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As a side-note, I'm glad the two active sapphic/lesbian webrings I've found have a zero-tolerance rule on transphobia. After the whole kerfuffle with A Certain Webring That Shall Remain Nameless, it's heartening to see the dyke side of the indie-web community put their foot down when it comes to TERFs.
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I think I'm finally (FINALLY) at the point where I'm mostly satisfied with how my homepage looks. Good lord that took me forever. <_>
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smokoswebzone
11 months ago
I really wasn't sure which way to go with it, but I do love the CSS grid even though it's a huge pain in the ass to toggle. I will have to add accessibility features and mobile-responsiveness, but I'll get to that bridge when I cross it.
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smokoswebzone
11 months ago
Thank you so much! :D It's very tricky to balance how much stuff I want on my page. I know a lot of users go for a cluttered look, but I'm not super wild about that for myself, haha.
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I've only accepted myself as a dyke since a couple years ago. But it sucks navigating online lesbian spaces b/c you still find plenty of anti-mspec gatekeepers and out-and-out transphobes. It makes me really tired and angry, esp. for trans women and transfem dykes. Plus genderfuckery has historically played a HUGE role in lesbian culture?? Excluding other dykes for being mspec and/or trans is clownshoes behavior.