#[KevinMarks]I munged MT into static via hugo before, but not with a comment system
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#Tommi[m]Good morning to you all. I am writing an essay for a [Global Internet Governance](https://www.univiu.org/fall-2021?view=resource&id=1437) course and I want to focus on centralization vs decentralization. Do you have **academic literature to suggest**?
#Tommi[m](I am also looking for a paper going through the initial history of the WWW and pointing out its intrinsic independence and anarchism, being the “original sin” of the internet, and leading to the ease of monopoly growth)
#Loqidecentralized is an adjective used to describe a system (often a network) where central authority is diminished, delegated, or possibly even eliminated (in that last case also known as fully decentralized or distributed) https://indieweb.org/decentralized
#[KevinMarks]That was definitely the value of confs like foo and IIW, and old SXSW in that you could have informal chats about that kind of thing without having public rows. I think of it more as devrel than bizdev though. Also the bit of that job at Google that management understood least though.
#[tantek]1was there much interop that came out of IIW beyond very early days of OAuth?
#[tantek]1and even then, OAuth itself never actually created an ecosystem of interop, only islands of service providers and per-provider client apps
#Loqihey [tantek]1: I don't mean to be a bother, but OAuth seems like a better conversation for #indieweb-dev
#@mxtaliajanefolks who are good at cataloguing & archiving footage, i’d love some help. i input a request for my twitter archive for this account & @taliaotg but who knows if that’ll complete or be accessible if they suspend me before that’s done. (twitter.com/_/status/1465845585852960770)
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#GWG[tantek]1: I picked up Swarm because of the Indieweb community and own your swarm, not the other way round, so I suppose I'm curious about how people use it in that manner
#[chrisaldrich]Serendeputy, a /discovery service has been doing some updates recently. It's not a bad replacement for those who liked Nuzzel: https://serendeputy.com/ Might also be of interest to capjamesg with respect to discovery and search problems you've been working on.
#@jlengstorfMAY I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION PLZ like many developers, I have a LOT of domains I bought for projects that are... let's say "on hold" this month we're challenging developers to finally ship those domains — and we're ready to put our money where our mouth is! https://dusty.domains (twitter.com/_/status/1466086671116488706)
#[tantek]1I use Swarm as a convenient UI for personal location logging primarily (hence sometimes the explicit "out of order posting"), and second for recommendations in cities (places my friends have been to, and their tips)
#GWG[tantek]1: I have not yet used Swarm for your tips
#LoqiA personal library is an online collection of books that reflects either physical or digital items one owns, wants to acquire, has bookmarked to read, is currently reading, or read in the past https://indieweb.org/personal_library
#[chrisaldrich]I like the idea that he separates his books there even by color: http://boris.libra.re/library/?i=color. Not sure what value that has other than "It was that book with a reddish color" and using it to narrow down choices to find a book you vaguely remember, but it does add some whimsy value.
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#LoqiYear in Review is a feature on some silos (like Facebook) as well as being a special kind of article on some IndieWeb sites that summarizes important aspects of the past year https://indieweb.org/year_in_review
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "carnival" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "carnival is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#Loqiblog carnival was an early form of independent, personally curated content aggregation, often hosted by different people in rotation, in which the host would write a post linking to any posts submitted on the chosen topic https://indieweb.org/blog_carnival