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I don’t see a license for that project so filed an issue asking for clarification. I was thinking I could host this for people… We do have an Instagram import in http://Micro.blog but it only works in the Mac app, so it’s not very widely used.
[manton]
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2025-04-09 19:03
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> For example, Micro.blog does not show follower counts,[21][14] does not have hashtags,[22][23][5][24] public likes[21][14] or trending topics,[23] does not have equivalents of retweeting[21][23][25][14] or quote tweeting, does not algorithmically recommend users and like Mastodon, and does not have full-text search as part of the service[24] or client apps.
doesnm
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2025-02-18 17:26
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as a micro.blog non-user, i fully agree with that reasoning. technology aside, there's a whole toxic callout culture evolved around that 'feature'.
GuestZero
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2025-02-18 17:23
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[manton] whats the appropriate way to remove a custom domain without deleting my entire http://micro.blog, letting it revert back to https://tw2113.micro.blog/
[tw2113]
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2025-02-08 18:17
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first, the corresponding Note id isn't fetchable: https://micro.blog/activitypub/posts/56805017
[snarfed]
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2025-02-05 19:09
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or micro.blog
doesnm
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2025-01-29 12:53
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anyway, all this as feedback as a result of pitching http://micro.blog / micro.one to lots of folks 1:1 🙂
[tantek]
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2025-01-10 03:02
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whereas my understanding of the reality of http://micro.blog (and micro.one right?) is the sky is kinda the limit for a custom Hugo theme - you can make your http://micro.blog look like anything, like a Tumblr, like a random WordPress blog (if that's the look you're going for), like a Twitter stream (sorta the default already), maybe like a Discord channel in dark mode with lots of bright gamer colors etc.
[tantek]
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2025-01-10 03:01
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The “recommended blogs” list actually can be hosted anywhere, though, so it’s not a good example of only http://Micro.blog blogs.
[manton]
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2025-01-10 02:49
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!tell [manton] two bits of feedback I've gotten re the updated micro.one and http://micro.blog home pages. (1) There's no obvious gallery of example micro.one or http://micro.blog blogs to look at to get an idea of what you are "getting". I had to ask the person to click your blog at the bottom of the home page, then click Discover, or your recommended blogs. (2) Even in Discover all the blogs look the same — would be better to see a
[tantek]
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2025-01-10 02:32