@5teverin0 Writefreely might be a good option, it's built around being federated. It's in the social media category instead of the publishing category, but it's intended for blogs instead of microblogs.
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Oh, excellent! I originally started out trying to install WriteFreely with Ngnx, but kept running into problems, so I gave up. Never thought to look in that category - thanks!
I get that blog is Tumblr-like and microblog is Twitter-like, but what are the actual differences?
@5teverin0 @SharkAttak The lines kinda blur in some places, but mostly just no max post length, text formatting, and a layout that more resembles a blog as apposed to a twitter profile (tags/categories, about page, that sort of stuff). You also usually get a domain or sub domain (example.com or user.example.com respectively) instead of just a handle (e.g. example.com/@user) so that it's easier to use as an independent website.
Federation protocol is pretty simple and coding it could be a fun project for someone. Do you have software that you'd like to use? It seems like a good companion to a static site generator.
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I'm not seeing WriteFreely in that list so maybe won't help you, but it's a lot more activitypub-native than WP or Ghost is, so might be what you're after even if the install won't be one-click in whatever you're using.