manifesto

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A manifesto is "a published verbal declaration of the intentions, motives, or views of the issuer, be it an individual, group, political party or government" according to Wikipedia[1] - in summary there is no IndieWeb(Camp) manifesto.

No Manifesto

There is no "indieweb manifesto" nor "indiewebcamp manifesto".

IndieWebCamp does have

• design principles
• and a code-of-conduct

but to call either of them a manifesto would be an exaggeration and inaccurate.

Other Manifestos

Separately from indieweb/indiewebcamp, others have created related manifestos:

• Yesterweb community manifestos
• 2014-11-04: User Data Manifesto 2.0 - Defining basic rights for people to control their own data in the internet age.
• 2014-07-04: The ind.ie manifesto - a separate effort developed independently from the indiewebcamp community (i.e. no discussion of its creation on #indiewebcamp IRC, nor on this wiki).
• 2001-05-17: The Independents Day Manifesto - some original inspiration that planted some of the seeds of the IndieWeb movement.
• 1997-02-01 le minirézo: The Indie Web Manifesto (English) (archived)

See Also

• principles
• code-of-conduct
• https://web0.small-web.org/
• IndieWeb Example: 2023-04-20 A personal manifesto
• re: ^ toot about https://sonomu.club/@m2m/110588815772243374
  • "Arguably, the most important blog post I ever wrote. A sort of personal manifesto on my site.After I stopped promoting myself as if I were a brand, I needed to put my foot down and declare what I stand for, on the only place that's not going away: my personal website.So, here it is. A personal manifesto, where I touch on these topics: https://minutestomidnight.co.uk/blog/personal-manifesto/#MentalHealth
    #Sustainability
    #Technology
    #SmallWeb
    #IndieWeb
    #SocialMedia" @m2m June 22, 2023
• IndieWeb Example: Yes, Another Personal Web Manifesto