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[schmarty] I’ve never actually tested it with a blog that’s hosted somewhere else instead of on Micro.blog… I think it might work. 🙂
[manton]
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2022-10-12 22:26
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[manton] you were thinking about Twitter backfeed too, right, and how to identify Twitter users there inside micro.blog? Maybe that hasn't shipped yet though?
[snarfed]
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2022-10-12 22:20
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[manton] i have an old (weird?) micro.blog account fed from my feeds at martymcgui.re. i see the option to set my mastodon username. the only option appears to be schmarty@micro.blog. will it... work? i guess i don't understand to what extent this is a paid micro.blog feature.
[schmarty]
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2022-10-12 22:18
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[snarfed] I don’t have the same problem with Twitter because the only Twitter API stuff I do is POSSE. Someone would have to auth their Twitter account in Micro.blog, then go and delete their own Twitter account… Could happen but doesn’t seem nearly as common as Mastodon users going away.
[manton]
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2022-10-12 22:13
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↩️ http://micro.blog is now basically a full mastodon instance as well as a non-dumpsterfire social network and an indie blogging platform with full webmention, etc. support
Loqi
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2022-10-12 22:05
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[manton]: you could get pretty close by just redirecting micro.blog/new or new.micro.blog to https://micro.blog/new/site
barnaby
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2022-10-11 17:24
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indieweb.new => https://micro.blog/new/site ? 😄
[schmarty]
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2022-10-11 17:06
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Related, going to be rolling out some improved ActivityPub support in Micro.blog next week. Feel like I should be doing more with that, especially as Twitter’s future is so uncertain.
[manton]
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2022-10-08 16:32
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got the idea from micro.blog tbh
jacky
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2022-10-06 20:08
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↩️ I wish more people would use http://micro.blog, because it's just like. indieweb. and it works great, and supports interop, and lets people own their own domain/experience/etc., and is just trying to make a good experience on the open protocols that have existed for ages
Loqi
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2022-10-06 08:50