Tag: IndieWeb

Jetpack Publicize connections, Sharing buttons, and Post Kinds plugin

Jetpack Publicize connections, Sharing buttons, and Post Kinds plugin (GitHub)

When I enable the "Publicize connections" and "Sharing button" feature of JetPack and use a Response Kinds, the Summary/Quote does not display.

When I enable the "Publicize connections" and "Sharing button" feature of JetPack and use a Response Kinds, the Summary/Quote does not display.

With "Automatically share your posts to social networks” or "Add sharing buttons to your posts” enabled.
Expected behaviour

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Version: 4.9.8

Active Theme

Name: Organic Photographer Child
Version: 3.4.1535590434
Author: Organic Themes
Author website: https://organicthemes.com
Parent theme: Organic Photographer
Supported theme features: post-formats, woocommerce, automatic-feed-links, title-tag, customize-selective-refresh-widgets, post-thumbnails, menus, html5, custom-header, custom-background, wc-product-gallery-zoom, wc-product-gallery-lightbox, wc-product-gallery-slider, jetpack-portfolio, editor-style, widgets

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Indieweb Twenty Sixteen Child (indieweb-twenty-sixteen-child): Version 1.0.0.1532786115 by Indieweb WordPress Outreach, the WordPress team
Indieweb Twenty Sixteen (indieweb-twenty-sixteen): Version 1.0.0 by Indieweb WordPress Outreach, the WordPress team
Organic Adventure (organic-adventure): Version 3.0.2 by Organic Themes
Organic Block (organic-block): Version 1.0.7 by Organic Themes
Organic Bold Child (organic-bold-child): Version 4.3.1539021967 by Organic Themes
Organic Bold (organic-bold): Version 4.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Business (organic-business): Version 3.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Collective (organic-collective): Version 2.4.1 by Organic Themes
Organic Color (organic-color): Version 1.1 by Organic Themes
Organic Connect (organic-connect): Version 1.5.4 by Organic Themes
Organic Entertainer (organic-entertainer): Version 1.2.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Horizon (organic-horizon): Version 1.0.2 by Organic Themes
Organic Luxury (organic-luxury): Version 1.4.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Magazine (organic-magazine): Version 4.7.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Min (organic-min): Version 1.0.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Natural (organic-natural): Version 4.6.1 by Organic Themes
Organic Origin (organic-origin): Version 2.2.4 by Organic Themes
Organic Photographer (organic-photographer): Version 3.4 by Organic Themes
Organic Portfolio (organic-portfolio): Version 6.2.4 by Organic Themes
Organic Profile (organic-profile): Version 3.0.2 by Organic Themes
Organic Purpose (organic-purpose): Version 2.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Reservation (organic-reservation): Version 1.2.2 by Organic Themes
Organic Seed (organic-seed): Version 2.9.1 by Organic Themes
Organic Showcase (organic-showcase): Version 3.4.5 by Organic Themes
Organic Sideways (organic-sideways): Version 1.1.1 by Organic Themes
Organic Structure (organic-structure): Version 4.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Swell (organic-swell): Version 1.6 by Organic Themes
Organic Tasteful (organic-tasteful): Version 1.0.3 by Organic Themes
Organic Vital (organic-vital): Version 1.3.6 by Organic Themes
Twenty Seventeen (twentyseventeen): Version 1.7 by the WordPress team

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  • Akismet Anti-Spam Version 4.0.8 by Automattic
  • Aperture Version 1.0.2 by Aaron Parecki
  • Auto Post Scheduler Version 1.80 by Super Blog Me
  • Bridgy Version 1.4.2 by David Shanske
  • Child Theme Configurator Version 2.3.0.4 by Lilaea Media
  • Custom Simple Rss Version 1.8.1 by Danny(Danikoo) Haggag
  • Exifography Version 1.3.1 by kristarella
  • FSM Custom Featured Image Caption Version 1.17 by Fesomia
  • Health Check & Troubleshooting Version 1.2.1 by The WordPress.org community
  • IndieAuth Version 3.1.9 by IndieWebCamp WordPress Outreach Club
  • IndieWeb Version 3.3.10 by IndieWebCamp WordPress Outreach Club
  • Instant Images Version 3.2.1 by Darren Cooney
  • Jetpack by WordPress.com Version 6.6.1 by Automattic
  • Keyring Version 1.9 by Beau Lebens
  • Keyring Social Importers Version 1.8 by Beau Lebens
  • MF2 Feed Version 2.0.0 by Matthias Pfefferle
  • Micropub Version 1.4.3 by Ryan Barrett
  • Optimize Database after Deleting Revisions Version 4.6.3 by CAGE Web Design | Rolf van Gelder, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
  • Post Kinds Version 3.1.1 by David Shanske
  • Redirect 404 Error Page to Homepage Version 1.0 by ProThoughts.com
  • Schedule Posts Calendar Version 5.2 by Greg Ross
  • Semantic-Linkbacks Version 3.9.1 by Matthias Pfefferle
  • Server Info Version 2.5 by Usman Ali Qureshi
  • Simple Links Version 4.4.7 by Mat Lipe
  • Simple Location Version 3.3.8 by David Shanske
  • Syndication Links Version 3.4.1 by David Shanske
  • TablePress Version 1.9.1 by Tobias Bäthge
  • Theme Check Version 20160523.1 by Otto42, pross
  • VaultPress Version 1.9.6 by Automattic
  • Webmention Version 3.8.5 by Matthias Pfefferle
  • WordPress Editorial Calendar Version 3.7.1 by Colin Vernon, Justin Evans, Joachim Kudish, Mary Vogt, and Zack Grossbart
  • WordPress SEO For Image Version 1.1.4 by naa986
  • WP-DBManager Version 2.79.1 by Lester 'GaMerZ' Chan
  • WP Security Audit Log Version 3.2.4 by WP White Security

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Social Media and Blogging

Where Will the Current State of Blogging and Social Media Take Us? by Jacky AlcinéJacky Alciné (jacky.wtf)

There’s this concept in engineering called the single point of failure; the notion that by centralizing a lot of critical processes, you increase the chance of failure (catastrophic or not) to occur. One could say that by using platforms like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or the like. Currently, my “identity” is still splintered across multiple places/services on the Web. To fulfill what I’m reaching at, I’d have to have jacky.wtf be the place where my images are posted from, my blog posts are published at, my check-ins are stored and so forth. There is a concern with security and it’s actually relatively reasonable.

I wish that I could post first on my website and have an entry immediately created on Untappd or Foursquare, etc. 100% POSSE. The community aspects of those services is what keeps me tied to them.

EU Copyright Directive and The Decentralized Web

Article 13 makes it official. It's time to embrace decentralization by Ben WerdmüllerBen Werdmüller (Ben Werdmüller)

European directives leave it up to the member states to implement. The resulting legislation in the Netherlands will necessarily look different to Germany, and so on. While each of these nations could expand upon the directive and make it even more far-reaching, it's fair to assume that it will probably be retained.

 

All of which means that peer-to-peer decentralized social networks are exempt, if you're hosting your profile yourself. Nobody on the indie web is going to need to implement upload filters. Similarly, nobody on the federated social web, or using decentralized apps, will either. In these architectures, there are no service providers that store or provide access to large amounts of work. It's in the ether, being hosted from individual servers, which could sit in datacenters or could sit in your living room.

 

While the internet economy has been dominated by services that leverage network effects to date, this directive is one way that monolithic networks have changed from an asset into a liability. Because the cumulative value in a network is owned by a single party, that party becomes subject to enormous rules and regulations over time. The network effects are enjoyed by everyone, but owned by one company. Instead, it's better to create a system where the network effects are both enjoyed and owned by everyone.

I stopped directly uploading my content to Facebook and Google some time ago. I have never uploaded original content to YouTube.