Add some Atom & ActivityPub and let the good times roll.
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I have dat sites, but not won over by the tech yet. Concept is great, and I’ll keep dat sites as an experiment. Hopefully the stack will catch up.
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Life’s a series of experiments ;) Here’s to building the stack we want.
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The project also has amazing people: arguably the first and most influential part of the stack. Also this is really cool https://dat-tiddlywiki.glitch.me/
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I'm convinced that an open source social media platform that is also a micro-blogging site and RSS reader would do well.
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Is that similar to GNUSocial?
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Yep. Although it uses ActivityPub (ActivityPub support afaik was being worked on for GNUSocial last I checked. Not sure what the current status is, no pun intended.) :)
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“RSS was an essential part of Web 1.0 before surveillance capitalism (Web 2.0) took over.”
@aralhttps://twitter.com/aral/status/1012676542651084800 …
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That's what we help you do
@gentlereader and@cronycle Algorithmic is neither good or bad though. AI which optimises for ad revenues is though.... But AI can optimise for relevance as well@rightrelevanceThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I really miss RSS, on so many sites it’s really hard to find the feed (if it even exists). It was the dwindling of RSS that lead to me signing up for Twitter to stay up-to-date with design & tech developments.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Just call it feeds or subscriptions though. Nobody ever understood the meaning of the cryptic acronym anyway.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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RSS also silently powers podcasting via its simple enclosure tag
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Didn't browsers used to flag the existence of an RSS feed in the address bar? Seems that was removed, we need to back.
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They still do.
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Where? Can't see it present in any of the popular browsers - you can get extensions but it not native...?
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Firefox has it native.
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not in FF61 where are you seeing it?
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I'm with patched version of 60 (by Ubuntu). Maybe it's not showing by default, I can't remember if added it when I intalled the OS. But if you go to the personalization it's there. The feature itself was never removed from that I'm absolutely sure.pic.twitter.com/eBzqc9F2ub
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yeh found it but as a toolbar customisation option, not very obvious and not “default”.
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