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> Mastodon, Ghost, Tumblr, micro.blog and others are working hard on that frontier; yet I feel they are still not widely used by the average person looking to share their mind.
[Murray]
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2022-11-16 15:08
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Max does explicitly mention micro.blog as well, but says (to paraphrase) that it has struggled to gain traction:
[Murray]
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2022-11-16 15:08
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^ at some point? You don’t need a web dev background to use micro.blog
[tantek]
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2022-11-16 14:55
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@manton does micro.blog support individual friends-only posts? How do you maintain that information in an export of your entire stream (mixed public, friends-only etc posts)
[tantek]
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2022-11-16 14:54
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I don't see it being replicated in micro.blog, but that's because [manton] has been *very* deliberate about a microblogging UX, much more beyond "just clone Twitter" obviously
[tantek]
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2022-11-16 02:44
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barnaby++ yeah that's maybe the micro.blog of single-user mastodon instances
[snarfed]
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2022-11-16 02:30
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the indieweb approach is definitely much more individualistic, but projects like micro.blog show how you can establish a balance between community and own-domain content ownership IMO
barnaby
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2022-11-15 17:26
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but if someone needed something and wanted to be online, I'm not assuming they're like me, I'd point them to micro.blog/tumblr/wordpress.org quickly
[jacky]
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2022-11-15 13:56
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I think this is the future. I call it Two-way RSS. The first way is the one we all know about, outbound. But inbound? well as far as the state of the art in 2022 is concerned, every inbound RSS app today is a feedreader. Except micro.blog. I think there will be an explosion of inbound RSS apps. I want WordPress to do it. Substack. And Mastodon. There should be a new address for a user. Here's an idea -- let DNS do it."
[timothy_chambe]
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2022-11-14 17:00
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"Right now micro.blog is the only blogging site that supports inbound RSS that I know of. Which makes it an incredibly interesting place for FeedLand to peer with, because we are the hotspot for feeds. We bring them in and ship em out. And in the process you can categorize stuff, push it out with the click of the Like button and we also do categories very nicely and in a functional way that you end up actually using (this is
[timothy_chambe]
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2022-11-14 17:00