Aaron Parecki

The general planned structure is below, but if the conversation takes us in a specific direction, we'll just go with it. 👍 I'll generally try to prompt you with the questions as we go, but if we organically go from one to the other, we'll just go with it. Anchor will record the entire thing, but I'll edit it down, so we can chat for a minute before I start the "official intro".

• Short intro, ending with asking for your URL

Social (about 15 minutes)

• Introduce yourself
• How did you discover the IndieWeb?
• What does being part of the IndieWeb mean to you?
• What IndieWebCamp events have you attended, and were there any that stuck out to you in a special way?
• Is there anything new or any changes you hope to see in the IndieWeb community over the next year?

Tech (about 15 minutes)

• What service or software powers your website?
• What is something you’ve added or built on your website recently that you are particularly happy with?
• Have you run into any challenges or problems recently that you’d like help with from the IndieWeb community?
• What is the next thing you’d like to do with your website?

@aaronpk I did that earlier tonight for a single tweet - twitter.com/sull/stat...

@uliwitness It's intentional. I think keeping favorites private has encouraged people to reply to posts more often. However, there have been a couple discussions about providing another way for feedback, maybe similar to Slack reactions. Hope to experiment with that soon.

@aaronpk if you find a solution please post because this would com in real handy for my early airport trips.

@aaronpk lyft driver here. You should have gotten a notification if a driver accepted your request. If no sign of it even being requested, then try again. Not sure...

@KevinMarks @cwebber @aaronpk I'm sorry but indieweb doesn't count, you're programming your own websites, you're not the general population. That method is not accessible for most people on here.

@aaronpk Is this a step toward your site working with Pleroma?

@Gargron @cwebber @aaronpk WordPress, twitter, github, medium all have rel-me built in. Google plus had it, but it only shows up on some clients now. For the twitter migration case it will work well, if they set their twitter url to their new mastodon home.

@aaronpk Well, this is something

I followed like 10 remote folks today using my Greasemonkey script that replaces Remote Follow buttons with direct links to my home instance. It saved a bunch of hops and was way better than pasting my username into remote servers.

Definitely thinking this should be a browser extension.

The more I do it, the cooler I find microcasting on a technical level. The format (I arbitrarily chose) of writing 300 words, recording it, and posting both together makes for accessible, multimedia text on the web, and a podcast app is just as good as a browser for it.