Category: social

a local ukulele group trying to keeps its song collection ‘as contemporary as possible’

diversions / music / resources / social
February 20, 2023

Moselele | The Home of the Moseley Ukulele Group
[fsteele]

Note:
You don’t have to live in Moseley to take advantage of the site’s Song Database and huge list of Songbooks – well done! 😎

‘build a list of Mastodon users made up of the websites you go to’

browsers / extensions / fediverse / social
February 11, 2023

StreetPass
browser extensions for Chrome and Firefox

Find your people on Mastodon

[masukomi]

List: Fediverse and/or RSS

fediverse / lists / rss / social / tools
February 9, 2023

Fedi.Tips: “RSS fans!
“You can follow any Mastodon account via RSS by just adding “.rss” to the end of the account’s public profile URL.”
Joe’s comment: I prefer the Open RSS versions of the feeds.
What makes RSS better than social timelines?
Joe’s comment: An interesting point of view.
RSS Box (github) [mikael]
“This website lets you subscribe to RSS feeds for websites that do not support RSS themselves, by using the respective website’s API and then translating that data to RSS feeds.”

‘all the relevant news on the Fediverse’

news / resources / social / topical
February 5, 2023

The Fediverse Report

“toot the page you’re currently on” – yes, it works

bookmarklets / fediverse / social / tools
January 29, 2023

Mastodon Toot Bookmarklet
[driek]

“The tool looks up all the people you follow, and then the people they follow. ”

social / tools
December 26, 2022

Followgraph for Mastodon
[pb]

‘a curated list of developer resources related to ActivityPub and the Fediverse’

dev / fediverse / lists / resources / social / tools
December 20, 2022

delightful activitypub development
[winks]

That Twitter archive you downloaded contains only shortened links (t.co) – this article shares two Python tools for fixing that.

cli / social / tools
December 1, 2022

inkdroid.org: ‘t.co’
[jk]

Both command line tools require Python 3. I’ve tried both and they work as described in Ed Summers’s excellent write-up. Remember to backup your archive first.

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