Jacky Alciné — Making the #IndieWeb for All
The first idea was around? Spireration, how do we take the things that make us passionate and share with people? As shown before of Marty, there's things we do that we find that's enjoying, that's liberting, things that we can share with others.
Inspiration is organic. It's something we come into. We enjoy and expand on. I guess, like, one thing to -- my personal -- I used to run a static site. It gave me a chance to Tinker. My site was clay, I could take it and mold it and record it and share it with other people. When it came to things, I saw people doing more in-depth things. They were capturing where they traveled to, things they consumed -- I mean, if it can be recorded, it can be captured and that led to prove that this is something that can be done very simply.
This is something I know, as somebody who runs -- or used to run monthly dinners. And, trying to make it something that's easy to automate, easy to copy, easy to run, it's going to be hard. If they tell you, I can't make it today or when it comes to Homebrew Camps, it's usually because of something that either we haven't fully-provided yet or a barier. We reach halfway, are we on the same kind of road? Are we communicating from different paths?
Help write documentation. Helps people understand what microformats are or giving more -- I want to say, adjacent tools and, like, templates for the things that we need.
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Yes. Oh, so, showstopper -- I use showstopper here in quotations to highlight these are things that if they can't find immediately, they are like, this is something I can't use. I want to have content on the web that's meant for you, you and you. It's a very active talk in terms of private posts and it's something that's -- there's no one-size-fits-all situations. What might work for me, password-protected posts may not work for me. Are these together? Gosh. All right. That's fine.
@cleverdevil put it great last night:If I knew nothing I could go to facebook, set up an accoutn make a private family group, and share an invite to an event in five minutes. Until we can do that nobody will care
We can encourage people to keep pulling things and also, how can we kind of get out there and say it's not as hard as it was five years ago. It's got a lot better, it's a lot easier. It's what we can do to pull people in. It's going to be hard. It's not going to be easy. Most good things that don't come easily. They always come with a little strife, a little struggle. We have to build for us, but also the person we're going to see in the room. How can we ensure that whoever comes on can get something that inspires them to invite other people
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