[jgmac1106]Getting close on my last goal of the day: https://jgregorymcverry.com/mypoetry now just a matter of playing with typography till it's purdy and media queries....need to do one of those...
[jgmac1106]and fix the incorrect audio files plus catch up them up to date...but really excited. More so for the general learning about how tools use and consume feeds that I am walking away with.
[jgmac1106]...oops sorry for slang, Sunday's=nice clothes you would wear to church, using as metaphor for playing with fonts and colors and borders and goodies
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[chrisaldrich]AkyRho, I'm not sure, perhaps a better question for keithjgrant, though it may have to wait for the morning as I recall he's on US EST timezone. Others may know in the meanwhile.
[chrisaldrich]I just reconfigured it on Chrome last week as it was having trouble with my micropub endpoint. (I was able to manually create a token and get it up though.)
jmacGood afternoon IndieWeb! A professional colleague recently asked me why anyone would want to actually learn & use Webmention today, and drafted this reply: https://jmac.org/misc/webmention-why.html Does this seem generally correct to y'all? Am I missing any obvious points?
jmacIt's literally a response to one person who I'm trying to sell on the idea, which I haven't really done before, and I wanna make sure I'm not selling em a bill of goods. :)
[jgmac1106]Do your best to write the first sentence using zero jargon and then list your reasons up front. Possibly in bullet points. No one reads entire emails
[jgmac1106]Imagine a world where writers could own there content, interact with an audience, and not be at the whims of social media who can destroy an audience overnight.
[jgmac1106]This is not some utopian dream but a real possibility when we all publich content on personal websites connected with webmentions. ..new paragraph
[jgmac1106]A webmention is a building block of the open web that allow two sites to talk together without the peering and profit sucking drains of social media. Basically if you publish a piece on your website I can write a review on my website and this review will show up as a comment to your original posts
[jgmac1106]truth be told I ran a bit of experiments...articles I linked to from my domain with an image, far out perform articles written on LinkedIn's pulse....by orders of magnitude