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📷 PhotoJoseph 🎥
https://twitter.com/photojoseph
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Apr 29
one day I’d love my channel to be big enough to start a second channel that is entirely BTS / making-of my videos. I think it’d be almost as interesting as the videos themselves, just to see what goes into these. Would of course require a dedicated shooter/editor. One day…🤔
I don't think that necessarily needs to be a second channel! My channel is pretty much a behind the scenes of itself. I liked your behind the scenes closing in the last video! I always get questions about the setup so it's a good idea to get a jump on those. -
Aaron Hockley
https://twitter.com/ahockley
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Apr 28
And then you find out they’re pouring the foundation for a big diesel generator. ヽ(ຈل͜ຈ)ﾉ︵ ┻━┻
oh please no -
of course as soon as I'm ready to hit "record" for a new video, a concrete truck pulls up and starts pouring concrete next door
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It's finally up! Check out my overview of the new @Blackmagic_News ATEM Mini Pro… it really is this good. https://jal.bz/2Seblym
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Portland, Oregon • Mon, April 27, 2020 6:07pm
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Well @snarfed said everything I wanted to about Micro.blog and @manton, but there's one thing I wanted to add.
Micro.blog *does* accept webmentions from external websites even if that website doesn't have a micro.blog account. That is described here: https://help.micro.blog/2017/webmention/
What you might be seeing is that some micro.blog users don't display comments on their posts, so even though they will have received your reply, you won't see it listed as a comment. It will still show up in their timeline though.
Recently, Micro.blog also added support for people to include their replies on their own blogs rather than only inside the micro.blog timeline. This is described here: https://help.micro.blog/2020/hosted-replies/ Not everyone has enabled that feature, and not everyone wants that either.
I hope this helps clear some things up. @manton is definitely 100% in support of the indieweb goals, and has done an amazing job building Micro.blog. The latest features around receiving external webmentions and hosting replies on peoples' own blogs have made it a really excellent first-class IndieWeb option. -
So... That's _exactly NOT_ how this works at all @Disney / @disneyplus... You can't put a TOS on someone else's platform. I am quite certain your Legal Team knows this - and you should probably consult with them. I'm sure @Twitter / @TwitterSupport would love to clear that up.
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