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like even running http://micro.blog on your own domain is better than a pod on someone else's domain
[tantek]
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2024-12-31 19:51
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[manton.org] Off and on for years I had been trying to figure out what a more slimmed down version of Micro.blog would look like. Maybe text-only blog posts, no photos? Maybe only short posts, or only long-form posts? Maybe some limit with podcasting? But taking away certain features... (https://www.manton.org/2024/12/31/microone-will-not-have-source.html)
Loqi
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2024-12-31 15:57
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[manton.org] I’ve been thinking about the WP Engine drama and whether I should take a side. Users move between Micro.blog and WordPress regularly. We’ve long had WordPress import and export, and even native posting directly to WordPress from the mobile app, plus connecting external... (https://www.manton.org/2024/12/21/i-support-the.html)
Loqi
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2024-12-21 17:02
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I don't know much about WordPress or Micro.blog or BlueSky, but if you aren't either signing up for a service or using a plugin then you going to have to expect DIY. I know enough that WordPress can be used independently of IndieAuth and that it supports it through a plugin.
carrvo
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2024-12-09 00:09
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[tantek], micro.blog isn't self-hosted, though. I do want to have a normal website, but adding all this IndieWeb stuff to it manually is complicated. I wish there was an IndieWeb container I could spin up that would be aware of notes, syndication, etc. Indiekit looked good, if I can use it without proprietary MongoDB.
Kolev
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2024-12-08 21:02
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Kolev, if you're looking for turnkey rather than customizable services (the "convoluted" you refer to with many different implementations), then http://micro.blog may be a better solution for you to do everything across Mastodon, Bluesky etc. from one service
[tantek]
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2024-12-08 20:54
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I was looking at Create activity ids, eg https://micro.blog/activitypub/ids/83c28c371948878e9aa2 from actor id https://larand.one/activitypub/larand
[snarfed]
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2024-12-07 17:32
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m.b evidently sends some activities with the user's domain for its actor and object ids, but http://micro.blog for activity ids. example attached here. lots of fedi software has same-domain checks that these activities will probably fail, do you know if you're seeing that?
[snarfed]
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2024-12-07 17:03
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oh btw while you're here, I asked about a http://micro.blog ActivityPub thing in Matrix, https://matrix.to/#/!uHqAjmOtrLtidOiczC:matrix.org/$8OBVvXhK4DsKzuHuc-iZfdmyGjIBo1-QMOd7P9wWWLI
[snarfed]
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2024-12-07 17:03
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The most turnkey is http://micro.blog
[tantek]
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2024-12-03 18:18