Search Results for: opml
I remember thinking over a decade ago how valuable it would be if researchers kept open notebooks (aka digital commonplace books) like the one Kimberly Hirsh outlines in her article Dissertating in the Open: Keeping a Public Research Notebook. I'd give my right arm to have a dozen people in research areas I'm interested in…
A Followers Page on My Personal Website using Webmention
I've had a following page (aka blogroll on acid) where I list all the websites I'm following in my feed reader (along with OPML files for those who'd like to quickly follow them as well), but last night I quickly mocked up a followers page as well. It lists people who have either added me to…
👓 How to decentralize social media—a brief sketch | Larry Sanger
The problem about social media is that it is centralized. Centralization empowers massive corporations and governments to steal our privacy and restrict our speech and autonomy.
🔖 Personal sites are awesome
Personal sites are awesome, so this site was built so we can all discover each others. All the links are by folks that want to share their site with the world.
If you want your site to appear on here, go ahead and submit it on GitHub, or drop me an email.
@manton, I'm not sure if anyone would have thought to ask or do such a thing, but does micro.blog provide users any feeds (RSS, JSON, etc.) of the sites the're subscribed to for reading in a reader that isn't necessarily micro.blog's primary interface? I ask because I'm curious about the ease of maintaining contacts if…
Reply to Aaron Davis
Some thoughts about Media Diets prompted by Paul Jacobson
Reply to Damian Yerrick about leaving Tumblr and recommendation engines
Using Inoreader as an IndieWeb feed reader
It may still be a while before I can make the leap I'd love to make to using Microsub related technology to replace my daily feed reader habits. I know that several people are working diligently on a Microsub server for WordPress and there are already a handful of reader interfaces available. I'm particularly interested…
Following local Altadena and Pasadena News
I've been thinking more about local news lately, so I've taken some time to aggregate some of my local news sources. While I live in the Los Angeles area, it's not like I'm eschewing the Los Angeles Times, but I wanted to go even more uber-local than this. Thus I'm looking more closely at my…