Timeline for php list by evan, page 2
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We had great progress with translatewiki.net for SN; it's a good community. Maybe we can use it instead?
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I think that looking at someone's lists that you don't follow won't show them.
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Yes! #pump.io on freenode
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@zoowar that's a really good idea.
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Thanks for your vote of faith.
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It uses a lot of the same stack -- OAuth, Activity Streams. Right now I'm trying to figure out if it could.
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Well, you sound like a good person to follow.
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Yes, I completely agree.
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@evan I don't insist on a network with no ads. I don't want to decide which and how many ads ppl get from *me*. Ads from company=ignorable,
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Totally hear you. I think it has to be under user control, and that people will figure out if they want to accept ads by following someone.
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@marjoleink When I say "network" I mean the full network, all sites. If it's really "open", there will be ads.
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@douglasawh I really want to encourage development at the edge. If you look at https://openfarmgame.com/ for example, it's pretty simple.
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@douglasawh I hope that the canonical place to go will be pump.io, and get routed out from there.
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First, it's not by mistake that I've downplayed the role of the site in pump.io. There's no public feed, per-site tag feeds, site search.
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@irinarempt a lot of the bloggers I like put ads on their blogs to make some beer money. I don't fault them for it.
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@irinarempt I think that's absolutely great! I also think that it's impossible and maybe even unfair to insist on a network with no ads.
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Did you read what I wrote, or did you just see the word "advertising" and run away?
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I don't think an ad server works without a bigger audience.
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That's interesting. Why do you think it's a mistake?
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