Every once in a while, someone new to Micro.blog asks if it is actively developed. What…? We are making improvements to the backend and shipping new apps all the time. Clearly need to communicate this better.
Every once in a while, someone new to Micro.blog asks if it is actively developed. What…? We are making improvements to the backend and shipping new apps all the time. Clearly need to communicate this better.
@manton I agree. Even if you do post micro.blog news and updates on your own account, I think they should at least be syndicated to @news as well. Especially all major updates and longform posts, most recent of which were the Android app and email newsletters posts.
And even if we assume that most people do read your blog, someone wanting to get an overview of all updates in the past few months or a year will need to scroll or filter through many other things on your blog. Sorry if I'm being blunt here but I guess that's one thing micro.blog definitely lacks--a proper official blog for updates and everything else related.
@uncertainquark @manton I agree with Jatan. I wrote down my rambling thoughts on this.
@manton I think the biggest opportunity missed, which would probably be the most work, is release notes of some kind related to the platform work. Most of the time the news is about the apps or a big new feature that happens maybe 4 times a year.
@manton I don't have the bird's eye view that you do, but I've always felt that M.b's communications are disjointed. Help and support through a few channels, news through others, etc.
I do think that having a unified channel for all news, like @news, could work. Sorry to compare, but Twitter always had @twitter and their blog.
Coming from a marketing background, I'd be more than happy to hop on a call and spitball some ideas.
@issimonwoods Excellent points, including about the Homepage. I'd also like to add on that note that the Pricing page linked over there doesn't mention the new Newsletters feature.
@manton I would love to hear more. It’s pretty lonely out here. Hard to gain readers. At least knowing there’s development happening would be a sign of life.