jsamlarose
jsamlarose

Hmmm. Micro.blog bots: are there any? Bots as in “creative experiments in generative text” rather than “incite and inflame”. I assume folks here would be wary of possible bad actors, but I’m also curious as to whether it could be a more amenable platform for creative coding…

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JohnPhilpin
JohnPhilpin

@fiona oooohh that sounds interesting

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joshsharp
joshsharp

@jsamlarose given posting here is entirely an automated process of pulling content from an external blog, in a way we're all bots! I don't see why you couldn't automate a bot that posted to a blog, which would then appear here.

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jsamlarose
jsamlarose

@joshsharp iiiiinteresting. Yes. Make sense. That points in the direction of a possible mechanism for making something work. (*Adds to list of things to experiment with...)

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jsamlarose
jsamlarose

@fiona mmm. I'll look out for further details. Also: just found @smokey's micro.wiki. That's a whole other resource I'm looking forward to mining. Thanks!

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eli
eli

@jsamlarose I haven’t noticed any bits, yet, but since micro.blog consumes RSS I bet it’d be pretty easy to build one! A blog engine that supports future-dates posts would probably work!?

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joshsharp
joshsharp

@fiona good point! I hadn't thought of them as separate but of course they are. Much simpler to just generate a new rss item.

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smokey
smokey

@fiona @jsamlarose I was just writing up a bunch of Micro Monday recommendations at a time and then using WordPress’s “scheduled post” feature to make them come out on Mondays. Sadly, no “serious’ automation there.

And glad the wiki seems helpful; let @eli or me know if you have any suggestions :-)

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