…. because, when you put it like that, it seems so easy … How to Write a Blog Post
I particularly liked the idea of ‘bumping’
Wait for time to pass and see if the bumping sound returns.
🎵 What’s in YOUR HomePod makes for a quick interesting summary of some of the tech that makes it what it is. Seemed right to share it here after yesterday’s to and fro, back and forth, this and that, well … you get the point.
This is a bit of an experiment. I am writing using Editorial
#Inspiration
Thanks to @frankm who was considering drafts to publish to micro.blog
#Idea
Use editorial … since I don’t use drafts and see what happens.
#Delivered
Well …. let’s see
… because this is really just an experiment
A friend of mine sent me this, written by Paul Lockhart. I don’t have time to read it in its entirety at the moment - but I have read sufficient of it to know that I do want to read it.
Posting here …
It’s time for journalism to build its own platforms
I think we can all agree on that one … I know @Dave in particular has been saying that for a while.
Here’s the thing … if ‘we all’ can see the benefits of ‘roll your own’ why can’t the media ..
That’s rhetorical.
Capturing this link now and will come back to it later.
Micro.blog Help - Replies and @-mentions
Bottom line I will be tying three external Wordpress blogs into my Micro Blog instance … and am excited to see how it can / might / will develop into a single place for aggregation and distribution.
Time will tell … but that’s the goal.
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