Chris Aldrich

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Hi @macgenie,
following your blog and just read https://t.co/KpoXWXEOMP
Since I'm not on https://t.co/69QHsnk31u (@zachleat Is that doable with eleventy?) I reply here: https://t.co/69QHsnk31u ist wie Twitter, nur von deiner Website.
— André Jaenisch (@AndreJaenisch) June 29, 2019

From what I get from the description, it is utilising IndieWeb protocols (mainly POSH) to enable social networking.
So if you pick a theme which produces that (and sign up to some service for discovery?) you should be ready to go.@ChrisAldrich knows a lot in this space
— André Jaenisch (@AndreJaenisch) June 29, 2019

I 💜 @macgenie and had the pleasure of sitting next to her @IndieWebSummit last year! Matthias Pfefferle (aka @pfefferle or same handle on m.b.) is one of my favorite IndieWeb resources and his German is far better than mine.

If you can give your micro.blog account an RSS, JSON, or other feed for your site, then eleventy should work fine with it.

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