@artlung Personally, I can't wait for the microsub spec to go mainstream. I think it'll open up a whole new renaissance for feed readers. https:/
Wait... What?! There's a reading plugin for @WithKnown? It appears to be based on Jonathan LaCour's Food plugin, but portends some interesting new "read" post functionality within the IndieWeb community.
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@fionajvoss It looks like I've been automatically syndicating many of my short reviews to multiple places like Twitter, Facebook, GoodReads et al. Less often I send them to Amazon, Yelp, IMDb, but I suspect more friends seem them that way anyway. http:/
@fionajvoss Let's start by posting on our own sites first and seeing what evolves? Perhaps we could talk @manton2 into adding discovery for 🎞️ emoji for watches on micro.blog the way he has for 📚?
@fionajvoss I haven't seen many people automating syndication to places like Yelp, Amazon, or Goodreads, but I've done it manually in the past. Some potential examples and help here: https:/
@paxtonjohn I hope you didn't think I was still using Digg Reader. ;) I think @feedly is excellent and @inoreader is awesome too, particularly with OPML subscription functionality. But I'm looking for even more: http:/
There is a whole "new" information paradox proposed by @nattyover
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I'll wait to see what @ChristophAdami publishes before dipping my toe into this black hole of a problem. ;)
@feedly @edwk Probably better that I help you all out with some needed functionality first. Try this out: http:/
You should keep your eyes glued to the evolving #Micropub spec as well. #ReadOn!
@realkimhansen This is great PR for this show, but I find myself wishing I could click through it to listen to the entire episode instead of just the snippet. #podcastingproblems
@realkimhansen and @jimpick are certain to appreciate this nifty little tool as well for potentially using in conjunction with #podcasting and #transcriptions.
@realkimhansen I would think that one might have more visceral experiences if they were a professional haruspex. They would almost certainly have a broader range of degrees to express those experiences.