Public Data for Public Events is
Read more in the inverviews at networkcultures.org or at The Hmm
Note! As many has pointed out, there are better (more standard) ways to accomplish this connection between a domain name and a calendar. I'll be revising how this works.
Join the discussion here Friday 12 March 15:45 at MozFest 2021.
This site is not an index of this data, as there should be no central index. Instead the calendar data should be findable by only knowing the domain name through a 'channels manifest', a JSON file. This file has to be placed directly the web root. It can be generated here.
{ "iCalendar": { "title": "Perdu", "keywords": "Art, Poetry, Amsterdam", "url": "https://perdu.nl/ics/" } }
Domain | Channels Manifest |
perdu.nl | https://perdu.nl/channels-manifest.json |
fabulousfuture.xyz | https://fabulousfuture.xyz/channels-manifest.json |
fanfarefanfare.nl | https://fanfarefanfare.nl/channels-manifest.json |
apocalendar.today/domains.txt (includes tags merged with tags from manifest)
brussels.fyi/domains.txt (includes tags merged with tags from manifest)