@metin @linkstack

I am not sure what linktree is

@metin @linkstack Interested to be explained advantages of linktree or linkstack over having a /links page on my website 🤔
(As almost all linktree pages I land on are listing owner's personal website)

@villapirorum @linkstack It's been years since I moved from Linktree to Linkstack, but I remember Linktree having inserted all kinds of limits and restrictions, trying to lure you to switch to a paid subscription.

You can set up a Linkstack page as you like using its CMS, inserting different kinds of link entries, text headers, etc., and choose from a range of design templates. And it's totally free, although donations support the maintenance of the platform.

@metin @linkstack I'm not denying the advantages linkstack certainly has over linktree and I know how those services work. My question was not about that.

@villapirorum Ah, OK. Well, depending on your web development and design skills, you've got more control over a links page on your own site. Linkstack just offers you a free, ready-to-go links-oriented platform with templates and presets aimed at that purpose.

@zleap @linkstack Linktree is essentially a page where you can share all kinds of links, to your sites or other sites. If you want more features, you need to pay. Linkstack is a free, open Fediverse alternative to that.

@metin @linkstack

Thanks, I will look in to that,as it looks really useful, in the mean time I have added a few links to my website fediverse page

https://www.zleap.net/fediverse

I think the many of the branches of the fediverse graphic will need updating at some point to reflect all these new services.

@zleap Nice link list, thanks. I’ll make a Mastodon post about it later today, mentioning you. 👍