[unoabraham]I think something may be up with how your site is sending webmentions. Since you posted this I’ve received a couple dozen all from this one post. No worries, but wanted to give you a heads up.
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@samimThere is a unique cultural opening currently, for the #indieweb to grab significant marketshare from the great octopi. Exciting times! (twitter.com/_/status/978921154093223936)
petermolnarI have some UI/ideology questions: lately I've been questioning the usefulness of chronological ordering on some of my collection pages, say, on journal and articles. An alternative approach could be that I get rid of pagination and use a topic based arrangement in some way. This has two problems: one is how to organise within a topic - some articles are quite old, going back to 2009-2010, and ordering by name could bring them to the t
petermolnar"tag" in my read is still a replacement for the meta keywords, but they could be thought of as topics; however, that's not the main question
jeremycherfasFWIW I think the scrolling problem makes life very difficult for a one page solution. IMHO you need a kind of introductiory paragraph, or even list of contents, that can be quickly scanned so people can see everything that is on the page. And if you do that, there's not much reason for a page, this being hypertext after all.
jeremycherfasIn my view of that kind of classification hierarchy, an item belongs to one or two categories, but can have multiple tags. And tags cut across categories.
petermolnarcweiske: thank you for linking tagebuch; I reformatter journal/article a bit similarly, in a per-year manner, without pagination, and so far, I like it better
[kevinmarks]tag pages are a good solution - have a look at some of the stuff aaron has done wiht them - making a sticky post to go at the top so you can say what theya re about
grantcodesRE technical jargon, it's not helped by even some of the building block functionality having complex names (don't know how avoidable that is though), Even I was/am occasionally confused :P
@edsu@dancohen Thanks for writing this Dan! I think you're right. There's a new generation of folks that didn't experience this renaissance of writing, that are primed for it. There's been some interest here at umd in an indieweb meetup to provide a place to explore self publishing on the web. (twitter.com/_/status/979079496803418112)
@dancohen@edsu Thanks, Ed! As you can see in that post, I’m caught between optimism and pessimism. Anyway, it’s been fun writing again in my own space, and I’d love to see what we can do to support the indieweb. (twitter.com/_/status/979080621812338691)
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