“As danah points out, though, the vulnerable people are banding together and speaking out loudly — with the support of a lot of privileged people as well. ”
http://www.talesfromthe.net/jon/?p=2948 #indieweb
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@bphogan Ryan and I are posting on our own sites and sending copies to the ephemeral twitter. You could be too, you have the space for it https://bphogan.com/ join the #indieweb
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@bphogan come on over to https://chat.indieweb.org to talk about it instead of using a closed silo like twitter
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B: We need a better social network.
A: Do you like ads?
B: No!
A: Can I sell your data?
B: No!
A: Can I have your data anyway?
B: No!
A: Do you want to host it yourself?
B: No!
A: Do you want to pay for this better social network?
B: No!
A: OK, bye!
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@johnjohnston This presentation makes my itch for a public multisite #WordPress install with an #IndieWeb stack even worse... I may have to pick your brain a bit more on it.
#pressedconf18
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@openetc Have you considered adding the webmention plugins for site to site conversation between participants? https://indieweb.org/Webmention
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Just published v0.4.2 of the PHP Microformats parser! https://github.com/indieweb/php-mf2/releases/tag/v0.4.2 Thanks to @martijnvdven and @gregorlove for all their work on this release!
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We took turns with each person sharing compliments/thanks/encouragement about things people are working on and/or doing for and/or learning from one another. (This was seriously really nice).\n <br /></li>\n <li>\n JAMstack (Javascript, APIs, Markup). Name was coined because some \"static\" sites have lots of dynamic functionality.\n <ul><li>Jonathan gave a demo of Netlify serving pages from a GitHub repo. Talked about how lots of different workflows can be used to manage content (e.g. Ghost, Netlify CMS, etc) without worrying about the final step of compiling the source into HTML and serving those static pages. Netlify has tons of features in the free tier (SSL with Let's Encrypt, support for forms, and more).</li>\n <li>Q: How do they make money? A: Great question! They're advertised all over the place in the web design world. Maybe consulting? For example, they did a huge redesign for Smashing Magazine.</li>\n <li>Q: Do we have to use GitHub? 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"html": "<a href=\"https://eddiehinkle.com/2018/03/11/9/article/\">A Citizen of the IndieWeb</a> by Eddie Hinkle<em> (eddiehinkle.com)</em>\n<blockquote>So when I read a question like \u201cWhat does it mean to be a citizen?\u201d as opposed to a question like \u201cWhat does it mean to be a member of?\u201d I take that as a much different question. So because of that, I actually want to start with a simpler question:<br />What does it mean to be a member of the IndieWeb?</blockquote>\n\n\n<p>The post <a href=\"https://islandinthenet.com/citizenship/\"><span class='p-name'>Citizenship</span></a> by <a href=\"https://islandinthenet.com/\"><span class='p-author h-card'>Kh\u00fcrt Williams</span></a> appeared first on <a href=\"https://islandinthenet.com/\">Island in the Net</a>.</p>",
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Anil documents the steady decline of empowering features from web browsers: view source; in-situ authoring; transclusion, but finishes with the greatest loss of all: your own website at your own address.
There are no technical barriers for why we couldn’t share our photos to our own sites instead of to Instagram, or why we couldn’t post stupid memes to our own web address instead of on Facebook or Reddit. There are social barriers, of course — if we stubbornly used our own websites right now, none of our family or friends would see our stuff. Yet there’s been a dogged community of web nerds working on that problem for a decade or two, trying to see if they can get the ease or convenience of sharing on Facebook or Twitter or Instagram to work across a distributed network where everyone has their own websites.
(Although it’s a bit of shame that Anil posted this on Ev’s blog instead of his own.)
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@SchumakerA Seeing your bio, I'll also note that there's a number of educators and related edtech folks in the #IndieWeb as well. https://indieweb.org/Indieweb_for_Education
Happy to help if you have any questions.
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Thinking about going #IndieWeb, but haven't made a platform choice? @GrabaPerch is an interesting choice with Webmention support and more. Also currently on sale! #DeleteFacebook
https://twitter.com/grabaperch/status/978314153705295877
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“there are two kinds of companies, those that feed on customer ignorance compared to those who prosper via customer savvy . I think it is obvious to all, at least now, that Facebook needs customer ignorance to survive.” https://www.easydns.com/blog/2018/03/26/should-you-delete-your-facebook-page/ #indieweb
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“the social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter… are: The Spew.
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Why does @jamespoulos think the BBC is a bad thing? “Facebook might soon become a 21st-century BBC. But outside its walled gardens, the wilds of online won't be so easily tamed.” https://amp.thedailybeast.com/facebooks-existential-crisis-isnt-what-you-think-it-is?__indieweb_impr...
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As with anything, there will always be people on all spectrums of belief. But just know, the IndieWeb has defined 4 generations of potential users (https://indieweb.org/generations) because we believe that a world can exist where people that don’t have to build their own website in order to own their data. However until the tooling is advanced enough, only the earlier generations will be able to effectively own their data.
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