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I haven't had time to read through the full post so I'm not sure I can give good feedback. Generally, though, if you feel like you want to add something to a post it's a good idea to try and see if it helps add to the flow that you are trying to achieve.
capjamesg
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2025-11-09 20:02
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If the goal is to fix loneliness or the void inside oneself I'm not sure there's a repeatable #indieweb-dev solution to that.
[artlung]
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2025-11-09 20:01
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Someone posted in this or another channel the other day lamenting some reddit channel was all about "how do I get traffic?" - to which I would say: for some folks traffic is a goal. It's a legitimate goal! And deciding what the bounds are for how you seek that traffic, and what to do if you can't get that traffic unless you exceed those bounds is important.
[artlung]
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2025-11-09 19:59
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So I’m blissfully unaware of whether there’s a hidden crowd of a thousand people hanging on my every word, haha
[Al_Abut]
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2025-11-09 19:53
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Ha! I just found out Netlify’s server logs are a paid feature and I’d never dream of paying for it, so that shows how little I actually care I guess 🤷
[Al_Abut]
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2025-11-09 19:52
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And since [snarfed]’s here, better than publishing a feed file which has the problems he mentioned, is federating via BridgyFed, and then seeing who likes, reposts, or replies to your posts, on the BridgyFed dashboard for your domain
[tantek]
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2025-11-09 19:47
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So the social interaction, especially for small group sizes. I’m not imagining most people with personal sites are publishing broadsheets consumed by the millions at a city scale
[Al_Abut]
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2025-11-09 19:43
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Plus, the part of the analogy that I’m picturing in my head is the actual reaction, not just crowd size. Like people nodding along people or hating what I’m saying or people not even caring and walking by. You get a little bit of taste of that from other types of social media platforms, which is what obviously makes it so addictive.
[Al_Abut]
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2025-11-09 19:42
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Plus, wouldn’t those hits just be the periodic scraping by the feed readers rather than it being a proxy for the number of people actually using those feed readers? I mean, those feeds are gonna get cached on the server side for the cloud services like Feedly, for example.
[Al_Abut]
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2025-11-09 19:42
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It’s a close enough rough approximation of whether your posts are attracting an audience or not
[tantek]
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2025-11-09 19:39
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