It's a few years ago since @hellolattis blocked me on twitter. This was because I asked them when they were going to ship me the product I had paid for. After not having had any replies on any emails to them for 2 years, they suddenly processed my refund 2 weeks ago.
@BeckePhysics @Ska4343 @VirtualDavi you might also consider checking who's behind twitter handles you add to conversations. Regarding Voss, the water, this article from Vice really sums up my sentiments: https://
DITA Writer on Twitter: "I sometimes post on instagram. And with the help of #indieweb blogging software @withknown and @kylewmahan my photos appear on my homepage via POSSE. But meanwhile I received requests from two persons who liked my pictures on Instagram. But they do not… https://
Tantek Çelik on Twitter: "I’ve posted a lot less, recently, and this past year.
As I’ve used social media less, many motivations for posting faded, replaced with questioning motivations for posting and interacting with posts publicly.
From a broader #indieweb community, ...
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I'm using latest indigenous release with Known (0.9.9-a). I have a number of syndication targets setup: github, flickr, mastodon, twitter. I used to be able to syndicate to those, but maybe around 1+ month ago (I don't recall precisely), the checkboxes disappeared, and when I try create a piece of content, I get the following error message in a toast:
"Error parsing syndication targets: Value github::access_token at 0 of type java.lang.String cannot be converted to JSONObject"
To check whether it is an issue with the syndication targets, I tried loading up Quill, which shows the syndication targets just fine. Can I provide you with any details that can help verify if this is an Indigenous issue, or not?