So embarrassing I broke my site before the demo π
So glad for a patient and supportive audience. π
So embarrassing I broke my site before the demo π
So glad for a patient and supportive audience. π
I feel the spirits calling me … to savings! What a deal to have GHOST PARTY π»π partner with BloodReads!
I feel the spirits calling me … to savings! What a deal to have GHOST PARTY π»π partner with BloodReads!
Members of the πΈπ IndieWeb Webring now have a new way to find one another, and show off!
That’s right, this πΈπ IndieWeb Webring now has a directory showcasing profiles of active sites in the ring! Where possible, it shows name, photo, and short bio in addition to the site’s URL (and of course their potentially problematic cute emoji ID).
These profiles are possible when people publish personal particulars on their page as a microformats2 representative h-card.
That is a bunch of jargon, to be sure, but what it means is that you with a few tweaks to your homepage, you can make info like your name, photo, and a bio β which is probably already displayed for people to see β readable by machines that understand microformats2, like this one!
Visit the your πΈπ webring dashboard (you’ll need to log in) and click the “Check for updated profile” button.
Try out your page in the indiewebify.me validator. If it shows you that it found a “representative h-card”, then your page should work for the webring directory!
I went ahead and pre-loaded the profile info for all registered and active sites! I don’t plan to do that again.
Sorry about that! You can remove yourself by visiting your πΈπ webring dashboard (you’ll need to log in) and click the “Remove my profile” button.
I was inspired by Grant’s IndieWeb Directory, Aaron’s Microcast.club, this πΈπ review by Brad Enslen, and more. Basically: surfing around a webring with next and previous links is good fun, and it’s even more fun to see so many folks excited about the IndieWeb in one place!
Yes! There are also now individual profile pages, if that’s something you want to link to. My webring emoji ID is π―, so my profile can be found at: πΈπ.ws/π―
I don’t know yet how these pages might evolve so I welcome your feedback!
Of course! Please do! You can reply to this post on your own site or via Twitter, or feel free to drop me a line in the #indieweb chat (Iβm schmarty
there).
Two amazing GHOST PARTY π»π shows this weekend! As usual we celebrated the spooky atmosphere of October with a time travel trip back to an 80s high-school homecoming and a whole show about sports.
Thanks to everyone who came out to watch (and get pulled into a dance party). Thanks to Lighting Dragon Design for the Saturday night laze and haze magic. Thanks to all of our amazing performers and support ghosts, who put so much faith in us. And the most special of thanks to Kim Le and Julia Hall who are the best co-ghost and ghost wranglers possible.
Acolytes! Keep your calendars clear! Beatrice and Derek will call another meeting soon! π»π
Two amazing GHOST PARTY π»π shows this weekend! As usual we celebrated the spooky atmosphere of October with a time travel trip back to an 80s high-school homecoming and a whole show about sports.
Thanks to everyone who came out to watch (and get pulled into a dance party). Thanks to Lighting Dragon Design for the Saturday night laze and haze magic. Thanks to all of our amazing performers and support ghosts, who put so much faith in us. And the most special of thanks to Kim Le and Julia Hall who are the best co-ghost and ghost wranglers possible.
Acolytes! Keep your calendars clear! Beatrice and Derek will call another meeting soon! π»π
Are you a member of the πΈπ IndieWeb Webring? Today I made an update!
All members of the webring get a unique emoji ID when they first sign in. Previously, those emoji might have included the flag of a country or state, and not everyone wants to be associated with a random country or state!
From now on, new emoji IDs will not include country flags.
If you’re a member of the webring already, and would like a new emoji ID, feel free to drop me a line in the #indieweb chat (I’m schmarty
there). I’ll reset your account and you’ll get a new emoji ID. You’ll also have to update the webring links code on your page to make sure they point to your new ID!
Ain’t no party like a π»π!
Come help GHOST PARTY put on a festival so important it’s like our lives depend on it!
Ain’t no party like a π»π!
Come help GHOST PARTY put on a festival so important it’s like our lives depend on it!
Every GHOST PARTY π»π show is special, and this one may be the most special yet.
Please join us to celebrate… love? Probably?