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Keynote: @brewster_kahle, founder & digital librarian, @InternetArchive: Universal access to all knowledge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pflvhPcoRFg

 

Wish I was @internetarchive for Dodging the Memory Hole 2017
It's streaming live now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pflvhPcoRFg

 
 
 

@ChristophAdami I'm not sure why but the feeds on your Blogger account are redirecting to an odd arXiv page for some reason:
Atom http://adamilab.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default
RSS http://adamilab.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss
Fortunately https://www.blogger.com/feeds/1938680703532237797/posts/default seems to work, but you might want to look into why the others aren't...

 

Since you own the domain and the content, there's no reason why you shouldn't be able to export that content and move it to your other domain and do a 301 redirect from the original (even if you move hosts). Things *can* last on the web if you want them to, and it's even easier if you own them compared with corporate social sites you don't own or have control over.

Known has a reasonable export set up and I suspect that Reclaim would help you transition... Good luck!

 

Makes me wish I was in Auckland at the end of the month to chat with @billbennettnz on @WordPress and
https://twitter.com/billbennettnz/status/929939875058429952

 

@frank Webmentions are an extra generation or two beyond the traditional pingbacks/trackbacks. The receiver actually verifies that the sender is displaying the permalink on a physical page before accepting it, thereby cutting down on spam (there have been no reports of webmention spam in the wild yet.) Webmentions and their structure are also set up to allow the receiving site to better handle display which often includes the name, avatar, and either excerpts, or complete comment. I use them in WordPress and there's generally little if any difference in the display of Webmention replies and comments natively put into the system manually. Webmention also allows additonal types of mentions including likes, bookmarks, reads, listens, etc. to distinguish for context.

 

@jafurtado I would have been nice if @jjn1 had spelled @jamesbridle's sur name properly in the piece as well...

 

@jafurtado @jjn1 This is an ironic knock-off/remix of @jamesbridle's better "Something is wrong on the internet" https://medium.com/@jamesbridle/something-is-wrong-on-the-internet-c39c471271d2

 

And as if to add insult to injury, the article doesn't even bother to spell James Bridle's name properly.

 
 

@han_cee Is Holo ready for generation 2 yet? (i.e. easy enough to use?) https://indieweb.org/generations

 

@han_cee Thanks for the reminder to check on my own... Should be ready to eat in a day or two!

 

@vboykis and that's okay...