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Joined May 2018
thinking about how this works with the open web, I imagine your Remark.as profile could plug into other blogging and photo-sharing backends, like @pixelfed or any photo-sharing silos that offer enough open data access
in the fediverse, I'm not sure if this means creating a simple frontend, or if Remark.as implements the #ActivityPub client-to-server protocol, and acts as the client 🤔
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Writing a Twitter thread introducing Remark.as and poking fun at “web3,” and I... https://micro.baer.works/writing-a-twitter-thread-introducing-remark-as-remark-as-and-poking-fun-at
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Remark.as is Moving Along https://write.as/matt/remark-as-is-moving-along
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We've just taken our first steps! Now you can privately reply to @write_as blog posts via email 💌
Read more on @remarkblog: https://blog.remark.as/introducing-private-letters
We've just taken our first steps! Now you can privately reply to @write_as blog posts via email 💌
Read more on @remarkblog: https://blog.remark.as/introducing-private-letters
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Introducing Private Letters https://blog.remark.as/introducing-private-letters
Comments and conversations are coming to @write_as soon! Today, we just rolled out our new landing page: https://remark.as
An update on our current status: https://discuss.write.as/t/remark-as-privacy-first-portable-comments/25/62
Getting a bit closer to making some moves here. We plan to start by allowing email responses to your @write_as newsletters.
Low-tech at first, your responses would go straight to the author via email. But then we can potentially allow you to receive those responses through the https://Remark.as web app.
Update: we plan to officially start development on https://Remark.as early next year!
https://discuss.write.as/t/remark-as-privacy-first-portable-comments/25/55
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Are there any blog commenting systems made for different kinds of conversations? E.g. "I enjoyed this." vs. "Could you clarify?" vs. "Here's an essay on why you're wrong..."
I feel like all systems are just a variation on: "here's a text box, and here's everything anyone has entered into it in relation to this post." (Decentralized version only adds: "here's what people said elsewhere.")
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Towards a Commenting System https://write.as/matt/towards-a-commenting-system
Public and private discussion for your blog, made by the @write_as team.
Joined May 2018
