aaronpkYou are not most people. My thinking was there's links to the ics file on a bunch of pages and most people who click it wouldn't know what to do when it just downloads a file to their computer.
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[Sean]âŠī¸ James ? the coffe blog guy .. I been reading yr blog from here in Philippines. Love your work. Yo have been very inspiring to me đâđ
[Sean][snarfed] I was presenting about bridgy in dev meeting earlier today (technically yesterday is 12:05 midnight now) ).. and met resistance. Some confusion about why it needs twitter auth. Some saying that must indicate it only monitors for URL links connected to the twitter account for which auth is given.
[Sean][snarfed] for example - random guy from public shares the URL of a blog post to his twitter. He has zero connection to the twitter account auth-ed to bridgy. Does bridgy still find that share ?
[snarfed]to read twitter data via their API. silos like twitter generally don't like scraping, they throttle and block it. they prefer that you use their APIs
[Sean]ok - that is *AWESOME* ! I have screenshot this for Monday ! So (1) the twitter-auth account does**NOT** need to have "shared" all the blog posts , and i(2) it can just be a zero follower, zero folling .. empyty account just for the purpose of Bridgy using the API thru that account.. Did I undertand it ?