Since the old Lanyrd site was back up over the weekend, I went in and saved all of the old data I wanted from it before it decided to shut down again (there is no news on when this may happen). Sadly there is no direct export, but I was able to save pages individually and/or save them to the Internet Archive.
I also just noticed that notist seems to have a relatively nice import/export path which may also be available for some too. I love that their site says this:
One thing we very much believe in is that you should own your own data. As such, we didn’t want to just suck your data into Notist and leave it at that. Instead, we’ve built a tool that gives you access to the content as HTML and JSON, ready for you to take away today.
Lanyrd is currently up, let us grab your data for import into Notist! https://t.co/QdYsSKIF1L
— Notist (@benotist) January 29, 2018
Need a new conference site post Lanyrd? Might want to check out preview of @benotist. I think they’ll be Indieweb friendly from the get go.
, I’m guessing that you didn’t click through to the rest of my note which didn’t fit on Twitter! 😉 There’s also another related service called Colloq which has actually launched in Europe already.
I’ve also updated a lot of the IndieWeb wiki this morning with some notes, references, and cross-links to these as well as new pages relating to events and presentations.
Syndicated copies:
Yes, I need to click more.