Web Dogma Certified
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> It's interesting to start to read different capsules on Gemini
and stumble upon ongoing philosophical arguments about the Gemini
form.

Not gonna lie, it's my favorite thing! ;)

I've never heard of Dogma 95 before, but it definitely strikes me
as philosophically-related to some aspects of the small net. At
least, the idea of working with constraints to put forward a
message. But wow, the constraints are rough!

Applied to the web, I could definitely see something similar.
Perhaps if a website adheres to a certain set of principle, it can
be part of a Web Dogma network of sites. Solderpunk wrote a
webserver [1] that only accepts to serve a subset of html. The
website needs to:

* HTML pages need to be 32KiB or smaller
* Contains 3 images max
* HTML tags can't be nested more than 10 levels deep
* audio, applet, canvas, embed, iframe, script and video tags are
prohibited
* Third party images, stylesheet and fonts aren't allowed

=> https://tildegit.org/solderpunk/shizaru/ [1] Shizaru