If people want to ask something that they don’t want tied to them, they should use a throwaway account. Scrapers will probably grab the text quickly (especially if they’re using ActivityPub) so it’s a false sense of security to do it days later.

So I built towonel. In Rust, partly because I wanted to learn the language properly

This bit makes me a little wary.

or https://web.archive.org/web/20260521095433/https://erwanleboucher.dev/blog/towonel/

edit: it’s back up

I’ve never used either so I looked them up; https://htmldecks.com/blog/slidev-vs-revealjs-2025.html says

Reveal.js is a JavaScript framework where you write HTML. It gives you maximum control, works without a build step (for simple decks), and has a decade of battle-testing. It’s the jQuery of presentation frameworks — not trendy, but reliable.

Slidev is a Vite-powered tool where you write Markdown. It gives you a modern developer experience with hot reload, Vue component support, and opinionated defaults that get you to a finished deck faster. It’s the Vite of presentation tools — fast, modern, delightful.

Anyone have any first-hand opinions?