The one drawback to not using the same username on both Twitter and micro.blog is that the namespaces won't overlap for @mentions.

Has my Twitter POSSE stopped working?

The benefit of bookmark posts within Twitter? (http://indieweb.org/bookmark#POSSE_to_Twitter_with_Emoji)
Search!: https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=from%3Achrisaldrich%20%F0%9F%94%96%20&src=typd

@bupk_es / @po / @matt@mastodon.me.uk Have you decided to throw twitter, pnut.io, and mastodon overboard for micro.blog yet?

The 18th century version of having too many browser tabs open at the same time: https://twitter.com/LitteraCarolina/status/852950922196131841?s=09

Welcome to Twitter @DaveTheSemetist! Let me know if you need help onboarding.

Small?! https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/373743492151136256?s=09

Another good reason to be on the #indieweb: Twitter allegedly deleting negative tweets aimed at UA passenger abuse https://twitter.com/TheNextWeb/status/851759766556864513

Twitter Lite https://lite.twitter.com Is this the gunshot that signals the death of the app ecosystem that many predicted? #pwa

It's not often that linkrot goes in the other direction. Hurrah for @upcomingorg! #archive
https://twitter.com/upcomingorg/status/737867920521502720

Growing list of educators & researchers who are using #indieweb. Who am I missing? #HigherEd #edtech #phdchat #DoOO https://twitter.com/ChrisAldrich/lists/educators-in-indieweb/members

New silo: pnut.io · Issue #736 · snarfed/bridgy https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/736

@dg01d has created a [Known plugin](https://github.com/dg01d/KnownPnut) to POSSE to [pnut.io](https://pnut.io/), a small Twitter-like social networking silo. Pnut was created in some sense to replace App.net which recently shut down.

He and @jeremycherfas were chatting on https://chat.indieweb.org/known/2017-03-22#bottom about possibly adding backfeed to Brid.gy for pnut.io. I'm creating this issue as a stub for potential future work, along with the ever-requisite addendum:

Instructions for adding a new silo: https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy#adding-a-new-silo

#vegtech it's a thing
The Vegetable Technology Gap via @hbottemiller
https://t.co/ClqmsvZji7" https://twitter.com/hbottemiller/status/839489273132888064

Duplication of links upon update · Issue #45 · dshanske/syndication-links https://github.com/dshanske/syndication-links/issues/45

With v3.1.1 and relying on SNAP for POSSE, I'm noticing that after publishing and syndicating, if one comes back and edits a post and then updates it, Syndication Links regrabs the URL's and duplicates the links.

The first unedited version that is shown seems to be a plain http link and after editing/updating, the second duplicated link that is added automatically is an https version.

Manually deleting either of the included links from the Syndication Links box doesn't get rid of the links.

This duplication of the links only happens on posts which have been later edited/updated.

example: http://boffosocko.com/2017/02/16/podcast-directories-why-cant-we/
Here the Twitter and Facebook links, which are generated from SNAP, are duplicated, first as http and then again as https. As a test, the two other syndication links are non-SNAP generated links: huffduffer was manually inserted, and the WordPress one was generated from the WordPress Cross Post plugin, so I'm guessing it's an issue caused by the storage of SNAP links (which are https) versus Syndications Links' storage.

Nice thread on PewDiePie and antisemitism. https://twitter.com/Chronotope/status/831900803271127040?s=09