@dave has opened up his feedland service

feedland.org

Still poking around… But nice to see that @manton is one of 24 feeds that appear if you accept the ‘starter pack’.

If you have an interest in feedland and the work @dave is doing there… You will also find my feeds here

I am also thinking of curating a micro blog stream under a second twitter handle…

Should I?

@JohnPhilpin That would be good. I’ll also be poking around @dave’s service.

@pratik it looks like I might add be able to do it under ‘categories’ … If i can work out how to add a category 😂

The twitter account and web site of @andysylvester is on the ‘hot 100’ in feedland.

Feedland Categories cracked

click here if you have joined feedland and you will see that I now have a MicroBlogger category … ping me if you have a feed you want me to add.

// @pratik

@pratik I will only add feeds that the owner adds themselves.

@JohnPhilpin Here. I hope it’s well formatted, had to remove newspapers etc.

@JohnPhilpin I had not noticed that feature, will have to take a look!

@odd something not working… and need you to choose one or more of your microblog rites and follow them in feedland… I can then follow and drop into mb category

@AndySylvester as in categories?

It is also possible to exclude an uh y fref from all… So if I end up with 100 micro bloggers I can exclude them from my main feed and minimize clutter

Of course Ws shat I really want is to be able to that in a rule statement

@JohnPhilpin I’m opposed to getting a Twitter account, I don’t understand how feedland works…😔

@odd I get the desire not to have to use twitter - but I think it saves a lot of extra work for @dave to do it that way

@JohnPhilpin I don’t understand. Do I have to add the feed first to feedland? Or any feed works? I thought this is just like a feed reader?

@amit it is ‘just’ a feed reader … @dave has a starter set, you can import and OPML or add feed by feed …

For example I added the rss for my john.philpin microblog … and then followed it in feedland .. so anyone who looks at my feeds can see it.

If I look at say @maique in feedland I see this … if maique adds one of his feeds and follows .. it will be in the list … so I can follow it and categorize it as a microblog feed so it will appear here.

@maique it is TERRIBLE on the phone ….

@maique life’s too short …

@JohnPhilpin – good work. you can also make a public set of categories using the “news products” system.

@JohnPhilpin – havent done any work on phones yet for the internal view. for news products, they are tuned up. still sorking on it. 🙄

Ah ha!

Thankyou @dave

Behold a Public page of MicroBloggers sitting in Feedland.

I wonder if anybody has been playing around with the CSS on Feedland?

@JohnPhilpin – well done! and we can make that much nicer. tomorrow. ;-)

@JohnPhilpin one of the testers used CSS on his news product. Search the GitHub issues or give me an hour to find a link.

@JohnPhilpin also I am in Feedland under mistersugar but antonzuiker here on M.b (considering changing back to my early nickname).

@antonzuiker cool thankyou - would be good to give it a better look.

@dave looking forward.

@antonzuiker mrsugar added to the microblog feed on feedland

@JohnPhilpin In Feedland, under Tools, check out the various links under News Products to see how a bunch of us created our public collections of feeds. John Johnston and Brian Jesse have examples with CSS flourishes.

@JohnPhilpin also, FWIW, I switched my Duke River of News over to Feedland a few weeks back. It’s yearning for some CSS to make it more in line with Duke’s branding. I’ll tinker soon.

@antonzuiker thank you.. Can see that… Now… ‘How’ 😍

@JohnPhilpin Ah, sorry I misunderstood. Start on the News Products doc at the section Advance Forms and then the Outline-based section. You can use Drummer to build an outline that includes styling.

@JohnPhilpin – not sure if youve seen this.. docs.feedland.org/newsProdu…

@antonzuiker exactly. and ill have the outline for news.scripting.com for him tomorrow.

@JohnPhilpin Hmmm. I guess will have to play around a bit. I subscribed a few feeds and I see this.

@amit yup - those are the feeds that you have subscribed to - and if i have subscribed to them - I see the feed checked this is my equivalent - you should add your own feed(s) of your own blog and follow it - it will then appear on your list - and I can then follow - and categorize it as ‘microblogger’ - so it will appear here

@dave thankyou … i have now - and now reconnecting to drummer. How would I put it ….

> “still digging”

🤪

@JohnPhilpin You’ve probably noticed that it doesn’t render well in portrait, at list on my iPad Mini. Looks fine in landscape. I think I’ve seen the problem before with this layout that Dave uses.

@JohnPhilpin – here’s a blog post I just wrote. It also links to a thread on the FeedLand support repo. I want to be sure you and all others who are interested have all the info they need to get going with FeedLand news products. scripting.com/2022/10/2…

@frankm – I use my news products on an ipad mini in portrait mode all the time.

@frankm I think that is exactly right … fixed width … plus lack of fixing the window so it doesn’t float all around ( I’m sure there is technical terminology that describes the issue .. just don’t know it.)

@amit key paragraph in feedland documentation …

> You should be subscribed to a feed in FeedLand for it to be referenced in a tab. If no one is subscribed to the feed, then no news items will appear for it, because FeedLand won’t check it if no one is subscribed.

@dave thankyou for this … we are getting there - new logo on the page - and CSS adjusted - my thanks to @antonzuiker who pointed me at @johnjohnston who had already done the hard work - so I just had to edit a couple of colors …

@JohnPhilpin Interesting. I am subscribed to my feed now.

@amit and subscribed so you are now part of my Microblogger tab

@JohnPhilpin – glad you’re making progress. I’ve posted more info in a thread on our GitHub support repo. github.com/scripting…

@dave thank you for this… moving along nicely now.