Come to Homebrew Website Club in sf this Wednesday and people will help with that feeling https://indieweb.org/events/2018-04-04-homebrew-website-club

Back to the Blog – Dan Cohen

On moving from silos to your own website:

Over the last year, especially, it has seemed much more like “blog to write, tweet to fight.” Moreover, the way that our writing and personal data has been used by social media companies has become more obviously problematic—not that it wasn’t problematic to begin with.

Which is why it’s once again a good time to blog, especially on one’s own domain.

But on the other hand…

It is psychological gravity, not technical inertia, however, that is the greater force against the open web. Human beings are social animals and centralized social media like Twitter and Facebook provide a powerful sense of ambient humanity—the feeling that “others are here”—that is often missing when one writes on one’s own site.

That’s true …which is why brid.gy is such an incredibly powerful service for, well, bridging the gap between your own personal site and the silos, allowing for that feeling of ambient humanity.

#indieweb #blogging #blogs #writing #personal #publishing #silos #twitter #facebook #social #networks #ambient #humanity
@SarahJamieLewis This sounds a lot like dat - have you looked at Beaker Browser https://beakerbrowser.com/ and Fritter? https://fritter.hashbase.io/ #indieweb
@SarahJamieLewis I agree that we don't need to keep reinventing protocols. DNS and web serving are decentralized and robust. We can layer protocols on top for social subscription and notification - WebPub, WebMention and more #indieweb ones
Posting on your own site, POSSEd to twitter and using brid.gy to turn the replies on twitter into webmentions works rather well - not sure if it catches replies to replies though #Indieweb

New release of mf2 to iCalendar

#indieweb #microformats
Had a great time at the @pdxnode meetup tonight! Here are some of the resources I talked about!

https://indieweb.org

https://indieweb.org/webmention

Okta APIs which I used to log in to my website
https://developer.okta.com

https://indieauth.spec.indieweb.org

Monocle
https://aaronparecki.com/2018/03/12/17/building-an-indieweb-reader
#pdxnode #indieweb #okta #oauth
“As I have said for many years – “I am my own system of record”.” https://people-first.net/2018/03/29/the-second-innings-of-the-internet #indieweb
“the novelty and connection Facebook offered in its early days is gone. In its place is that constant feeling that it’s 3am in a Reno, Nevada casino when we’d like to stop playing the slot machines, but can’t quite do it.” -@ginab https://medium.com/@ginab/dont-just-deletefacebook-let-s-build-something-better-6bf5caad6965 #indieweb
“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
@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
@bphogan come on over to https://chat.indieweb.org to talk about it instead of using a closed silo like twitter
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!

php-mf2 v0.4.3: Optional HTML5 Support

@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
#WordPress #IndieWeb #pressedconf18
@openetc Have you considered adding the webmention plugins for site to site conversation between participants? https://indieweb.org/Webmention
https://indieweb.org/Wordpress_Webmention_Plugin
#pressedconfused #indieweb #fun
#indieweb #pressedconf18
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!

Building an IndieWeb Reader