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Replied to Thinking about Planets and Challenges by David Shanske (david.shanske.com) Earlier today, at the special Transatlantic Bonus Homebrew Website Club, we continued a discussion on trying a...
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[[wikilinks]] and #hashtags as a portal to cross site search
[[wikilinks]] and #hashtags could act as snippets for custom searches on various platforms. I’d like to be able to either click on a link or possibly right click and be presented with the ability to...
View ArticleEconomic Models in Social Media and a Better Way Forward
Matt Ridley indicates in The Rational Optimist that markets for goods and services “work so well that it is hard to design them so they fail to deliver efficiency and innovation” while assets markets...
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A great thread. Though why not use the web as your platform? Micro.blog can do the work to help you own your identity & data, and as @EthanZ suggests it will also allow you to crosspost to both...
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Replied to Cusick (@cusick@c.im) by Cusick (C.IM) What should I have been reading in 2017 to have heard about the #fediverse five years earlier? I clearly need to upgrade my sources of information....
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#FeedReaderFriday: A Suggestion for Changing our Social Media Patterns
In the recent Twitter Migration, in addition to trying out Mastodon, I’ve been seeing some people go back to blogs or platforms like Micro.blog, WordPress, Tumblr, WriteFreely (like Mastodon it’s a...
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Replied to grahamsz (@grahamsz@indieweb.social) (Indieweb.Social) Anyone got any ideas for a small #indieweb project that might be useful for a small group. I have a super open-ended coding assignment...
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Replied to a post by Chris Baca (@cdbaca@indieweb.social) (Indieweb.Social) One of the things I don't see often talked about in the #indieweb sphere is how "meta" it is. E.g., I enjoy reading about...
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Replied to Finding a new home for the WordPress community by Mike McAlister (Ollie) The recent turmoil at Twitter has a lot of WordPress community members looking for alternatives. What if we used...
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Your Twitter “Go Bag”
In all the great spy and heist movies and a number of gangster films, characters in the stories that may need to drop everything at a moments notice and disappear “in 30 seconds flat if you feel the...
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To help get people started, for my first #FeedReaderFriday note, I’m highlighting @genmon‘s (@genmon@mastodon.social) excellent introduction of feeds and readers.
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#FeedReaderFriday People I love following and learning from on the web: Kimberly Hirsh – a fascinating reader, writer, educator, and fandom expert Tom Critchlow – – consultant, digital experimenter...
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Replied to a post by Michelle Moore (@tmichellemoore@mastodon.social) (Mastodon) Hello @chrisaldrich I ran across @jasontucker@simian.rodeo ’s post and joked about adding native ActivityPub support....
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Looking for some interesting material to put in your feed reader? Try out Phil Gifford‘s ooh.directory or Ray‘s Blogroll directories. Lots of topics and personal websites to follow. #FeedReaderFriday
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#FeedReaderFriday Wonder what I’m reading? Here’s my own following list: A central list I control with associated RSS feeds & OPML files makes it portable for use in various kinds of feed/social...
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Replied to a post by Kathleen Fitzpatrick (hcommons.social (Mastodon/Hometown)) Hey, @chrisaldrich! It's been a while since I've been in touch with you around #IndieWeb stuff. I'd love to know if...
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This #FeedReaderFriday I’m recommending: Maggie Appleton (feed) for her thoughtful blends of design, thinking, and anthropology Manton Reece (feed) for his spectacular work in bringing humanity to the...
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Replied to The ethics of syndicating comments using WebMentions by @edent (Terence Eden’s Blog) This blog uses WebMention technology. If you write an article on your website and mention one of my blog...
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Replied to Is this thing on? (Also: Twitter, Mastodon, and the Fundamentals of DoOO) by Martha Burtis (wrapping.marthaburtis.net) It’s been. . .a while. It would take too long to review everything...
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Replied to a post by Ryan Cordell (hcommons.social) I genuinely enjoy building standalone course websites, in part to more easily share teaching materials—see https://ryancordell.org/teaching/ for...
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