This is a good albeit small example of a Weapon of Math Destruction. https:/
@BookExamination It's nicer if you actually linked directly to original and didn't misrepresent the intention: http:/
As if the upcoming #DtMH17 conference at the Internet Archive needed an advertisement for existing: https:/
@alienlebarge @SaraSoueidan It seemed almost too easy not to mock up a version myself quickly... http:/
@alienlebarge @SaraSoueidan People who wanted to ask questions anonymously could ping with webmentions via https:/
As an example you could take something like my @mentions page & name it AMA for similar functionality http:/
@karinlag @ctitusbrown @swcarpentry They do have that proverbial line of tree-rings of kindness that dates back to Jesus after all. ;) #dountoothers
Congrats on the start! I put together an outline last week and have jumped into the #NaNoWriMo waters myself...
@RossGoodman are you by chance using a fragmentions plugin? If you are, the /#comments hash at the end of the URL will cause the targeted element to be highlighted in yellow like that.
@Ted_Cind Since Spacey (& his company) put the show together at the most fundamental level, only way to punish him is to kill it outright.
@Ted_Cind Legally it's difficult if not impossible to fire an EP in a way that they no longer benefit financially from the show.
@khurtwilliams A bunch of us are working on making it all easier in steps, but we're also doing it on a volunteer basis. Some of the key is knowing what it all comprises from a top-down perspective, then knowing what each of the individual pieces are and how they work. Nearly every week there's something new and cool. The key is to figure out which things you find the most useful and valuable and work on those one at a time.
It's a LOT easier now that it was even 8 months ago and will be measurably easier as time goes by. I'm currently writing a book on how to do it all at the level of "IndieWeb with WordPress for Dummies". Ideally it'll be as easy to do as signing up for a Twitter or Facebook account and just going, but we're not quite there yet, but it's getting easier to do the set up without knowing a lot of (or any) code. Hoping into the chat, going to a Homebrew Website Club or IndieWebCamp can be immeasurably helpful as well.
Again, if you want to do a quick conference call/video chat, I'm happy to help you out.