#indieweb 2024-03-18

2024-03-18 UTC
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[snarfed]
https://mozilla.social/@mozilla/112095207133579776 🎉 ...and I've confirmed that Bridgy Fed now works with mozilla.social ok!
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Loqi
[preview] [Terence Eden’s Blog] .well-known/avatar https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2024/03/well-known-avatar/ Hot on the heels of a post I wrote 4 years ago, wouldn't it be useful to have a well-known URl for user avatar images? When I sign up to a web service, I don't want to faff arou...
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[snarfed]
=> #indieweb-dev
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[contact898]
same! definitely doing it next year
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[Murray]
Does anyone use any terms beyond "blogroll" for a list of people/places/things you follow? Specifically looking for a term that goes beyond "blogs", if such a thing exists
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aaronpk
"Friends" "recommended reading" "recommended" "cool people"
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[Murray]
Yeah, they're all too specific 😄 (well, recommended isn't, I suppose). Some of those things wouldn't be people at all, nor reading. Clicking around the wiki, I've found "following". Not sure I'm a fan of the implications of that term, but maybe it fits. Will consider "recommended" too 🤔
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[campegg]
[Murray]if you're after a word without the value connotations of "following" or "recommended", [benatwork] uses "sources" (see https://sources.werd.io/)—contextually, it might be a slightly different to what you're looking for, though
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[Murray]
Hmm, it's definitely not a bad suggestion, thanks. I think I need to try and work through this some more to see which one sticks 😄
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[contact898]
↩️ « things you might enjoy » :p
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dletorey
#indieweb-chat doesn’t let me see anything on discord
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capjamesg
The chat clears if you aren't active in it.
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capjamesg
It isn't logged anywhere across Discord or IRC. Slack has a limited log I think but it expires.
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dletorey
capjamesg[d]: Makes sense
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[Joe_Crawford]
I’ve always thought that the “blog” in blogroll is because it hangs off a blog, not that everything in it is also a blog. Mine includes a bookstore, some artists without blogs, instagram accounts, some video channels.
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gRegor
Interesting, hadn't thought of it like that
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gRegor
TIl "bleg": 'An entry in a blog requesting information or contributions. A portmanteau of "blog" and "beg."' Haha (from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_blogging#B)
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[snarfed]
on a related note, [manton] recently announced adding blogrolls to http://micro.blog (and used that term): https://www.manton.org/2024/03/11/recommendations-and-blogrolls.html
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nsmsn
I used to use the term "affinity pool", but just stuck with /following: https://nicks.im/b/i0
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nsmsn
[edit] I used to use the term "affinity pool", but just stuck with /following: https://nicks.im/b/i0
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Loqi
[preview] [Nick Simson] Following
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Loqi
[preview] [Nick Simson] Following
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[Murray]
[contact898] funny you should say that: if I ever get around to making the equivalent of a "blogroll" I was going to use the URL `/stuff/i-like` or `/stuff/you-might-like` 😄 but this is not for a title, more of a discussion point. Nice idea though
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jacky
been tumbling around the personal web and found this about page https://noelle.dev/meta/about/ that gives a good counterargument to "cool URLs don't change"
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[Ros]
↩️ Every 4 weeks, is that right? (I’m keen!)
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[capjamesg]
↩️ [Ros] Every week!
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[capjamesg]
↩️ Feel free to join us! No RSVP necessary!
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[tantek]
hmm, I'm not seeing it jacky. I see the admintax criticism of WordPress, and social media struggles, but am not seeing the precise argument against "cool URLs don't change"