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Friends — Jim Mitchell
This is my friends page , where I give shoutouts and links back to other Indiweb people I find interesting. It’s a work in progress, so check back often. Want to be a friend? Email hello@jimmitchell.org . Andrew Canion canion.blog @canion@social.lol Alexandra Wolfe wrywriter.ca @alexandra@social.lol
Or start at the homepage: jimmitchell.org
Who they link to
A /friends page is a list of people you like. Here's who jimmitchell.org points to from theirs. Sites with a yellow top edge are also listed here.
nickgray.netlisted here
- andycarolan.com
- bstn.info
- canion.blog
- indieweb.social
- louplummer.lol
- manuelmoreale.com
- mitchelltribe.com
- mitchelltribe.social
- pixelfed.social
- social.lol
- wrywriter.ca
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