#prologicDoes anyone have any great ideas for how to build a "Share via xxx" button or even interact with your self-hosted instance of a thing from some other website?
#prologicI've been thinking about this for a while, and I think I'm too dumb to come up with a solution that works in a decentralised platform like this π€£
#LoqiA web action is the interface and user experience of taking a specific discrete action, across the web, from one site to another site or application https://indieweb.org/webactions
#Murray[d]Hey Potato, the Wiki has a lot of good information on people's projects/sites. The chat names list is a good place to scan around and find out some of that info: https://indieweb.org/chat-names
#Murray[d]I know when I was first looking into IndieWeb I spent a bit of time hopping around on there, looking at people's profiles and following links etc π
#Potatowhat you've been up to ,or read your blog or whatnot?
#PotatoI'm not sure I understand how it really works :P I've seen kartik's website, as well as few others, including Jamesg blog, and from what I gather instead of using social media ,or website builders like squarespace or just making your website the regular way, you go for non-seo version of a website that isn't published anywhere else and doesn't go through search engines, but instead you can share your web adress to someone and they can see
#PotatoJamesg is a blog, I mean it doesn't seem that much different of topic-based blogs, a lovely one if i might add, about a person interested in coffee and their adventures.
#PotatoWhile kartikprabhnu's seems more like a chatlog of stuff he's posted at different websites, open for people who follow him to read, like a history sort of.
#capjamesg[d]We believe that you should own the content you produce online.
#capjamesg[d]Whether you build a site with code or use a site generator.
#PotatoYes, but - owning the content you produce online - doesn't explain me what it does :D
#capjamesg[d]Owning your content means that you control how it is represented. So you can make your own design / choose how to display things
#Potatohttps://christinahendricks.ca for example this lady is included on indieweb org, and it seems like a genuine portfolio that one would make in sense of business card
#PotatoBut isn't that what a web-developer with some knowledge would do?
#capjamesg[d]In the case of my blog, I show some coffee posts. But I also share content I have liked on the web.
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#PotatoSo the difference is that instead of hosting it on some web-service you host it on your own self-made server on PC?
#capjamesg[d]You can make your site do / show / look how you want. Some people just have home pages. But they have made them and usually have them on their own domain.
#capjamesg[d]Whereas with Twitter they control the design of all of your content, how it is showed, etc.
#capjamesg[d]You can host your content on third party services. Many people here use WordPress, for example.
#LoqiGet started on the indieweb by connecting with the indiewebcamp community, getting a personal domain, a place for your content, and setting up your home page and other indieweb essentials https://indieweb.org/Getting_Started
#PotatoAh you mean in their own font/on their website, to be used for promotion of their adds on the side and stuff?
#capjamesg[d]You can do anything, yep! Use your own fonts, add custom widgets, create your own color scheme, etc.
#capjamesg[d]On your own site you have control whether to display ads.
#capjamesg[d]You can make some content private if you want so only certain people can see it.
#PotatoI meant that's what twitter does, or rather why it's beneficial for twitter to exist.
#capjamesg[d]Indeed. But on Twitter there are ads, character limits, and you donβt really own what you make.
#PotatoBut how is it different from me just making my own website, hosting it privately, giving the link to people in comparison to being part of this community?
#capjamesg[d]If you make your own site you are part of our community π
#capjamesg[d]There are optional standards you can add to your blog that we developed in the community.
#PotatoI have a few, but it's first time I've heard about the community
#capjamesg[d]Like webmention, a way to post comments on other peoples sites that you own.
#PotatoAh, so there are benefits to it besides this chat
#capjamesg[d]So all of the likes on my blog are actually from Instagram.
#capjamesg[d]I used a tool called brid.gy to add them to my site.
#capjamesg[d]Which was developed by snarfed, who is often in this chat π
#capjamesg[d]Yep! This chat is more of a social space / a place to chat with people.
#PotatoHmm, I'll have to think about what to do. Atm i'm planning to start my digital garden, but i have over 36000 notes on PC that i need to somehow manage and put in form of coherent thoughts then upload somewhere.
#PotatoI've been reading about mind mapping and digital gardening hence I've bumped into this community.
#Potato I'm fairly young, so this seemed something hippie-like, where people smoke weed and often say - corporations bro it's all their fault -
#PotatoBut by quick browse, there seems to be an abundance of talented people doing their own thing.
#LoqiA commonplace book (or commonplaces) are a way to compile and store knowledge, usually by writing information into books, notebooks, card catalogs, or in more modern settings on one's own website https://indieweb.org/digital_garden
#Potato eh, it seems i'll have to expand my server then, atm the bandwidth that i have combined with its processing power is insufficient to anything extra
#doosbooxPotato: what kind of server do you have, and how much bandwidth?
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