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Though it was also the turnaround point so perhaps that's a positive. 2009 was indieweb rockbottom for me. And also when I started coding /Falcon, with an intent to go 100% back to owning my own notes on 2010-01-01, which I did, even if it took me 25 days to get POSSEing working 🙂
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2019-10-11 08:28
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Web We Found was a talk and presentation by {{kevinmarks]] at Le Web 2013 that summarized the start of various positive trends and patterns from 2003 onward, like blogging, building on open protocols, which have grown since, many incorporated into the IndieWeb, and provides hopeful counterpoint to [[The Web We Lost]].
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2020-03-29 22:04
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in my unending quest of brainstorming webmention filtering / ordering, since so much of the backlog is from Twitter, I'm considering another algorithm/heuristic of a "positive" signal. if a tweet reply is from an account that rel=me validates with an IndieWeb site, then that's more "real" than other twitter accounts
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2020-07-16 19:37
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As we grow in number of active chat participants (and active chats) I think we should consider explicitly guiding "Good morning" or "How's it going" posts to the informal #indieweb-chat channel instead of the #indieweb channel or others. While informal and friendly (and appreciate the community-positive role it plays), doing so in logged channels adds unnecessary/inapplicable noise to the logs for anyone reading them later.
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2021-01-12 16:59
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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)"
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2022-08-03 16:31
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[KevinMarks] I found this article much more compelling than Anil's (wtf do alt app stores have to do with the web? zero), with much clearer positive advantages discussed, as well as clear pathways to get on the open / indie web: https://rknight.me/blog/the-web-is-fantastic/
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2023-12-30 21:51
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marketing is, from a positive perspective, the work you can do to make it super easy for others (bloggers, journalists, etc) to write about your site, specific [[posts]], [[projects]], events, [[services]], and even products, by doing things like creating easy to re-use icons for yourself and your site, [[featured]] images for posts, copy pasteable links, logos, and short/medium/long descriptions of your things, and easy to find guides to
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2024-07-10 15:57
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marketing is , from a positive perspective, the work you can do to make it super easy for others (bloggers, journalists, etc) to write about your site, specific [[posts]], [[projects]], events, [[services]], and even products, by doing things like creating easy to re-use icons for yourself and your site, [[featured]] images for posts, copy pasteable links, logos, and short/medium/long descriptions of your things, and easy to find guides
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2024-07-10 15:57
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[snarfed] and yet another positive "update" datapoint: I moved the Wikipedia link to the end of my Dark Knight post, refederated with BF, and it picked up the image, which now also shows up on Mastodon with the alt! So you can add an image and have it show up in an update. Top post in https://mastodon.social/tags/TheDarkKnight right now
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2026-08-04 20:59
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Anecdotally I have seen this to be true also: "users that click attend on all Facebook event invites just so they can remember the event for later or provide positive feedback to the person who invited them (similar to a “like" button). When someone doesn’t buy a ticket, they won’t have any skin in the game and can afford to miss the event."
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2015-09-25 20:55