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lordmatt.co.uk
Over the last few months, I have been running a pair of blogs that connect directly to Mastodon and the whole federated ActivityPub network. Some of you may have heard of Mastodon. It is a social network not entirely dissimilar to Twitter back when it was good. The big difference is that Mastodon runs on [...] |
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pauljacobson.me
I just discovered a gem of a plugin by @alex that enables me to connect my Mastodon app to my #WordPress site and post from here. https://wordpress.org/plugins/enable-mastodon-apps/ |
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nicksimson.com
In IndieWeb parlance, POSSE means Publish (on your) Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere. I like the concept. Today, I'm changing a few things about how I syndicate my content. All my main feeds (posts, notes, likes) will continue to automatically syndicate to my account over at Micro.blog. Micro.blog is a wonderful platform. While I no longer... |
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boffosocko.com
Facebook has recently announced it will be shutting off its API access on August 1st for automating posts into its ecosystem. For a large number of users this means it will be much more difficult to cross-post or syndicate their content into the platform. As a result, this week David Shanske and I discuss the good and the bad of this move as well as some general thoughts around the ideas of syndicating content from one site to another. |
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