SemPress = first in class (though accessibility isn't a degree. It is or isn't) in terms of WordPress themes. Any outstanding issues more to do with Core than the theme. Known's accessibility issue mainly around photo post and using title as alt text.
But learning is reason I am using a hybrid approach of multiple sites. In a way @glitch acts as my CMS for the static pages and Known my social stream. You move from time to time but rarely repaint front of the house. As I learn additions get added.
@Cambridgeport90 always welcome in #IndieWeb-WordPress channel. some one there to help you peak under the hood. TLDR: Known functions better but has harder set up. WordPress most approachable but fragile. @microdotblog for $5 a month to just work and no maintenance
@Cambridgeport90 if you install the #IndieWeb all the necessary plugins will be included. What @boffosocko does uses webmentions, semantic Link backs, and Bridgy plugins (all included when you install #IndieWeb plugin
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@Cambridgeport90 For those whose learning goals revolve around HTML/CSS @microdotblog is great platform. Strong design knowledge base in community. Leans markdowny and iOS but commitment to open protocols and apis makes customization endless. The Othello Approach.