marinin[m]how to better mark the dt-published when time is fuzzy? I don't want to specify that I published post on 18:46 on 10 December, and I also want to use Russian, e.g.: 10 декабря.
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marinin[m]how you usually structure feeds? I've got main feed with long articles, and I don't want to clutter it with small replies. But if there are two h-feeds on main page, how would `reader ` discover which is primary feed. (or should I just go with separate page?)
[snarfed]usual advice is to do the simplest thing - in this case, a single feed with everything - until someone actually wants/asks for something more complicated
aaronpki took the approach where my home page is a mix of lots of kinds of content but all stuff that i consider "primary" content. but then i also have separate feeds for just my blog posts, just photos, just short notes, etc. so someone can follow my home page or follow a specific other feed if they only want my blog posts for example
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aaronpkit takes the geojson that compass sends as the route.json file via micropub, runs a "simplify" algorithm to create a line with much fewer points, then sends that list of coordinates to Atlas to draw the line on the map
aaronpk[manton] is there a way to update a post in micro.blog? I just realized that my photos jsonfeed is missing all the text of my posts so they're showing up funny in micro.blog
[manton][aaronpk] Micro.blog automatically updates the text in posts if it changes in the feed, but it only does that for the first 24 hours currently. So older posts, probably best to remove them in the Micro.blog timeline, which will force Micro.blog to grab the latest version from your feed.
[manton]The "24 hours" isn't a technical limit but was intended to discourage modifying conversations and changing the meaning later. I'd like to revisit the idea and figure out what really makes sense.