Crossing the Rubicon file: Canceled my managed Wordpress hosting with Laughing Squid. They contract it out to Pressable (a division of Automattic) and were very good. No going back now.
Okay this is scary: somehow my analog quartz watch gained 15 minutes without my noticing it. Very weird.
Stuff I Still Need to Do on This Blog
Stuff I need to work on: Contact - this could be either a contact form or encrypting my email address in such a way th...Stepping Away from Facebook
I just deactivated my Facebook account. I did not delete it (yet) I figured I would see how this goes for a few months. ...Generation Gap: When I think of “The Avengers” I’m referring to John Steed and Emma Peel. But younger people are thinking and referring to some sort of super heros I believe.
Currently reading: The Night She Died by Dorothy Simpson š
Has anyone tackled putting contact forms on Micro.blog yet?
SubToMe Subscribe Button on Micro.blog
SubToMe has a universal subscribe button (code at the link) that you can put on any Micro.blog footer, Page or anywhere ...Bookmarks on Quill do not work.
Indiebookclub works great with Micro.blog. You probably knew that but it’s the first time I’ve used it.
Also with Micropublish.net, Articles (long form posts) do not work. That’s a real bummer. Leaves Linux and possibly Windows without an HTML WYSIWYG editor UI.
Micropublish.net really only works with Micro.blog for Notes. The rest of the Post Kinds don’t work right ie. Bookmark has no link. However Notes in Micropublish does allow the browser spellcheck to work which is better than the MB web Post form.
I really like this distinction between categories and tags. This is the first real answer I have ever come across on how to use the two together.
Testing a note from Micropublish.
Finished reading: Case of the Vanishing Beauty by Richard S. Prather š
Migrated, Merged and More to come.
I’ve merged my Micro.blog blog and my Wordpress (main blog) together on the Micro.blog platform. Oh and I’m ...Testing Quill Editor
Okay I'm testing the [Quill](https://quill.p3k.io/) online editor.I went out. I did not see my shadow.
I’m kinda laughing at myself right now. I thought once I knew what the new features were for Micro.blog it would make my decision about what blog platform to migrate to easier. Heck no. I’m still dithering. Ain’t that like life? It’s a silly old world.