August 10-17, 2018

Recent Events

From indieweb.org/events#Recent:

DomainsCamp
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online

Upcoming Events

From indieweb.org/events#Upcoming:

BornHack
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Bornholm, DK
Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Homebrew Website Club Meetup
Join us for an evening of IndieWeb personal site demos and discussions! Any questions? Ask in the chatroom! More…
Electromagnetic Field
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Eastnor, UK
Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Nürnberg, Baltimore, Portland
XOXO Festival 2018
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Portland, Oregon
Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Nürnberg, Baltimore, San Francisco
IndieWebCamp Oxford 2018
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IndieWebCamp NYC 2018
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Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Nürnberg, Baltimore, San Francisco

Podcasts

From huffduffer.com/tags/indieweb:

This Week in the IndieWeb Audio Edition • August 4th - 10th, 2018

Posts about the IndieWeb

From news.indieweb.org:

Owning You
by www.kickscondor.com on
Indieweb.xyz: Difficult or Silo?
by www.kickscondor.com on

New Wiki Pages

From IndieWeb Wiki: New Pages:

account migration

account migration (AKA account portability, or the ability to move your account) is a specific kind of migration when a user switches from using one account on a particular server to using another account on another server, typically when both servers host multiple accounts, and has the common problem of losing followers.

Created by tantek__ on Thursday with 8 more edits by loqi.me and tantek.com

losing followers

losing followers is a common problem when a user migrates their account from one server or service to another, either when the original server does not support forwarding (like HTTP redirection), or in systems/protocols that reverse the typical reader-subscribes-to-publisher-model to a publisher-delivers-to-reader-inbox model, which lacks a way for a publisher account to notify inboxes that they should acce.

Created by tantek__ on Thursday with 7 more edits by loqi.me and tantek.com

stickers

stickers are adhesive labels usually with graphics to show an affiliation (like the IndieWeb sticker), a technology (like microformats), or accomplishment, often placed on the backs of laptop screens.

Created by tantek__ on Wednesday with 3 more edits by loqi.me and tantek.com

events/2018-08-22-homebrew-website-club

Homebrew Website Club Meetup

Created by Gregorlove.com on Tuesday with 3 more edits by calumryan.com and tantek.com

IRSSI

IRSSI is an IRC client.

Created by tantek__ on Wednesday with 3 more edits by kaja.sknebel.net and gregorlove.com

Wrimini

Wrimini is a Micropub client for Android.

Created by Peterstuifzand.nl on Wednesday and edited 2 more times

User:Eddiehinkle.com/homepage-example

IndieWebCamp Berlin

Created by Eddiehinkle.com on Wednesday and edited 2 more times

Sched

Sched is a paid event-based silo that allows attendees to easily RSVP for events on the service.

Created by [chrisaldrich] on Monday with 2 more edits by kaja.sknebel.net and boffosocko.com

chronological timeline

chronological timeline is a redundant phrase (timelines are inherently chronological, because they are *time*lines) used to refer to a chronological feed.

Created by tantek__ on Thursday and edited 2 more times

User:Gregorlove.com/sandbox/one-day-template

Created by Gregorlove.com on Friday and edited 1 more time

chronological feed

chronological feed is a stream of posts in time order, typically in reverse chronological order of their published date (newest first), popularized on the web by journals and blog home pages, feed readers, and social media, until the latter switched to algorithmic feeds, frustrating many users.

Created by tantek__ on Thursday and edited 1 more time

Refback for WordPress

Refback is a plugin for WordPress which enables refbacks functionality on a WordPress site.

Created by Boffosocko.com on Tuesday

dweb

dweb is an abbreviation for distributed web or decentralized web, commonly used as an umbrella term for a broad variety of approaches and communities working on distributed and decentralized solutions for the web and internet in general.

Created by tantek__ on Thursday

remote content policy

remote content policy is a form of disclosure by a site about how it may treat content received (federated) from other sites, like how it may by default treat messages from other sites with URLs, from new remote accounts, with images or video, and/or from known abusive sites.

Created by tantek__ on Wednesday

2018/NYC/Planning

Created by Gregorlove.com on Wednesday

Changed Wiki Pages

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