#skippyalso, i'm not a designer, and i want a text-only website; so finding a reasonably elegant way to display syndicated links (whch for me means mostly just Twitter) is an exercise in frustration. :)
#KartikPrabhuthe "use" is that people can reply to the syndicated copy
#KartikPrabhualso bridgy can discover the syndicated copy to backfeed those replies
#skippyKartikPrabhu: sure, simple text links *work*; but they complicate the display on my site a bit. I'm not yet using Bridgy, so backfeed isn't a driving concern yet.
#skippythat is to say: I'm unaware of anyone who would read my original copy of a note who wouldn't also read it (and interact with it) on Twitter.
#KartikPrabhuskippy: if they are not useful then don't display them
#KartikPrabhuno need to follow "indieweb trends" if they are not useful to you
#skippyaye. like i said, just thinking this all through. thanks, as always!
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#[miklb]hrmphf. I can’t get the indiewebcamp SSL cert to work with Firefox.
#[miklb]guess I can rule out using FF as my daily browser 😕
#GWGI am contemplating how to make my various post types look good in RSS and other feed readers. Obviously anything that does h-feed shouldn't be a problem
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#[miklb]use smaller svg I think would be a good first step. They will scale up, but without the CSS they come through huge
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#[miklb]it’s one of the main reasons I switched to my own templates