nekoweb seems pretty cool, like neocities but more outwardly fun. if you look at neocities(the site itself) you don't really get anything out of it, it looks fine but nothing special. nekoweb has a theme and style and more customizable bits
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the blog music was not working i did not test it. but i added the discord tracking crap and it works now(for how long... who knows)
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the valentines day banner was never uploaded.... i should make a new one
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mr-pibbs-site
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i'm not able to move my creative juices to make it happen i will get it done though
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sorry for radio silence i haven't been having a terribly good time of it lately and i haven't been wanting to put that on the site
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apparently it has a better editor as well. none of this is really a reason to move/even make an account on it though
No limits for allowed file types (on a free account) might be nice for some. Personally not a fan of their branding.
i think it's fun whereas neocities is more professional(ish) they also follow german law though so your site is subject to it(listed in the TOS)
For broke musicians being able to upload audio files is big! It's so funny that neocities, on free accounts, forbids most audio files but allows midis for some reason.
It's pretty easy to use a CDN like google drive or dropbox for some files. That's what I do for all my videos on my site. Though it would be nice if it was a default feature here as well, I think its a good thing to have multiple static hosting services around the web, but I don't see many reasons to move from one to another.