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17:30: Optional writing hour and quiet socializing
18:30: IndieWeb demos and hack night!
Homebrew Website Club retro 1980s-style logo
Topics for this week: Year-end hack projects 2018 IndieWeb Challenge is almost done! IndieWebCamp Austin 2019 — make plans! Demos of personal website breakthroughs Create or update your personal web site!
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Last year I completed 100 Days of Positive Posts #100DoPP.^1
This year I started 100 Days of Positive Doing Posting Days #100PDPD and stopped after 8 days.^2
Missing from both of those was why. Why post positive things?
Why may be insufficient to motivate, which implies a drive to action.
More motivating: why post positive things promptly?
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I’ve posted a lot less, recently, and this past year.
As I’ve used social media less, many motivations for posting faded, replaced with questioning motivations for posting and interacting with posts publicly.
From a broader #indieweb community, technology, and social perspective, I think we must ask what incentives are we creating, amplifying, and propagating by everything we invent and promote? What incentives should / can we design for?
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Done for the day. Time to sit on the couch and watch YouTube videos with @indiewebcat
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Facebook isn’t really all that much better or more convenient than having your own website, or sending emails or chats. But for some reason, Facebook (and Instagram) are where we post now.
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Finally there is a blocklist interface! Now I can send webmentions from myself and not block my domain.
Do you plan on building a premoderation queue tied to Vouch support?
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A personal history of personal publishing from Ana—it’s wonderful!
When I was feeling low and alone I would recall how happy I used to be before I was working in tech. I would remember my silly fan sites, my experiments, my blogs and everything that I loved so much that made me become a developer.
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"html": "<p>@jgmac1106, we don\u2019t own what Google does links don\u2019t work. I have a history with this website, a history that is broken if I move links to a subdomain, which I can\u2019t do anyway. I don\u2019t understand what you mean by \u201cno middle analytics, h-review, h-product\u201d and \u201cYou can own your analytics with webmentions.\u201d</p>",
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Some reader progress, channels are now working! I'm not ready to change my reading habits just yet though, so my channel list still allows me to choose "all feeds". I think to change the way I read I need to add a few more features. The first is some sort of notification that a channel has new items, otherwise I'll just end up not checking some low volume channels.
The other thing I really want to add is setting a channel per author for multi-author feeds. There are two feeds I have in mind for this, the facebook and twitter atom feeds generated by Ryan's amazing services.
The last screen shot is of a small change I'm glad to see working, which is picking up when an item is being displayed from a feed on a domain that doesn't match the author. It now adds a little "via" link which helps when no other details of the feed are displayed.
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I happened to stumble across the recorded livestream of @tantek's IndieWeb talk at the Decentralized Web Summit, so today I extracted just his talk from the livestream and published it as a standalone video! 📺▶️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9FSPcmybT8 #dwebsummit #dweb
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For today's IndieWeb Challenge, Aaron Parecki did a great presentation on IndieAuth and had a text transcript of the QA time at the end. Today I took the transcript, shortened it up and bit and added it to the IndieAuth FAQ page on the wiki. Feel free to check it out and add your own FAQ suggestions!
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Sad to say that the #indieweb part of my WordPress site is woefully broken. Time to accelerate v5 as I’m not inclined to figure out what’s broken at this point.
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I don’t have much to add to the discussion but wanted to voice my dissatisfaction with Gutenberg and how it disrupts my recently discovered IndieWeb power (Webmentions). I considered switching to Jekyll, Hugo or Grav but ran into challenges migrating over 15 years of content and several thousand posts.
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That’s bad news. But .. maybe not. I dislike Gutenberg. NOTE: Another webmention sent via the IndieWeb Webmention plugin. Did it work?
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I think IndieWeb needs more content warning like in mastodon. I propose p-content-warning for this and I'll try to implement this at least on my own website.
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