67 results for "tantek positive"

  • Another positive thing from this article is that the combination of IndieWebify.me and the [IndieMark] "Levels" helped provide a roadmap of sorts that gave a relatively direct path to follow, a sense of achievement ("*Level 2 IndieWeb citizen*"), and a clear idea of next steps: "What I’m currently missing is a way of having IndieWeb conversations (IndieWeb level 3, according to IndieWebify.me)"
    [tantek] at 2022-08-03 18:31
  • posting here in dev to pose the question(s) of how can we avoid similar bad (harmful to users/community) UX design in IndieWeb approaches (e.g. Webmention), and what positive alternative UX(es) can we create? (metaphorical "traffic calming" as the article calls it)
    [tantek] at 2022-02-23 03:13
  • [tantek] Resolution: issue 2 proposal accepted. No objections in above discussion, and positive opinions (👍) from a few implementors on the proposal. Proposal text incorporated into spec and reviewed. Proposal implementation in mf2py parser, test cases p...
    Loqi at 2022-02-07 20:45
  • on a positive note: does anyone have a /linktree page on their site (top level like that) that re-engineers the default styling of linktree using only HTML+CSS, no JS? (or consider it a "simple" IndieWeb hack project)
    [tantek] at 2022-01-27 20:57
  • GWG, yes that sounds like a opportunity to have a positive influence
    [tantek] at 2022-01-26 19:16
  • a testament to both your kindness / social reputation, and the fact that the internet was a kinder place in general in 2012, and perhaps even some credit to G+ for at least providing a UX that encouraged positive interactions
    [tantek] at 2021-12-23 00:55
  • the positive side makes sense, i.e. option to migrate = more adoption, and the prime example there is WordPress which offers the most importers from other platforms and services and open source blogging tools of anything
    [tantek] at 2021-12-23 00:31
  • yep, any stated positive goals incentives are quickly dwarfed by pyramid scheme grift incentives
    [tantek] at 2021-12-23 00:14
  • If they're mostly negative posts, don't reply to them directly, but rather reply up chain to a more positive person
    [tantek] at 2021-12-12 18:21
  • I mean sure, there's a lot of design aspects of Twitter that likely contribute to its problematic nature. I'm not sure that "realtime" is essentially the cause of those problems though maybe it may amplify some of them? In other contexts (e.g. chat like here, or GitHub comments showing up on an issue while you're looking at it), real time is quite positive
    [tantek] at 2021-10-13 21:40
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