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

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 stopped me from writing anything on it. I’ve been thinking about how I’m going to write more, and I think the key, at least for now, is to simply write smaller posts, more often.

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.

Again, servers using Mastodon are not walled gardens, separate from one-another. Communication can (and definitely does!) cross servers.

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…

Literally checking Twitter just to find people who moved to Mastodon lol

This has my mind ablaze right now.

g13g.blog/2021/03/16/get…

The last 24 hours has been a blur. All this open web stuff has thoroughly blown my mind.

So this has a lot of potential. HardLimit is much like Mastodon in terms of the tech, and paradigm, but it’s using different software, called PeerTube.

PS: Since I was live I decided to talk a bit about what’s coming in Underpin 3.0

video.hardlimit.com/w/n7HZynrSdgCx…