Disabling notifications from all my corporate social accounts, while leaving them on for Fediverse social accounts: an accidental stroke of genius 
It helps me prioritize where I truly want to spend my time 
#IndieWeb
@hrbf thank you and I appreciate it!
Still haven’t heard back from #tumblr customer support, after 8 days. I won’t be going back, but I’m hoping to at least get back my content.
I’ve decided to move forward with a flat file CMS for my personal website and I’m currently leaning towards @getkirby (old favorite of mine) or @eleventy
I see there are good enough options for both to get some #IndieWeb goodness going (e.g. webmentions).
What do you think?
Colin Devroe - Blogging is alive and well
The past, present and future of blogs.
Thinking about this post on "permanence" with #SocialMedia / #IndieWeb / #SelfHosting (for things that you *want* to keep permanent, anyway), balancing questions like are you going to outlive Facebook or the other way around, etc.
https://hyperborea.org/journal/2019/11/online-permanence/
I still think an "export to static site" option should be standard on any CMS as an exit strategy (on top of actual data portability) for cases where you no longer have the resources, time, inclination, etc. to maintain it.
@rozie @miklo Rozdzielmy tutaj zwiększanie zasięgu rozumiane jak w publikacjach naukowych: cytujesz, dajesz przypis, treść może dotrzeć w miejsca, w które inaczej by nie dotarła, od zwiększania zasięgu w sensie algorytmu / systemu informatycznego napędzającego sieci społecznościowe.
Nieporozumienia mogą się brać imo z tego, że różne rzeczy mamy na myśli, pisząc "zwiększanie zasięgu".
Poinformowanie autora załatwia już #indieweb, #wordpress (ping back) czy wzmiankowanie w #ActivityPub/#Mastodon
Can’t shake a comment that someone liked Micro.blog but it didn’t have many features. Blogs, themes, plug-ins, social network, podcast hosting, read-later bookmarks, cross-posts, archiving, highlights, email newsletters, bookshelves, IndieWeb, fediverse… Missing: marketing.
Added two new characters to my kinning red flags, Dr. Horrible, and Rick Sanchez
#IndieWeb
https://www.vzqk50.com/blog/mens-kinning-red-flags/#dr-horrible
Or if you enjoy #webDevelopment and want to build (option three^3), use developer services to more rapidly add IndieWeb building blocks^4 to your site so you too can focus on creating & owning your content^5.
Here are some of the most common and popular developer services:
1. Webmention sending: https://webmention.app/ by https://remysharp.com/ (@rem@front-end.social), or https://mention.tech/ by https://kevinmarks.com/ (@kevinmarks@xoxo.zone)
2. Webmention receiving: https://webmention.io/ (I use this) by https://aaronparecki.com/ or https://webmention.herokuapp.com/ by https://voxpelli.com/ (@voxpelli@mastodon.social)
3. POSSE & backfeed: https://brid.gy/ by Ryan of https://snarfed.org/ (@schnarfed)
4. ActivityPub federating: https://fed.brid.gy/ also by Ryan. More on Bridgy & Bridgy Fed^6.
Using a developer service to support IndieWeb protocols saves you time. You can also contribute to the community by filing suggestions for improvements, or participating on their GitHub repositories.
If you prefer that your site not depend on any external services, you can do that too.
Most of the above services are also open source that you can install and fully manage yourself. For example:
* Webmention installable services: https://indieweb.org/Webmention#Publisher_Services
Another option is to use one of many open source libraries to more rapidly implement support for IndieWeb standards^7. The wiki pages for each standard list libraries in a variety of programming languages, e.g.:
* https://indieweb.org/Webmention-developer#Libraries
If you choose the path of installing or building something new with libraries or by directly implementing an IndieWeb standard, be sure to test your implementation with its test suite, e.g.:
* https://webmention.rocks/
As a web developer, you can choose how much of your #IndieWeb support you want to implement yourself (and time to invest) vs build on the services, libraries, and other open source that the community has produced and is actively supporting.
This is day 10 of #100DaysOfIndieWeb #100Days.
← Day 9: https://tantek.com/2023/009/t2/edit-reply-comment-update
→ 🔮
^1 https://tantek.com/2023/004/t1/choosing-domain-name-indieweb
^2 https://tantek.com/2023/005/t3/indieweb-simpler-approach
^3 https://tantek.com/2023/003/t1/indieweb-path-chosen-why
^4 https://indieweb.org/building_blocks
^5 https://tantek.com/2023/001/t1/own-your-notes
^6 https://tantek.com/2023/008/t7/bridgy-indieweb-posse-backfeed
^7 https://spec.indieweb.org/
dear lord, if you MUST put white text on an only very slightly darker background, would it be too much to ask to beg you NOT to use a super-aliased pixel-based font, for the love of all that is holy? actually, look, #indieweb folks, can we please, PLEASE stop using pixel fonts for paragraphs of text altogether? readability is nobody's enemy AND it can look good, too. no, really.
@OohDirectory Other reason I ask is because, back in the day (early 00s) when Netscape and Microsoft were embattled in a bitter browser war of increasing incompatibility (you might remember this), the community rallied around Web Standards. It became *the thing* to blog about Web Standards and a whole community flourished. It was multiplicative and wonderful.
I just wish there were more ways people could rally around #IndieWeb, which is spiritually the same community as before rising up again.
My fifth day of #100daysofindieweb is coming to a close. I worked more on grouping tweets by type based on the markdown output of my Twitter Archive.
I wrote about it here: https://crowdersoup.com/posts/projects/indieweb/100-days/day-5-classifying-tweets-continued/
opened: the Shoujo Kakumei Utena fanlisting https://sku.anthy.net
#ShoujoKakumeiUtena #RevolutionaryGirlUtena #fanlisting #fansite #staticwebsite #oldweb #handmadehtml #indieweb #retroweb
@cplong @sramsay
IndieWeb, blogging, fountain pens?! I almost hate to mention it for the rabbit hole it may become, but you’ll get a bit of all three here: https://micro.blog/discover/pens. Happy New Year!
Since I simply fake it as a front end developer I always find myself needing icons and never knowing where to get them. So I ran across this in tldr today and sharing it as much as saving it for future reference. https://iconoir.com
It's MIT Licensed and open source, feels nice and helpful in #IndieWeb circles!