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#DtMH2016 A great place for the data lost in social media can be found via #IndieWeb at https:/
Everyone is invited to join us at Homebrew Website Club on Oct 19 at 6:30 http:/
Without tacitly saying so, @jayrosen_nyu has #IndieWeb -ified his website. Kudos! https:/
.@Timehop: What did you do 1 year ago today? Also a daily reminder of how much data you don't own. https:/
Dodging the Memory Hole 2016: Saving Online News via @RJIJDNA https:/
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Homebrew Website Club enthusiasts: There are still tickets left for WordCamp Los Angeles 2016 https:/
Saw @jenlampton at #DrupalCampLA yesterday and I'm thinking that @backdropcms might be a great user-friendly platform w/ #indieweb in mind.
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Is #indieweb the answer to this? Blog you idiots! https:/
Reminder that Homebrew Website Club #LosAngeles tomorrow night at Charlie's Coffee House https:/
IndieWebCamp NYC2 2016 is a two-day maker event for creating/improving your personal website. All levels welcome! http:/
Stylable CSS classes · Issue #60 · dshanske/indieweb-post-kinds https:/
Is it me being crazy, or are all the classes on the data here just semantic?
For front end developers, it would be nice if you included some plugin-wide classes (or ids) to allow easier styling of individual post kinds, particularly since we all know styling on microformats is a bad idea... ;)
Maybe pk-like, pk-bookmark, etc. for the "titles" and a class on the blockquote as well? It seems odd to me that the title is smaller than my default blockquote font, but there isn't anything non-semantic to style on...
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