[Michael_Kupiet]Question. I'm looking at syndicating some posts out to indienews. However, I do a lot of small posts and updates—for instance, sometimes up to 4 or 5 movie reviews a night—and I don't want to spam the feed with every last bit of my activity. How do people handle that? How do you decide what to ping indienews with, and on a technical level—particularly for anyone on wordpres—what are you doing to distinguish between "this is
[Michael_Kupiet]Anyway, as I was saying, what are you doing to distinguish between "this is a post indienews should get a ping on" and "this shouldn't ping indienews", on a technical level? I'm thinking about just writing a plugin that gives me a checkbox on each post whether to include the u-syndication link, but curious how other
[Michael_Kupiet]Gotcha. But it makes the question of what technique people are using to tell their CMS/website to do or do not ping indienews on a given post
[artlung]I have a WP code snippet that augments my tag display: when I include the tag Indienews it includes the relevant syndication code. That’s on my custom theme. I don't automate notifying the indienews endpoint though.
artlung.comedited /YouTube (+302) "adding cross-link to yt-dlp and carp about the fact that YouTube does not include rel=alternate for their feeds (that I can find)" (view diff)
[tantek]IMO embedded links in headings (e.g. if you use a personal sparkline in a heading) are confusing and distracting. I don't think headings should have links unless to fragment links to themselves for convenience of a link to copy & paste