@girlziplockedOverheard this today between a teenager and her dad: “Why did you delete your Twitter account?” “I dunno. I just did.” “Were you being bullied?” “No. I just...all the people on there say the exact same stuff as everyone else on there and like I get it, we’re all gonna die.” (twitter.com/_/status/1029909564819496962)
@alexandraerinEarlier in the summer there was one of those Communal Sportsball Moments where people came together to celebrate the sports, and the Twitter People made a big deal out of "Twitter is so great for this but it's a shame you have to follow the right accounts to even see it." (twitter.com/_/status/1029996028588478469)
@socialistdogmomthe most reliable way to get in touch with me is to first contact someone i see IRL on a regular basis and hope that person shames me into responding to you on one of the many platforms i have muted. (twitter.com/_/status/1029933010127339525)
[jgmac1106]...never thought about using @nuzzel that way...always said if they have their own url in their twitter feed nuzzel should also share what my followers write as well as read
skippymicro.blog's lack of displaying replies makes it hard to follow answers to questions people ask. I see people on the m.b discover feed asking questions I'd like to see answers to, but I dont have any clean way to find those answers, so far as I cna tell.
skippyi have an odd question for the folks here: has anyone drafted an incident response plan for use at a conference? It's one thing to have a code of coduct, but an actual plan for dealing with harassment, abuse, stalking, etc?
aaronpkbut we are typically concerned with ownership of the access to that content, in which case uploading to flickr or instagram you lose the ownership of that access because now they control it and can take it away at any time
skippyi dont follow. if i use my own domain on micro.blog, i'm still SOL if they stop hosting my data. I'm still on the hook to get all my stuff online in some other fashion, even if the domain name remains the same
snarfedare there any critical pillars beyond those two? domain, data access? are those the two primaries, and the rest is secondary, optional, not quite as important, etc?
ZegnatWith the domain you own not just the content, but also the place. So if the (to others invisible) physical location of your photos (on Flickr servers) changes (now on 500px servers) the location is effectively unchanged...
aaronpki would say there are varying degrees within the data access part, such as how easy is it to move that data elsewhere, e.g. structured/standard data formats
Loqiown your data is one of the principles of the IndieWeb and is an encouragement to always post content directly to your own domain with permalinks that you control instead of posting to silos (or only posting copies of your posts to silos per POSSE, and if so, preferably both automatically & with permashortlinks back to your original posts) https://indieweb.org/own_your_data
LoqiPASTA is an acronym/abbreviation for Publish Anywhere, Save To (private) Archive, the practice of automatically saving a copy of whatever you post on (social media) silos to someplace else under your own control, like a private directory on your own server, or a local folder on your laptop that is less vulnerable to site-death https://indieweb.org/PASTA
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Loqi[frankm] @donblanco My point I think is that it is not enough. One needs to have direct access to their content, either on their own server or on their own computer. What I write on a Wordpress blog is on their server and can go away with any hardware failure...
snarfed[chrisaldrich]: eh there's a distinction to be made there. you can be hard core totally indie, on your own server hardware, etc, but if your hard drive dies, you could still lose your data. sounds like frankm is advocating for *backups*, and decent ops in general
[cleverdevil]Even if the platform you're using doesn't support some form of export, you can use some well-tested tools to extract everything as MF2, and then use that to re-publish to an alternate platform.
@girlziplockedOverheard this today between a teenager and her dad: “Why did you delete your Twitter account?” “I dunno. I just did.” “Were you being bullied?” “No. I just...all the people on there say the exact same stuff as everyone else on there and like I get it, we’re all gonna die.” (twitter.com/_/status/1029909564819496962)
Loqisnarfed: MetBril left you a message 4 minutes ago: I have an Instagram rel=me link in my profile, but brid.gy says I don't. What's wrong? https://robertvanbregt.nl
@Llwch@_cingraham I would like Twitter to experiment with features that would give me tweets in the timeline by people that I'm following, in the order that they're posted, to address the fact that I only want to see tweets by the people I'm following, in the order that they're posted. (twitter.com/_/status/1029857436130320385)
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "temporal timeline" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "temporal timeline is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "chronological feed" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "chronological feed is ____", a sentence describing the term)
tantek__chronological feed is a stream of [[posts]] in time order, typically in reverse chronological order of their published date (newest first), popularized on the web by journals and blog home pages, feed readers, and [[social media]], until the latter switched to [[algorithmic feed]]s, frustrating many users.
MetBrilwell I missed that one, since I searched the repo for the string. My local files need to be FTP'ed first. No search there (I could have grepped)