I started to write the odd weekly recap of my view of micro.blog and it misfired in a very confusing, to me, way. The post went through to the micro.blog app as a titled post. I had kept the character count down to under 280. The post was a status post. It should have appeared in all of its glory on micro.blog.

I looked at it for a while and then headed over to the micro.blog slack community to bother @manton. Only after that I looked again and thought it through.

My script that removes titles in RSS from my status posts if the post <280 chars didn’t account for emoji being counted as multiple chars. It wasn’t till I’d posted to slack that I figured this out.

I’ve figure out how to work round this, replacing emoji with one character using a slight change to this function from @mdhughes. I’ll probably have to wait until next week to post another recap and see if it really will work.

I’ve updated this gist: functions that have do with micro.blog and microblogging that live in my child theme’s functions.php

It is getting time for a rethink of how the tubes are connected here, I need to simplify a little I think.

Replied to @johnjohnston can you get me a publication date on this: I tried looking at source code but not too deeply. Need for citation thx. #el30 by Greg McVerryGreg McVerry (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com)
@johnjohnston can you get me a publication date on this: http://quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com/2018/11/01/in-both-ds106-and-indieweb-space-is I tried looking at source code but not too deeply. Need for citation thx. #el30

Somewhat late, but is this link of use: A Personal Cyberinfrastructure