KartikPrabhuyou mean Lady Justice. afaik that symbolism is more ancient than the Statue of Liberty and more widely used. It is even present in courts in India and is used as a symbol in art/films in India
tantekthe other international symbolism of the Statue of Liberty (<-- a principle) is that it was intended as a welcoming symbol for people arriving in New York from all over the world
[number5]M-Kodo: all the wikis have their own markup, some have tried to create a common wiki markup http://www.wikicreole.org/ but apparently not very successful
tantekI tend to agree with aaronpk. I've gotten used to a lot of the quirks of MediaWiki "markup" but it's still not very obvious, and more people seem to learn Markdown better.
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tommorrisComcast's personal site hosting is going bye-bye. thus disproving the "if you pay for it, it'll stick around" rule. people pay their ADSL provider quite a substantial amount and they'll still delete your shit.
LoqiFacebook is a popular content hosting silo and activity aggregator most well known for being the largest centralized social network on the web https://indiewebcamp.com/Facebook
Loqisync is short for synchronize / synchronizing (AKA syncing) / synchronization and refers to the process of keeping data consistent between two or more devices (including servers) https://indiewebcamp.com/sync
snarfedinteresting. looking at your feed, you're consistent in that you almost never hyperlink text phrases. pretty much the only links in your posts are twitter user mentions and URLs
tanteksnarfed - yes - likes are fairly automated - the only requirement for my like posts is the link - and my code generates reasonable automatic link text (using site, author, post type from whatever it can inspect from the URL)
tantekin the cases where the algorithm produces too plain of a result or where I want to explicitly include more information (Author's full name, full name of link destination, etc.)
Loqitantek meant to say: aaronpk - agreed re: "it's not a text post if there is markup in it" <-- and that's exactly why Markdown doesn't follow its own principles.
tantekbear - sounds like a theoretical quibble - since my text posts with footnotes are all short enough for the bottom to be self-evident. counter-examples welcome.
tantekon my ipod (just checked) required scrolling half a screen worth - which people do reflexively (single touch flick see text bounce at bottom) so that's good enough for me for a trivially (even reflexively) discoverable "where the bottom is"
bearI just checked on the tablet (which I hold landscape because that is where the widest margin is) -- and yea, your tendancy to shorter posts makes most of the quibbles exactly that - quibbles