@thosch Sorry? I didn’t follow your question.

@manton So fun! Thanks! Maybe let us define a yearly start and end date in settings? Or not, it’s not hard to install/uninstall.

@help Potentially because these users do have both M.b and Mastodon accounts?

@help I think some wires are getting crossed here. I don’t have a separate Mastodon account but my replies to Mastodon users appear to be getting duplicated with my ActivityPub address.

@pratik When I’m back at my Mac next week, I’m going to experiment with turning Grammarly off and seeing if it improves.

@pratik When I’m back at my Mac next week, I’m going to experiment with turning Grammarly off and seeing if it improves.

@simonbs So happy this is working out so great for you! Pretty good investment of ~18 days, huh?

@combatdavey Haha welcome to the club, both literally and figuratively

@pratik It’s not, but should be! I only see it on Micro.blog, and I use Safari. Do you use Grammarly? I’ve wondered if that’s what’s interfering.

@pratik It’s not, but should be! I only see it on Micro.blog, and I use Safari. Do you use Grammarly? I’ve wondered if that’s what’s interfering.

@maique Co-signed. Modern iOS/macOS helps with auto-filled codes even when emailed, but it’s still a waiting game and not 100% reliable. Password or passkey for me, please!

@maique Co-signed. Modern iOS/macOS helps with auto-filled codes even when emailed, but it’s still a waiting game and not 100% reliable. Password or passkey for me, please!

@dcseifert This is why we’re so disfunctional these days. We’ve always got packages out for deliveries! 🤪

@pratik @manton I think this is part of it for sure.

I think it's less about Micro.blog and more about the type of users it attracts. In general, most of us here are tinkerers and are always trying out new things, especially to do with blogging.

@amit Certainly no obligation or rush! Just glad to hear you’re interested. 🙂 Enjoy your holiday!

@mako Oh boy, I bet that has taken some work. I think for sources with huge volume — like with social media timelines — new Reeder can make sense. But for general RSS reading the idea of a stream fell flat for me. I prefer marking as read as I go.

@jarrod Re: Artemis; I think Artemis might be an ideal RSS solution for people who don’t know or care what RSS is. No app to install or backend sync to worry about. It’s just a website to bookmark or, better yet, add to the Home Screen! Especially if they only have a handful of sites they want to keep up with, it’s really good.

@mako @tylerknowsnothing Mine is easy. The one and only feed I have it loaded up with is my Timeline feed using @sod’s experimental feeds. With it, I can browse my timeline with position sync (🥳) and retain easy access to replying to posts. And whatever magic new Reeder does to natively pull in the rest of the conversation thread still works. @jsonbecker put me onto using RSS to read my M.b timeline, and this is the best experience yet.

@manton What do you think @amit? Any interest?

@amerpie Hahaha nice one

@snazzyq Oh my

@tylerknowsnothing I didn’t like new Reeder as a replacement for my rss client — I’m still loving Reeder Classic for that. But new Reeder is awesome when dedicated just as my social media timeline (through Micro.blog).

I’ll have to look at that Surf thing (and Tapestry).

@jarrod But, naturally, there’s new stuff on it too. 😉

@jarrod Already getting some things checked off my Micro.blog wishlist! 👏

@jthingelstad Fun idea! I wonder if this could be a plugin?