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@davewiner @t Tech criticism is always going to be a portion of any tech community. Meanwhile: hey, I'm building a company over here :)

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@davewiner @t Here's what I think: if people don't feel welcome, that's a genuine problem. *Nobody's* approach should be prescriptive.

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@davewiner @t I don't, but IndieWebCamp is a community of voices. It's not really hierarchical.

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@davewiner @t 1000% agree with the problem statement. I think it's good to have multiple approaches to the problem.

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@alpower Step tracking is built in. But it can also link to phone apps.

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@davewiner @t Known supports RSS (outgoing; soon incoming). Lots of other projects don't. On the indieweb it's literally personal choice.

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@davewiner @t Lots of debates over ideas have lasted far longer. Doesn't mean either idea is bad. Conversation doesn't need to be definitive.

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@alpower Fitness tracking, and lazy notifications - knowing, eg, that I have an event coming up without having to get out my phone.

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@davewiner @t On this: I think open conversation about approaches is important. Critiquing XML is part of that. So is defending it.

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@davewiner @jochmann Strongly agree that openness is (part of) how you build respectful software.

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@davewiner I don't think that describes the whole community. eg: we want to support anything that will help you own your own site.

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I love my Pebble watch. The next iteration looks incredible: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/597507018/pebble-time-awesome-smartwatch-no-compromises

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@hughhancock Thank you!

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Awesome, as always, to meet up with @julien51. If you're publishing online, you should know about @superfeedr: https://superfeedr.com

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Everyone should have their own space to publish on the web. Inviting diverse voices to Known: http://stream.withknown.com/2015/the-web-is-stronger-with-diverse-voices-you-are-welcome

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LinkedIn must have improved their algorithm, because now I'm getting connection requests from people I actually know.

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@andrewducker I'm on the train into work but also on the case.

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Yo, Blogger users: we're not planning to censor anyone, and you can export to your own site at any time. https://withknown.com

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Medium is playing its hand, one new feature at a time. https://medium.com/the-story/new-ways-to-write-and-read-on-medium-4c54e5eb6a3e

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Listening to the soundtrack from Month Python's Meaning of Life and thinking it would never have been made now. How did we get more prudish?

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Lots to be angry about in this piece about deafness in tech. An important read and perspective. https://modelviewculture.com/pieces/the-hearing-monoculture-rejects-those-who-cant-hear

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@davidnoob Really great piece on @modelviewmedia. Makes me so angry that you have to pay for things like hearing aids and audiologists here.

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Hugh on the list of things I completely don't understand: why people pay attention to Bill O'Reilly. Unfathomable.

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