We partnered with write.as to offer an Activity-Pub federated blogging instance for kernel developers.

This service is offered to anyone with a kernel.org account, or anyone with an entry in the MAINTAINERS file. If you do not fall under one of these two categories, you can get someone else to "sponsor" your request.

For further details, please see https://people.kernel.org/about.

The configuration interface is pretty minimal and self-explanatory. Here are a few pointers to get you started:

1. All blogs start out as "unlisted" meaning that they won't show up on people.kernel.org/read until you make them public – but they are still accessible as people.kernel.org/username. To add them to the global feed, go to https://people.kernel.org/me/c/, click "Customize" and change "Publicity" to "public".
2. Your posts are published into "Draft" by default, which lets you preview them and share with others under a non-guessable link. To make them public in your blog, click on "Drafts" in the title bar (or "View drafts" in the menu), and then on "move into yourblogname" next to the post that you want to make public.
3. If you want to follow people.kernel.org in your RSS reader, the feed it at https://people.kernel.org/read/feed/ (the last / is important). For just your own blog's RSS feed, s/read/yourblogname/.

If you're posting a code snippet, add the language identifier next to the opening stanza. E.g.:

```cpp
#include <stdio.h>
int main()
{
   printf("Hello, World!");
}
```