composite stream

A  composite stream  is a stream that interleaves multiple types of posts, such as notes and articles.

IndieWeb Examples
The following IndieWeb community members have composite streams on their home pages or as otherwise noted, in rough order of implementation (by date, earlier sooner).
 * Note: only the post types which have originals at their own site are listed.

Tantek
undefined using Falcon on https://tantek.com/
 * notes &amp; articles, since adding articles to notes on 2010-08-19
 * later added replies and lots more! (all posts, of any type)
 * Atom feed discoverable from the homepage only has original posts, no responses.

Ben Werdmuller
using Known on https://werd.io/
 * notes, articles, events, checkins ...
 * Often has primarily articles, though also has monthly semi-collection posts of bookmarks / link blogs

Aaron Parecki
using p3k on https://aaronparecki.com/ notes and everything based on notes, and date archives every post type he supports. I.e.
 * home page: notes, photos, videos, reposts
 * date archives: notes, photos, reposts, articles, metrics, replies, RSVPs, events, bookmarks

Jeremy Keith
on https://adactio.com/
 * notes, articles, bookmarks, and more!

Shane Becker
on https://veganstraightedge.com
 * articles, bookmarks, events, notes, photos, sounds and videos

Pelle Wessman
for some subpages using Jekyll on https://voxpelli.com/
 * social feed: notes, replies, likes, reposts
 * full archive: articles, bookmarks, notes, replies, likes, reposts

Jamie Tanna
on https://www.jvt.me since 2019-05-12
 * articles, bookmarks, likes, notes, replies, reposts, and rsvps

Chris McLeod
on https://mrkapowski.com/
 * articles, bookmarks, likes, notes, replies, read, reposts, video, and watch.

capjamesg
displays a composite feed of notes and articles on his website home page since 2021-12.
 * Atom, JSON, jf2, and h-feed versions of the feed are available.

David Shanske
is a WordPress user. WordPress automatically generates feeds and streams for all date, taxonomies, etc...making it trivial to have feeds for nearly any combination, and every post type. As a result, {{gwg} has aded some custom feeds. For every feed, not only is there an html marked up as h-feed, but Atom, RSS2 and JSONFeed are available. Some of the custom streams include:
 * Stream for all posts made on this day or this week of the year, to allow for nostalgia
 * Stream for posts by location of post(organized by country, region, and locality.
 * A combined stream for food(consisting of eat and drink posts)
 * A combined stream for 'reactions' (consisting of bookmark, repost, like, and favorite.
 * A combined stream for 'media' (consisting or watch, read, listen, and play).
 * In addition to a stream for photo posts, a separate stream that shows not only photos from photo posts, but photos from all post types, such as checkin, etc.

What is lacking is the common two tier system, with a filtered feed and a 'firehose' feed. This is doable in WordPress, but it is less than trivial to move the firehose from the root feed, so have not yet done it.

Previous Examples

 * Tom Morris using Ferocity on http://tommorris.org Until ~2016 at least, then site difficulties, relaunched in 2018 with a uniform stream of named posts (resembling articles)
 * notes, articles, checkins


 * User:Eschnou.com - https://eschnou.com/ - Was until ~2016 maybe? As of 2021-02-17 home page has no stream, is more of an about page.
 * notes, articles, ... ?


 * on kylewm(.)com until ~2016? (domain appears to be hijacked as of 2021-02-17)
 * notes, articles, photos, reposts, and especially good replies and checkins


 * on http://bret.io until ~2016? (homepage appears to be a link gallery now, not a stream)
 * Full content: notes, articles, (subset of) bookmarks, videos, replies, photos

IndieWeb Interest
The following IndieWeb community members have expressed interest in implementing a composite stream:


 * User:Waterpigs.co.uk
 * User:kartikprabhu.com

Articles
Articles about composite streams, their evolution from a design perspective, etc.
 * http://www.dailydot.com/business/origin-tumblr-anarchaia-projectionist-david-karp/
 * worth further analysis, and documentation thereof, e.g. explicit design choices made in creating a composite stream vs. just a series of blog posts, both in terms of posting UI, and presentation of the composite stream.