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#[chrisaldrich]Has anyone played around with PubPub before? https://www.pubpub.org/ Describes itself as: "The open-source, privacy-respecting, all-in-one collaborative publishing platform for communities small and large."
#[chrisaldrich]Sounds like it could be an interesting IndieWebby sort of project (and add some of the building blocks...)
#[chrisaldrich]I've seen it before as a book publishing platform for an MIT project, but I'm not sure I had thought of using it to run a personal website (or a small community-based site before).
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#[Tim_Culverhous]Good morning everyone! I made a webmention-powered forum - www.indieforums.net. I ran across news.indieweb.org a few weeks ago and that inspired the idea. I am *not* a programmer, so I'm hoping it works ok once it's more than just me testing it π
#aaronpknobody to see here except us kubernetes node daemons
#LoqiKartikPrabhu, aaronpk: we try to keep jargon (blockchain, daemons, Kubernetes) out of this channel to make it more inviting to newcomers, can you move this to #indieweb-dev?
#barnabywalterssknebel, jacky: we try to keep food (vegetable, potato) out of this channel to prevent people from getting hungry, can you move this to #indieweb-cooking?
#LoqiThe IndieWeb is a community of individual personal websites, connected by simple standards, based on the principles of owning your domain, using it as your primary identity, to publish on your own site (optionally syndicate elsewhere), and own your data https://indieweb.org/IndieWeb
#[tantek]barnabywalters++ that channel needs to exist
#Loqibarnabywalters has 2 karma in this channel over the last year (8 in all channels)
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#[chee]question for people who use their blogs as a "commonplace book". do you also use it to keep notes that aren't public? publish private posts with things like letters and notes about people? also things like planning and prototyping: do you keep these notes inside the blog as private posts, or do you also have other accompanying notebooks?
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#[chrisaldrich]I definitely mix public and private on my site [chee]. I have also experimented with solely private notebooks as well. The key is to do what's easiest and most useful to you. If you do separate things and decide not to in the future (or vice versa) having easily exportable/movable data formats is an incredibly useful thing.
#[chrisaldrich]I am experimenting for the past several months with an Obsidian-based private notebook with the intention of using the text-based (markdown) files as the basis of a publicly served notebook.
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#[Murray][chee] not sure I'm fully a "commonplace book", but heading that way. Right now, I record lots which is "private" in that it's only stored in my CMS. I am actively working towards having those posts/notes etc. surfaced through the site, but behind some form of privacy shield (most likely some variation on IndieAuth), but it's still a long way off π In terms of notes, though, those are all live and form a kind of sapling -> tree relationship with
#[Murray]final articles quite often. If you search a specific term there's a clear trend of a spike in notes before a post π
#[Murray]but I also use WorkFlowy for very rough sketches and quick idea capturing; none of that is intended for long-term storage. Some of it gets copied across to notes/articles/private entries and then archived/deleted. So I guess that's an accompanying notebook π
#[Murray]Oh, and for immediate note taking whilst reading, I use WorldBrain's Memex via the Firefox plugin, but that's literally note taking/annotating whilst reading and then immediately gets copied to a Note entry
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#[chrisaldrich]Note that if you're keeping multiple books, you need to be sure to search across all of them for finding what you want. Having everything in one place makes search/discovery easier typically.
#aaronpklooks around at his 5 different digital organizing systems