@edheil Easiest to think of it as you have one "account" for each website. Then each site has different sections for each social silo you connect it to.
You just replied to my tweet by making a blog post?
, May 05 2022 on twitter.com
OK, that's cool.
Should I be manually posting links to my blog onto twitter and such or does bridgy somehow do that automatically?
, May 05 2022 on twitter.com
I also see that a blog post on your site boffosocko appeared as a comment on my site
, May 05 2022 on twitter.com
OK, I just added syndication links. What will that do for me?
, May 05 2022 on twitter.com
The whole idea behind IndieWeb is that you can use your website to own all your content on a domain you own/control. You've got a site with webmentions set up, so we could be having this whole conversation from site to site. Instead, I'm choosing to [more]
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, May 05 2022 on twitter.com
Writing new blog posts just to comment on somebody else's blog or reply to a tweet seems kind of like.... a lot. Unless your blog is understood to be full of tiny posts which exist in an external context. Which is a way things could be, I guess.
, May 05 2022 on twitter.com
So you have your own personal self hosted Twitter-like feed, where you do all your short form interaction?
, May 05 2022 on twitter.com
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It creates a 1 to 1 correspondence between the post on your site & your post on Twitter to make it easier for Bridgy to match and sending responses. It also makes it easier to delete copies in the future because you'll know where else on the web… stream.boffosocko.com/2022/edheil-it…
Chris Aldrich, May 05 2022 on twitter.com