Category: Blogs and blogging

  • I’m not sure what webmention badges are, but they sound interesting

    I’m not sure what webmention badges are, but they sound interesting

    Chris Aldrich mentioned something about using “webmention badges” on a project site: This would have made it easier to send webmention-based badges which could have been done by creating a badge page on which he could have added simple links to all of the student pages that had earned them. I’m not sure what these…

  • Elephants all the way down

    I’ve been trying to follow discussions about a return to blogs as a preferred, personal publishing tool, and how they could integrate with Mastodon. One technology that comes up as a possible way to connect blogs to Mastodon is WebSub (formerly PubSubHubbub). I read a bit about using Bridgy Fed to do this a while…

  • Moving from Twitter to WordPress

    Moving from Twitter to WordPress

    I really like this post about how Matthew Haughey has switched to a WordPress blog from Twitter. Not just because he chose WordPress.

  • When WordPress Rickrolls You. Lol!

    When WordPress Rickrolls You. Lol!

    I just signed into my site’s dashboard and I noticed this curious JetPack banner: So I clicked on the button and this loaded: Lol! Oh you crazy people!

  • All The Blogging At Automattic

    All The Blogging At Automattic

    When I see people dismissing blogs, I can’t help but think that they’re missing a huge opportunity by turning away from this incredible platform.

  • The Mastodon in the room

    The Mastodon in the room

    I read Patrick Hogan’s post about Mastodon titled “Mastodon makes the internet feel like home again” last week. It prompted me to install a Mastodon app on my phone again, and take another look.

  • Om Malik: showing us how it’s done

    Om Malik: showing us how it’s done

    Dave Winer paid tribute to Om Malik on Twitter. I shared my perspective in reply and it seemed wrong to leave my response just as a tweet so I thought I’d re-post my response here too.

  • My blog-Twitter stats synchronicity

    A little synchronicity between my Twitter stats and my blog stats. Just sharing my momentary diversion.