Blogging
Thanks to the recent fix on micro.blog allowing blogs over 5G to export I got my first backup in 2 years and 4 months! My total backup is now 11.58 GB, and it seems in the last couple years I averaged 187.5 MB of additions a month. ☺️
How to Newsletter: Lessons from 300 Issues of the Weekly Thing
This is an article version of the presentation I gave at Minnebar 19 on How to Newsletter. To create this I used Whisper Memos on my iPhone to capture the transcription. I did some general editing to remove some preamble and ad hoc dialog, did a read through to correct any …
Keep reading · 10 minutes: How to Newsletter: Lessons from 300 Issues of the Weekly ThingI created my 100th photo collection on micro.blog today! It has been a very useful feature.
POAP 7347510 at IndieWeb Carnival - Renewal.
Renewal — IndieWeb Carnival Roundup
I’m wrapping up my very first time hosting an IndieWeb Carnival. After a good amount of deliberation I set this month’s theme of Renewal. It has been interesting to see how different people pulled that in. Here are this month’s carnival submissions in approximately the order they …
Keep reading · 2 minutes: Renewal — IndieWeb Carnival RoundupIt was eight years ago today that I started using micro.blog. Seems wild that it has been that long. It has grown into a really great blogging platform. I’m looking forward to the next eight years. Congrats @manton!
My favorite Indieweb services — Micro.blog and Buttondown — have had a tough week. They worked through it.
Minnebar 19 “How to Newsletter” Session POAP
I made a special POAP just for folks that attend my How to Newsletter session at Minnebar 19! If you join this session I’ll have a NFC card in the room you can tap to add this fun one to your collection!
“Blogging is small-p political again, today. It’s come back round. It’s a statement to put your words in a place where they are not subject to someone else’s algorithm telling you what success looks like; when you blog, your words are not a vote for the values of someone else’s platform.” — Matt Webb, Interview for People and Blogs, as quoted by Simon Willison.