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pluralstack.org

Website for Plural Stack, a project of RadicalxChange.

This is a plain static site: no build step, no framework. index.html is the site.

How it deploys

Netlify (RxC's team account) watches this repository. Every push to main is live at pluralstack.org within about a minute. Pull requests get an automatic preview URL, so you can review changes before merging.

Editing content

  • In the browser: open the file on GitHub, press . or use the pencil icon, edit, and commit to a branch → open a PR → merge when the preview looks right.
  • Locally: clone, edit, push. There is nothing to install or build.

Portability rule

This project may later move to EU-based hosting (e.g. Hetzner, Codeberg Pages) for data-sovereignty reasons. To keep that migration trivial:

  1. Keep the site as plain static files — no host-specific build magic.
  2. Keep DNS at the registrar (Porkbun), not delegated to Netlify.
  3. Don't adopt Netlify-proprietary features beyond netlify.toml headers and, if ever needed, a portable _redirects file.

If you follow those three rules, moving hosts is a DNS change plus a CI tweak.

Infrastructure notes

Thing Where Notes
Domain Porkbun Auto-renew on; WHOIS privacy on
DNS Porkbun A record (apex) + CNAME (www) → Netlify
Hosting Netlify (RxC team) Site imported from this repo
Email Porkbun forwarding hello@pluralstack.org → project lead

One-time setup (already done / for reference)

  1. Create this repo under the RxC GitHub org; add the plural-stack team with Write access.
  2. Netlify → Add new site → Import from GitHub → this repo. Build command: none. Publish directory: .
  3. Netlify → Domain management → Add pluralstack.org → choose external DNS (do not delegate nameservers to Netlify).
  4. Porkbun → DNS for pluralstack.org: add the A record and www CNAME Netlify displays; delete Porkbun's default parking records.
  5. SSL provisions automatically (Let's Encrypt) once DNS propagates.

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