nicky

i'm literally nicky

musician, image maker, BBS sysop, game boy user, pretend meteorologist, baseball watcher...

Was (@)yiffpolice on twitter (RIP 2013-2023)
Will always be @nicky from cohost (2022-infinity)


new music forever!
nickyflowers.bandcamp.com/
i love to make film & video!
www.youtube.com/@NickyFlowers
i do stream sometimes, it's fun!
www.twitch.tv/nickyflowers
i even make games WOW!
nickyflowers.itch.io/
e-mail, why not!
hello (at) nickyflowers.com

arborelia
@arborelia

I gotta say, I am not that hyped for the next Era of Posting to be just a bunch of separate websites. That's going to be so lonely

You can already have a website. I have a website. There's a reason we're all here instead.

I never update my site because it sucks and there's no motivation to update it. (It doubly sucks because I used a static site generator, so I need to remember how to build and deploy it with every infrequent update.)

I don't need Numbers but I do need to know that someone is reading it and cares


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nicky
@nicky

add a comments section if you're savvy enough or wanna deal with disqus. but a great way to let people say a nice thing to you about what you're posting on your own blog is to give them an email! it's old fashioned, sure, but everyone's got an email account. you may not get as many Likes because there's a bit more friction to the interaction but if that's all you can give em, it's not too bad a start

i have hello@nickyflowers.com to separate my nice emails from my evil gmail inbox :-) i've gotten some feedback already


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in reply to @arborelia's post:

yeah. I already followed a bunch of places through RSS, and I'm happy to add a few more to the list, but it won't have that back and forth we get here

plus, I don't post enough to want my own dang blog, but when I do get the urge to post I'd like for people to be able see it.

I need something between blogging and microblogging.

I would be interested in that if there were somebody involved who has a plan for how such a network deals with disputes

the discussion so far is so mastodon-brained. "oh just defederate". Not only is that bringing a technical solution to a social problem, it's a solution so bad that it's itself a problem

okay, at least atomicthumbs seems to be clear that this is not going to work like mastodon, and that "defederate" is a verb that should not happen in a functioning system.

if there is a federated network with functioning dispute resolution that knows how to do something besides escalate, I'm interested. It could be this one

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