↪ Replying to @amjec
@amjec Yup, while suggesting that this would mean that I hear the "news" first, revealing either (A.) a naive perception of how Twitter works or (B.) A deceptive play to gain followers.
↪ Replying to @Emil_Mauritzson
@Emil_Mauritzson Exactly. And that's how easily blogs should ideally work as well.
I don't know why, but I found it absolutely hilarious that Whereby's chief marketing officer sent out a loong e-mail to say... absolutely nothing. That's an unsubscribe from me.


I missed sharing the subject line of the email: "I hope I don't get fired for this".

↪ Replying to @Philip_J_Powers
@Philip_J_Powers Could be. The RSS standard didn't fit with their business model though as it is can be made available anonymously and hence likely more difficult to manage if you're into surveillance capitalism. Need to think about that theory some more though :)
↪ Replying to @Emil_Mauritzson
@Emil_Mauritzson The article reasons around the failure to communicate an everyday use to laypeople, plus it was never integrated into browsers. But dead it is not as everyone depends on it for podcasts.
When everybody does newsletters instead of blogs, how does this affect findability and archiving of all this good content?
And yes, I’m in favor of rebranding RSS to get more people on board.
robinrendle.com/essays/newslet…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Skogberg Excellent. Been shoveling a lot this week as well. Feels great!
↪ Replying to @EverydayExpPod
@EverydayExpPod Haha. I'm hoping you all hold me accountable!
↪ Replying to @MichaelGreenspa
@MichaelGreenspa Fantastic. Must be a great feeling.
↪ Replying to @Rooperino
@Rooperino Cool. I have some tree clearing work I've been putting off.
The slow decades-long drift into authoritarianism happens as most people just go about their same, mundane everyday tasks.
Reflections that often arise when listening to @gaslitnation.
"To those who have never been closely connected with a person who is incarcerated, it’s difficult to fully explain this reality to them: it is not just distance and time that separates you from your loved one, but generations of technology."
medium.com/@digitaljustic…
I have this new visualization of digital ethics that I'm excited about but I don't want to share it with you before I have time to write a blog post about it, to forestall inevitable objections and misunderstanding. I've not had that time in two weeks and it's so frustrating! 😅
