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at Easy TigerAustin, Texas • Fri, February 21, 2020 5:15pm#MicroBlog meetup — with Manton, microformats -
Manton Reece - Replies hosted at your own blog (www.manton.org)
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Introducing Pico (blog.bellebcooper.com)"Personally, I don't like Twitter at all anymore. I don't like memes, or internet culture, or silly jokes, or random thoughts from random people. That's the stuff that Twitter—and now Mastodon—is great at, but it's not what I want.
Trying Mastodon led me to trying Micro.blog again, and I've found that I've settled into it more easily this time." -
Microcasting on Micro.blog with Wavelength – MacStories (www.macstories.net)
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Don't forget: Next week is the Homebrew Microblog Meetup in Portland! 💬🍻 Thanks to @oktadev for sponsoring drinks! https://indieweb.org/events/2018-04-18-homebrew-microblog -
IndieWeb generation 4 and hosted domains (www.manton.org)
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🔔 The Homebrew Microblog Meetup is tonight! 6pm at Rogue Eastside! 🎉🍻 And a great sunny day for it too! ☀️ #indieweb #microblog #pdx https://indieweb.org/events/2018-03-14-homebrew-microblog
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Homebrew Website Club PDX is back, and joining forces with the Microbrew and Microblog meetup! Come to Rogue Eastside this Wednesday for the first "Homebrew Microblog"! https://indieweb.org/events/2018-03-14-homebrew-microblog #indieweb #microblog
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Sunlit 2.0 Released as a Micro.blog and WordPress Photo Blogging App – MacStories (www.macstories.net)
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Stepping back a bit, I think we should look at the end goal from the users perspective.
This seems to be a problem primarily when both people have their own website and their content is automatically pulled into micro.blog from their own feeds.
With that in mind, the best solution is one which will require the least amount of behavior change as well as technical change on behalf of both people. This likely means micro.blog will have to do some additional work, but that seems appropriate since in this situation micro.blog is acting as an aggregator between two independent websites.
The way micro.blog can best facilitate this kind of interaction would be to match up the replies itself, and not require any additional steps for the user replying. Since micro.blog is already consuming a feed from my site, if it encounters any posts in that feed with an in-reply-to url, micro.blog should check whether that url is one of its own, or whether it's indexed as a canonical url from someone's site that it has also previously pulled in. Then it can match up the conversation thread. If there is no match, then a perfectly acceptable first version would be to just ignore the post and not pull it in to micro.blog at all. This way neither the person replying nor the person being replied to need to fiddle with any markup or make additional feeds or make decisions about syndicating at each post.
I believe JSONFeed has the concept of an in-reply-to url, but Atom/RSS do not. This means this feature will only work with JSONFeeds, but I think that is an acceptable compromise. Of course if micro.blog started consuming h-entrys that would also work but that's a different conversation. -
Multi-Photo Support in OwnYourGram
After far too long, I finally launched support for importing multi-photos from Instagram via OwnYourGram!continue reading... -
Jackson Palmer
http://ummjackson.com
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May 24
Anyone in the IndieWeb space know if http://micro.blog is going to be an OSS protocol vs. a closed source company?
@ummjackson You can use the micro.blog iOS app to post to your own Micropub website, and the site also sends Webmentions! -
I have high hopes for @manton2's http://micro.blog Kickstarter project! Today's the last day to back it! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manton/indie-microblogging-owning-your-short-form-writing #indieweb
