Happy to help with this! My theme mostly adds microformats (which other themes also do, I just wanted to customise my looknfeel a bit). Majority of the IndieWeb heavy lifting comes from the IndieWeb WordPress plugins. https://indieweb.org/WordPress/Plugins
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ColinTheMathmo (mathstodon.xyz)@bhaugen I’ve tried on multiple occasions and just cant work out what’s going on, how to use it, how to contribute, how to collaborate, or anything. I find the interface opaque, and it feels like it’s a read-only.
I know that whatever follows the C2 wiki has to be different and possibly more complic…
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I had exactly the same experience of FedWiki. Couldn’t really figure out how/why to use it.
Reading about it (e.g. https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/a-platform-designed-for-collaboration-federated-wiki and https://commonplace.doubleloop.net/choral-explanations-and-oer-a-summary-of-thinking-to-date) helped a bit with the why. Not so much the how.
Then I played around with it again recently (thanks @vera@freethinkers.lgbt) and it suddenly clicked. Bit of a galaxy brain moment.
That said I probably still won’t use as a daily driver for now (Im wedded to my current paradigm) but can see now why I would.
davidak (chaos.social)@neil interesting. Can you explain why and maybe have a link to relevant literature?
I’m currently reading Towards a Liberatory Technology and that’s what prompted this thought.
It was written in the 60s, and discusses:
– alternative and renewable energy
– small, decentralised communities
– harmony and intertwining of town and country, nature and technology
– anti-capitalism
– animism
Here are the notes I’m taking – https://anagora.org/towards-a-liberatory-technology
Somebody hook me up with a Marxist-Leninist-Maoist scam pls
Which are the good ones?
The peeps at https://disco.coop
Also this is worth a read I believe for thinking on how PKMs may combine in to a commons of knowledge.
(The section “A Platform Designed for Collaboration: Federated Wiki”)
Anagora and FedWiki are worth a peek for the crossover of PKM into collective knowledge management.
Crikey mikey. It’s like a Javanese Mind Flayer
Obsidian seems to have a really impressive ecosystem built up around it (and really quickly, too!)