Migrated manton.org to Micro.blog hosting: manton.org
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@manton This is a welcome migration for the m.b hosted platform itself. Will no doubt help the users when the developer of the platform itself is using it. Good on you to do this ππ½
@manton I kinda like that idea of separate feeds. It feels weird to have titled posts and micro stuff show up in the same page. π
@justinhudgins Thanks. We may still add that. Although I'm curious whether I'll miss it or not.
@manton great and right decision! As you mentioned, itβs the best way to get the feeling others have using m.b. exclusively. While browsing your βnewβ blog -> Archives & Search π
@manton Good call. You had to walk the walk eventually. Will be interesting to see how experiencing it first hand impacts the development going forward.
@manton Iβm looking forward to future updates and thoughts on blogging after switching. π€
@manton posts like this www.manton.org/2018/06/3... are difficult to do from iOS. Where you have a few paragraphs, followed by pictures, then a few more paragraphs.
@manton hi, congratulations. I'm glad your platform is going forward. However, as an external observer, it puzzles me that there is no app for Android. Are you planning one in the future?
@adrianizq We've been thinking about better ways to support that. That particular post was done in MarsEdit on my Mac.
@plilfordi There's a third-party Android app in public beta now. I don't have the Android experience to build one myself yet, so we'll be relying on the developer community to get started.
@justinhudgins Yes, but Sunlit is designed more for groups of photos on different days. I think it could be improved to handle this.
@Burk @manton Oh absolutely. I am ok to join some petition to convince @danielpunkass to get this done :)
@manton afaik @justinhudgins Sunlit canβt do this for me. It can post a bunch of photos and one paragraph. But not a paragraph, photo(s), another paragraph, some more photos and so on.
@adrianizq If you use Drafts (5.x) and Workflow on iOS there is actually a pretty solid and easy solution available already. @manton
@renem @justinhudgins The trick to approximating this is to add a new photo from a different date, which creates a new section in Sunlit. Then photos can be dragged between them. But it's clunky and not well-suited to this use case.
@adrianizq yup! With this Drafts becomes your editor, like the Squarespace app on iOS. Iβm still not sure how to delete an uploaded photo via this way @manton
@renem @adrianizq Yeah, I definitely have some extra photos in my account that were used to test the workflow. Glad itβs all helpful!
@manton Ah, gotcha. Didnβt quite realize that. I think thereβs a lot of potential in Sunlit and Iβm really looking forward to its future development. π€©
@manton doesn't seem like manton.org/now is working, though it still turns up in search for me.
@jeff You're right, I haven't moved over my older stand-alone pages yet. Thanks for noticing! I'll add that one back.
@manton no problem; I was just updating mine and was curious if yours had survived the transition!