LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Ten Days of Twitter" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Ten Days of Twitter is ____", a sentence describing the term)
chrisaldrichI'm curious whether those numbers include people with cell phones as "high-speed"? Building an indie. site on a cell phone is also a bigger feat
grantcodesYeah I don't think that is too bad for a huge country (can always improve though). Also "sufficient" is very vague... And doesn't account for people who only ever use a phone to access the internet (which I believe is actually a surprising large amount)
@EatPodcast↩️ Just discovered #10DoT and went looking for your chart. Page not found. Which, to me, suggests the need for an 11th day, devoted to the #indieweb and what it means to own your content. (twitter.com/_/status/980355834134892544)
j12t, jeremych_, KartikPrabhu, botka1, catsup and ZEROGOD joined the channel
Loqiaaronpk: cweiske left you a message 1 day, 5 hours ago: https://scripter.co/convert-seconds-to-human-time/#webmentions received a webmention written with quill and hosted on commentpara.de. kaushalmodi has a "write a comment" button under the blog posts that enabled that
[jeremycherfas]It is really difficult, when something comes up in this channel, to stop before replying and think it ought to go elsewhere. Also, I’m a great believer in absorbing things by repeated exposure. So, I have no idea of the subtle differences among feeds, but I also know I don’t really need one.
davy__That looks pretty cool. Also, It would make for a very poor April fools joke if they said "this is not an April fools joke" in the announcement and then said "ha! It was! Boy do you look silly for believing me!" the next day
symon1I'm an absolute beginner wanting to get into my own website and out of FB etc. I've read a lot of Indieweb pages and FAQs but I have a few questions. Is there a more appropriate newbie chat or someone willing to exchange one on one for a bit?
aaronpkinstead of challenging the question, I will just say no, generally that is not possible, since facebook doesn't provide a mechanism to create content there unless it's tied to an account
jeremycherfasI'd agree with aaronpk, that's going to be very difficult. One possibility, if your friends on FB are up for it, is to get them either to subscribe to an email newsletter or even a feed of your site.
chrisaldrichI suppose one could create a "corporate page" for one's family and share that login/identity and have a "family page" for multiple people instead of dozens of accounts for that many people.
chrisaldrichOf course, you're more likely to possibly run afoul of FB's terms of service and they could shut you down thereby losing access to such a group.
jeremycherfasCan I ask symon1 what would be wrong with maintaining your presence purely as an outlet for certain posts that you originate on your own site? You can reply from your own site too. If you manage your account settings carefully, you could be OK.
aaronpkat this point my twitter and facebook are almost entirely a shadow copy of content from my website. the only original content I post on facebook is content in private groups.
symon1Wouldn't it be legitimate for someone on FB to have a feed to their favorite off-FB website cause they want their group to benefit from its greatness?
chrisaldrichBy analogy, the IndieWeb in some sense is just the post-high school students on the web saying they're moving out of their parent's house for more freedom.
symon1I meant that a friend who is not leaving FB could link to my website and/or get it into a group made up of my current FB friends. That should be legit because they like my site and want FB friends to get the benefit of seeing it, so to speak.
chrisaldrichIn the vein of jeremycherfas' comment, there are some interesting experiments in the wild with multi-site WordPress with things like https://edublogs.org/ or /DoOO which have integrated readers for those participating.