I was going to ‘like’ this post John, but decided that there really wasn’t much to like about it. Along with Flickr, I wonder about Soundcloud too. Is the issue with solely relying on Audio Boo(m) and not co-claiming as Alan Levine would put it (http://cogdogblog.com/2014/11/keep-on-co-claiming/)? I feel like there should be some sort of scriptable solution to posting 2000+ posts to WordPress – surely.
Hi Aaron,
Thanks.
I’ve been dabbling in indieweb for a while now and always liked hosting my own. But sometimes the afordances of a silo are attractive. The ability to take audio contributions from anyone is hard to replicate.
Luckily the larger edutalk files are on on own site.
I am testing some scripts. We did manage to move from posterous to WordPress but it was hard work. Posterous supplied a nice export but audio files were not handled well:(
AudioBoom has an api, but afaik no well define route.
I’m having a hard job at the moment adding attachments through the metaweblog API, but I hope to get there or find an alternative.
OH. MY. GOD!!!
I was going to ‘like’ this post John, but decided that there really wasn’t much to like about it. Along with Flickr, I wonder about Soundcloud too. Is the issue with solely relying on Audio Boo(m) and not co-claiming as Alan Levine would put it (http://cogdogblog.com/2014/11/keep-on-co-claiming/)? I feel like there should be some sort of scriptable solution to posting 2000+ posts to WordPress – surely.
Hi Aaron,
Thanks.
I’ve been dabbling in indieweb for a while now and always liked hosting my own. But sometimes the afordances of a silo are attractive. The ability to take audio contributions from anyone is hard to replicate.
Luckily the larger edutalk files are on on own site.
I am testing some scripts. We did manage to move from posterous to WordPress but it was hard work. Posterous supplied a nice export but audio files were not handled well:(
AudioBoom has an api, but afaik no well define route.
I’m having a hard job at the moment adding attachments through the metaweblog API, but I hope to get there or find an alternative.