[Michael_Beckwitmy thoughts are perhaps a post type + parent/child posts. Parent would be when i start a book, children would be "on page 4", "on page 67", etc
chrisaldrichI like the idea of % for progress too, but the question is always how it's calculated? Does it include the front/back matter and the unnumbered pages of the book?
@maxhawkinsIn an attempt to sway the algorithm, I just configured my Twitter to mute everyone I'm following and only unmute 15 random followers each day. Do any of you do unusual things to give yourself more control over algorithmic feeds? (twitter.com/_/status/1221302340172410880)
thesage1014Disco, kensp and [Michael_Beckwit joined the channel
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Google Scholar" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Google Scholar is ____", a sentence describing the term)
jgmac1106there kind of is something, I just can’t remember it, google scholar is pretty unsilo(ish) if I allowed my reading page to be crawled they would link to the pdfs
LoqiIndieWeb for Education is the application of indieweb principles to one's personal site with a particular emphasis on use cases for education, pedagogy, research, academic samizdat, and collaboration https://indieweb.org/education
jgmac1106there is an open source tool I thought to be an alternative…can’t recall…gotta bring son to basketball, but yeah it would be nice if people published articles on their own domain and we syndicated to journals
[jgmac1106]What is happening is citation counts are getting massively effected by Academia.edu and Researchgate. The email notifications and email spam.... Think Google is responding
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "happening is citation counts are getting massively effected by Academia.edu and Researchgate. The email notifications and email spam.... Think Google is responding" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "happening is citation counts are getting massively effected by Academia.edu and Researchgate. The email notifications and email spam.... Think Google is responding is ____", a sentence describing the term)
jamesonqHi, y'all. I'm Jameson — just graduating with a stats PhD, looking to have my own indieweb web site. I was looking for something python- or node-based so I tentatively chose redwind. But "last commit, 4 years ago" isn't encouraging.
jamesonqWilling to put in a couple day's work to get something up and running now, but I'd want it to be something where if I got stuck in a time loop, I could do it in under 4 hours the second time around. I'd probably be actually running this on Heroku.