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cdevroe.com
Manton Reece: To celebrate the launch of version 1.1, we're enabling podcast hosting for all paid Micro.blog accounts for the next 2 weeks. You can publish a podcast episode to your blog via Wavelength, or |
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frankmeeuwsen.com
Another fine example on how the small and personal web is so much more fun and human. This morning I asked on the micro.blog help-forum how I could use the new Blogroll functionality to create a page where I have more control over its appearance. Within hours did not only Manton Reece come to the rescue with a terrific explanation how to do this (build your own plugin, which is shockingly simple! |
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micro.welltempered.net
(Darn it! I missed the exact anniversary.) On January 16, 2017, I wrote an email to Manton Reece, declaring my interest in the role of community manager at Micro.blog. Have you ever found something so compelling that you couldn't stop thinking about it? When I read Manton's plans to hire a community manager, a stretch goal in the Kickstarter campaign to launch a new blogging and social media platform, I had that feeling: this is me. |
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indieweb.org
The IndieWeb Community is largely based on principles (AKA tenets) such as own your data, make what you need, use what you make, document your stuff, open source your stuff, UX design is more important than protocols, visible data for humans first and machines second, platform agnostic platforms, plurality over monoculture, longevity, and remember to have fun! |
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