How to Add to the Zombie Roll in Webmentions vs Zombies: http://youtu.be/4E9W_znT8rc?a via @YouTube
How to Add to the Zombie Roll in Webmentions vs Zombies: http://youtu.be/4E9W_znT8rc?a via @YouTube
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How to Add to the Zombie Roll in Webmentions vs Zombies: http://youtu.be/4E9W_znT8rc?a via @YouTube
Greg McVerryUX of Parenting: So You Want Your Kids to Code: http://jgregorymcverry.com/ux-of-parenting-so-you-want-your-kids-to-code/ https://t.co/m3gDcTsBnA
Greg McVerryThanks @eddiehinkle I am just thinking about all of this as we discuss blogrolls. Be cool if you publish someone to your follow page, the feed gets added to reader and you cache the h-card somehow.
Greg McVerryThanks, thinking about this as we discuss blog rolls. Be nice if the hcard database was part of the workflow of adding someone to your reader and /follow page. (https://jgregorymcverry.com/7939-2/)
Greg McVerry@aaronpk @eddiehinkle could something like the indieweb.org wiki be used as an h-card database for the @ mention idea? Like if someone like @martijnvdven and @dshanske whose twitter handle is different than IRC nick had a u-url to Twitter in the h-card could this be scraped from wiki (or other public h-card directory..an #IndieWeb phonebook) and if you publi
Greg McVerryWow @dshanske back at it and already addressed the bugs in last release of post-kind plugin. @mrkndvs @johnjohnston is out. Please update to 3.1.1 and let us know if you bump into issues. #IndieWeb #digped #literacies If you read the change log Dave… http://jgregorymcverry.com/7889-2/
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