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#GWGmiklb, forgot to push the main file to the repo, so it isn't loading the setup screen. Will try in a bit from my phone
#LoqiGWG: miklb left you a message 2 hours, 11 minutes ago: not seeing any options on the options page, just a save changes button
#LoqiGWG: miklb left you a message 2 hours, 4 minutes ago: Bridgy_Class needs admin_init it seems
#LoqiGWG: miklb left you a message 1 hour, 51 minutes ago: I have a lot more feedback, where is best? Issue in GitHub?
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#miklbGWG oh, when I added admin_init, the settings screen worked.
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#[jeremycherfas]I have quite a few domains for various projects of mine. Currently only one of them is where I experiment with indieweb things. Another is what I would call my “personal” domain. I’m wondering, is there a “best” way to arrange things? For example, should my personal site be my main "this is me” site and if so, how do I indicate that the others are also me, sort of? Grateful for pointers to things that might help me think this thr
#aaronpkare the other domains definitely more like projects rather than alternate identities?
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#tantekjeremycherfas, if you have any social media / silo accounts, put your "personal" domain as the "website" on those accounts
#tantekand then, if any of your other domains also represent you, other facets etc., link to them from your main personal site with rel=me
#tantekhowever no rel=me on any links to any domains that are personal projects,
#[jeremycherfas]Thanks aaronpk and tantek. Maybe the best thing I could do would be to expand on what the various domains are for and then link to that from here. That will probably be easier. It will also help me to sharpen my questions.
#tantekdefinitely. making use of your domains first will help you figure out how you want them to fit together
#Loqi[gRegor Morrill] I think I’m going to try the 100 Words in 100 Days challenge again. I only finished 13 non-contiguous days last time. I also didn’t fill in the missed days. This time I want to be more rigorous about it.
I’m planning to start on February 1. I...
#sebselAnd not really proud of it yet, but hey, it's the writing that counts. My 100daysofindieweb for tomorrow might very well be a new way of presenting all this stuff on my homepage :)
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#tantekgRegorLove: yeah, I keep documenting ideas, not having the confidence to start a 100 days project (yet)
#tantekI've been trying to do practice 100 days of positive photos since the 1st, but I think I already missed a day or two so I'm trying to figure out a good rhythm for it
#aaronpk100 days is a lot! my end date is March 30th and that seems so far away
#sebselaaronpk yeah but also: it seems like yesterday that you started, and you're over 25% now!
#[keithjgrant]I discovered the W3C social web specs, and have wondered why I haven't seen them before now. Been wanting an open studio protocol for years
#KevinMarksMine is static too, but handles webmention receiving via voxpelli's handy service
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#[keithjgrant]Are things easier to implement if I use WordPress or similar?
#[keithjgrant]Also, what things should I be thinking about beyond webmentions? I like the W3C approach to things like subscriptions & tracking followers, but it looks like that stuff is less commonly implemented at this point (?)
#tantekkeithjgrant re: easier to implement, there are tradeoffs between different things
#tantekkeithjgrant - beyond webmentions, you should consider user-centric features. Webmentions are only interesting in that they help you implement peer-to-peer commenting, liking, reposting from and to your own site