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Retro-PESOSing my Reviews
When I arrived at this weekend's IndieWebCamp I still wasn't sure what it was that I would be working on. I'd worked recently to better understand the ecosystem surrounding DanQ.me and had a number of half-formed ideas about tightening it up. But instead, I ended up expanding the reach of my reviews, indieweb, wordpressDanQ.me Ecosystem
With IndieWebCamp Oxford 2019 scheduled to take place during the Summer of Hacks, I drew a diagram (click to embiggen) of the current ecosystem that powers and propogates the content on DanQ.me. It's mostly for my own benefit - to be able to get a big-picture view of the ways my website talks20 Years Of Blogging
Come next week, I'll have been blogging for 20 years - significantly over half my life. Over that time, a lot has changed on the Web, in the world, and for me: how has my blog (and my blogging) adapted?
https://danq.me/2018/10/08/20-years-of-blogging/IndieWebCamp Oxford
This weekend, I attended part of Oxford's first ever IndieWebCamp! As a long (long, long) time proponent of IndieWeb philosophy (since long before anybody said "IndieWeb", at least) I've got my personal web presence pretty-well sorted out. Still, I loved the idea of attending and pushing some of web development, indieweb, web, vrImporting Geocaching Logs into WordPress
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As an ocassional geocacher and geohasher, I'm encouraged to post logs describing my adventures, and each major provider wants me to post my logs into their silo (see e.g. my logs on geocaching.com, on opencache.uk, and on the geohashing wiki). But as a believer in the ideals behind the geocaching, indieweb, programming, open source, wordpress