[ANN] seirdy.one live on Geminispace (+questions)

[Ecmel Berk Canlıer]

> I also set up a mailing list on Sourcehut (like, just now) to leave
> comments.  I've linked the mailing list at the bottom of my weblog
> entries,

Thinking about it, I should do that too.

> One last question: Gemininauts (please oh please let that be a word)
> with twinlogs, how do you decide what to cross-post and what to keep
> {WWW,gemini,gopher}-exclusive? I'm leaning towards keeping my weblog
> more "professional" and my gemlog less filtered, [...] I'm curious
> to know how you all handle this.

I separate my posts into three (for now, at least) categories, being
"experiments", "posts" and "micro logs".

Experiments are where I mess around with Gemini/Gemtext, so it only
makes sense for them to be Gemini-exclusive.

"Micro Logs" are stuff I post every now and then that contain
(sometimes multiple) short posts that I feel are too short for normal
posts. These are also Gemini-exclusive.

"Posts", are the (somewhat) more polished stuff I write. They are
accessible via HTTP "by default", but for some stuff I will intentionally
make them Gemini-exclusive, depending on their content.

(I also have "reply" posts (just one for now). They are also
Gemini-exclusive by nature)

"Posts" are actually special, in that they will always have HTML versions
available, even if not listed. This was originally a bug until I decided
it could be great for sharing and turned it into a feature.

Everything I talked about also gets uploaded into a public Git repo and
both versions of the site get built from the same sources, with HTML
being the "afterthought" (All posts are written in Gemtext)

https://git.ebc.li/admicos/blog

> leaving the shortest bits for the Fediverse.

I have a CGI script to show the most recent (20 i think) fediverse
messages I posted as Gemtext. It might be useful for you too, assuming
you can run Python CGI scripts in your server:

https://git.ebc.li/admicos/blog/src/branch/main/cgi/thoughts.py

It should work on any reasonably modern version of Python assuming
`requests` is installed.

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~ Ecmel B. Canlıer