Jeremy Cherfas

It seems that everyone is surprised to learn that there are two Americas. More surprising is the fact that rural life—idealized for its calming sensitivities and neighborly good-will—is a place of anger, local political conflict, and wide-spread alienation. Many rural residents are mad at each other, and they are mad at those who live in the throbbing metropolitan core of American capitalism. Actually, it is a surprise that everyone is surprised.

I’ve been moaning to anyone who’ll listen that there seems to be something wrong with Known; Micropubs could not seem to find the syndication targets. And other people had the same problem, I believe. But after a really enjoyable virtual Homebrew Web Club meeting, the problem might after all be at my end.

@zegnat created a fresh install of Known as we watched, hooked it up to Twitter, and was instantly rewarded with Quill seeing his syndication target, which it resolutely refused to do on my instance of Known. (It failed actually to syndicate, but that’s a separate issue.)

So, now I need to try a fresh install myself. And as @Jeena suggested, better to do that on a new and different subdomain than risk messing everything up.

Alas, there is no way on Earth I can do this until near the end of the month.

I can wait.

Just a test post

Making use of food “waste” is a good, but it remains a Band-Aid. www.abc.net.au/news/2017…

Can @withknown do threaded replies? Seems silly to have to reply to my own post too to keep context

I hope you enjoy what you discovered @skateboardad

Thanks @skateboardad Was that the one where I was decidedly husky? Or just the Gerry Mulligan opener?

I didn’t get to the whole week like Calum did, but his thoughts on the Nürnberg IndieWebCamp mirror mine pretty exactly.

Attempted to post to Known from the latest micro.blog app. No error! But no post either. @manton

Yes: All being well, I will connect.

Hey @withknown: can’t seem to find RSVPs in 0.9.9. Can you give me a clue?

I am planning to take part in the virtual HomeBrew Web Club on 31 May 2017 at 5:30 CEST.

I enjoyed my first IndieWebCamp every bit as much as Amber, although I achieved far less. Still there I am, geeking out with Aaron who, like everyone else, was a champ.

Trying out this new-to-me thing called grok, which allows me to reach my local dev site from outside, which I hope will make debugging some things easier. So leaving this as a reply to a post there.

Still confused about why Alitalia’s online checkin will let me use it from some places and not from others. So inconvenient.

Given that there’s no search yet on micro.blog, about the only way I can think of to be able to follow people is to know their handle and use it here. I hope that’s OK with @bsag

Arrived (a bit early) at Tollwerk for #indiewebcamp NUE alas, location seems unable to find my location

🚍🚊🛫🚍NUE #indiewebcamp