Definitely easier to maintain than a WordPress install. Nice!
If you add http://microformats.org/wiki/h-entry I can subscribe directly to the HTML page with https://woodwind.xyz, no XML feed necessary.
@rechelon FYI: I apparently subscribed to https://humaniterations.net/feed/ a while back and https is failing now.
I see your feed is also at /feed.xml now, so might want to redirect /feed to there.
Commenting to let you know I read your posts! ;] Great jorb. I aspire to read a fraction of that many books per year, haha.
Nice. I saw some Twitter discussion recommending it. Sounds really good!
Want to read: Star Wars: Bloodline
Testing webmentions from another site!
Want to read: The Honest Truth about Dishonesty
I’m attending “The Shape of Water with dinner beforehand”

Ha! Tolerated for two check-ins, Marty McGuire

Dora (indiewebcat) snoozing during Virtual Homebrew Website Club
Some thoughts on my #newwwyear resolution:
Use the wide container class I already have to make the content area maximum 960px wide. (e.g. the top of my style guide)
Apply the same wide container to the header. Put logo in left 3-4 columns and navigation links in the remaining columns. Trim down the whitespace between the header and content (but not too much; let things breathe).
For resolutions < 960px wide, let photos be full-bleed. Text posts should still have some padding on the edges for readability, though.
I’m attending “Virtual Homebrew Website Club Meetup on December 27, 2017”
No worries whatever the mood. I wasn’t feeling very cheerful myself, heh.
It’s still dangerous and enables stalking. It should only be an option.
They will likely crack down on “fake” names, too. I saw someone report they were suspended briefly for setting their username as their first name.
Here’s the latest version of my quick-reply bookmarklet. It lets me reply to any URL now, not just tweet URLs.
Copy and paste the below as a bookmark, changing http://example.com/endpoint/?url=
to your desired endpoint.
Some great affbirbmations:

Happy Christmas Eve from the Pacific