Founder of Novatorius & creator of Siren Affiliates. WordPress engineer and partnership advocate helping businesses grow with flexible incentive programs.
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I think the thing I’m most excited about in the short-term is I can FINALLY add my micro content to my personal site, which currently is built 100% by collecting information about me from various sources (GitHub, blogs, and soon Mastodon).
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I’ve realized I never use my blog because writing content feels like too much of a commitment. I’m always writing it to be like…super SEO optimized, 1200 words minimum, and a bunch of other self-imposed limitations. Like as-if I’m going to use my content as some kind of super epic marketing thing. And it’s completely…
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I syndicate all of the blog content I write, regardless of which blog I publish, on my personal site, by the way. And it has an RSS feed here: alexstandiford.com/rss
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Okay, I THINK I’ve set up the cross-posting. I’m not sure how long I’ll keep this on, but at least for now I want to make the swap easier.
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Again, servers using Mastodon are not walled gardens, separate from one-another. Communication can (and definitely does!) cross servers.
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This is such a solid explanation of Mastodon, and how it’s differences from Twitter seem to make it better wordsmith.social/elilla/a-futur…
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Literally checking Twitter just to find people who moved to Mastodon lol
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This has my mind ablaze right now. g13g.blog/2021/03/16/get…
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Second Summer, Here I Come
Musings about our return to a little spot in Hill Country, Texas.
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The last 24 hours has been a blur. All this open web stuff has thoroughly blown my mind.