[jeremycherfas]Thanks chrisaldrich In the end I gave up for now because it isn't the central site of my identity and so things were overly complex. I don't actually want yet another twitter account just for the bread site, so I need to think harder.
Zegnatpetermolnar, you are credited with a audioscrobbler WP extension there. Do you know a page that gives a good overview of the scrobble “spec”? Or do I have to just read Last.fm’s documentation?
[chrisaldrich]jeremycherfas you could have a personal Twitter feed that is supplied with content from all your other sites. Then you can POSSE from bread, eatthis, .net, and even known to your personal twitter feed. (Backfeed may be a problem for more than two though.) It needn't be a one-to-one mapping in all cases.
[jeremycherfas]I have at least three websites, and many places, like Twitter, allow only one in the bio. So I can link one two Twitter but not the others.
[jeremycherfas]no, I have another that has been dormant and that I have considered pivoting to be a more personal identity than etp. That one is nivavilov
[chrisaldrich]If it helps, you can change the @handle of Twitter accounts if you want to keep those followers, but have a more personal account name like "jeremycherfas"
[jeremycherfas]I think most of those followers would be happy to abandon me. Unless and until I redirect the original vaviblog, which will be yet another side identity.
[jeremycherfas]It's complicated. The original vaviblog was an online travelog for nivavilov. Then it got screwed in a server mishap and I couldn't find time to restore. I still have it all. It was on WP.
[chrisaldrich]Some of these questions have actually helped me to pare down my online identity. Though it doesn't always make things "easy", it has been an interesting, worthwhile, and useful pressure on how I think about it all.
[jeremycherfas]So, ideally I would take the current content if vaviblog and import it into my current Known. Then restore the original vaviblog, possibly as WP, which seems a lot better now than it was when I abandoned it.
[jeremycherfas]I agree it is definitely worthwhile. The real drag is all the legacy material. I have no desire to migrate and still have masses of catching on the main site.
sknebel[chrisaldrich]: no, I haven't, and when I looked at the source a while back I was apprently not reading the part for twitter, but some other silo. could probably be changed, unless twitter limits urls in bios?
[chrisaldrich]sknebel, the real limit with twitter is the 140 characters in one's bio, so if it supports more than one url there, you need short domain names. ?
[chrisaldrich]I like the ability to have one site that's all the versions of me and then syndicating work things to linkedin, family/friends stuff to facebook, and others to Twitter, et al. to fit those "audiences"
[chrisaldrich]Now, if only I could get my mom from being the first person to like EVERYTHING I post to facebook or their algorithm would play nicer so others would see the content I post there, life would be easier ?
[jeremycherfas]Yes, but that asks people to make the effort to go there, even if there's nothing new to see. Unless your menu items have badges. Now that would be cool.
[jeremycherfas]At the moment I’m conscious that I don’t really want to dilute my ETP Twitter with too much indieweb, because those followers really aren’t interested. That’s why I think bringing NIVavilov back to life as me would work. That could then also retweet from ETP when necessary, and from Fornacalia,
[jeremycherfas]chrisaldrich Yes, that’s my thinking too. I’m almost done thinking about how I want to make my content available elsewhere, which you have helped me think through. But that doesn’t begin to address the question of backlinks, which would be important for engagement.
[jeremycherfas]chrisaldrich Out of interest, how are you presenting the information that Loqi (I presume) picked up in that post above about your RSS feeds. Is it oEmbed? Or a Twitter Card? Or what?
[chrisaldrich]my OEmbed, where it's used is whatever default WordPress provides in core. I've yet to do any tweaking/customization of it that I can recall.
[chrisaldrich]jeremycherfas I consider them a bit of snake oil as well. Primarily I'm using them to provide better looking metadata so that I can use Twitter cards when POSSEing to twitter (and similarly for facebook)
[chrisaldrich]It essentially gives me more direct control of what twitter cards look like. If I get any SEO bump from it, I don't really care or pay attention.
[chrisaldrich]doubleloop: You and a few others who've recently joined WordPress inspired it; particularly the last section which isn't as obvious to set up, but which can be fairly useful.
[chrisaldrich]I'm surprised no one's created a list which includes specifics of leanings or a function for advertising general topics (other than "I'm escaping twitter.")
doubleloopMy replies don't seem to work so well at the moment - had a quick test of one by replying to my own post, and the formatting was a little funky
doubleloopAnd then I'd like to improve my workflow for quotations... I copy snippets from articles a lot but it's a bit clunky at the moment. Lots of copy and pasting between tabs