@raretrack @kimberlyhirsh What?! We LOVE @withknown! You'll have to pull it from my cold, dead hands... http:/
@mattscomments No, not a plugin (yet?). I exported them via the Amazon Kindle Desktop app and added some CSS to improve the mark up a tad. Doesn't take too long though. I greatly prefer to own this type of content on my own site first and then syndicate it to places like GoodReads after the fact.
I've written some details here: http:/
Searching my site for "marginalia" will uncover other resources: http:/
I also recently helped guide Jeremy Cherfas though some of the process and he's well documented a similar (non-WordPress) workflow here: https:/
Given your Twitter background at @mattmaldre:
There are some in the indieweb movement working on notes, highlights, marginalia, fragmentions, etc. You can search/find wiki pages for those topics here: https:/
I presume you'll already know about https:/
@pfefferle I saw https:/
@EddieHinkle Clicking through will show that the text in the Twitter card is a quote of the original, in some part a reminder to me about what it was I had listened to. (It also serves as an advertisement for the thing itself--I like to promote good podcasts.) Most often these posts are just an emoji indicating the post type with the title and source of the thing I listened to. Occasionally I'll add some bit of a reply or commentary and bury the true post type into the Twitter Card along with a quote from the original. eg: https:/
Once in a rarer blue moon I'll throw a snippet of commentary into the Twitter card, but not often. See also https:/
If you want to listen to what I'm listening to, you can subscribe to it via http:/
#Podcasting goes #indieweb with a #micropub client called Screech!! #FTW If only @SoundCloud et al could do this... https:/
@VeggieTorta There are a bunch of us using @withknown for #IndieWeb, so if you've got questions don't hesitate to find us there in chat/IRC
@megarush1024 Do you have bridgy set up properly? https:/
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