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cleverdevil
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@brentsimmons totally fair. In concept, a Microsub server acts like the server-side of a reader. It has “channels” which are like folders and in them will be feeds. It fetches feeds, parses them, and normalizes them. @aaronpk is the spec author.
@cleverdevil @brentsimmons I'd love to work with you on improving the Microsub spec based on your implementation of Evergreen! The idea with Microsub is to make it easy to develop reader interfaces without dealing with managing subscriptions or feeds. -
manton
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@EddieHinkle Indeed. If you're already signed in on the phone I think that's a really elegant solution.
@manton I’m always happy to help with authentication stuff! -
EddieHinkle
https://micro.blog/EddieHinkle
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@manton @aaronpk's idea about sending a push notification to an existing logged in m.b mobile app could help around this issue 😉
Absolutely! It works great. It’s the only login mechanism to my own site now. https://aaronparecki.com/2017/10/04/23/passwordless-logins -
Nice write-up by @brentsimmons on sending a post from Evergreen to Micro.blog, and why feed readers should hook back into writing tools.
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Just updated my "Life Stack" post for January 2018! All the tools, apps, and services I use to manage my work and life. https://aaronparecki.com/life-stack/
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Louis Gray
http://google.com/+LouisGray
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Jan 14
My referral logs await your feedback. 😁https://blog.louisgray.com/2018/01/linking-less-and-talking-more.html?m=1
Let's talk about adding Webmention support to Blogger!
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We thought so too! https://indieweb.org/Webmention
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Episode 17: It's 2018!
Getting back in the swing of things, working on Monocle, looking forward to IndieWebCamp Baltimore!continue reading... -
Aswath Rao
http://demo.mypor.ch/id/aswath
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Jan 14
Wouldn't that be antithetical to IndieWeb? Personally I prefer OpenID (at a practical level it has to be self-hosted)
IndieAuth is meant to take over since OpenID 1.0 is effectively dead. If you want the details: https://indieauth.spec.indieweb.org/
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The real solution is for micro.blog to build in its own IndieAuth server so that you never end up on indieauth.com, but that will require some engineering work by micro.blog first.
