On the Free Software Foundation Latinamerica mailing list, there’s been a discussion about supporting Identi.ca and open microblogging and encourage quitting using twitter by setting the example.
The topic about closed network services and its risks is a very important issue that I will cover on a later post with detail or you can read more [...]
Posts Tagged ‘microblogging’
5 ways to promote Identi.ca and Open Microblogging over Twitter
August 3rd, 2009
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Emacs identica-mode with multiple timelines and direct messages
May 3rd, 2009
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Emacs identica-mode, a way to read and post to Identi.ca microblogging site and any Laconi.ca installation from Emacs, now has support for several (friends, replies, public and user) timelines. Also added support to send direct messages.
Some of the changes are:
All API calls are now through HTTPS
Changed keybinding, pressing “g” on identica-mode buffer now refreshes the [...]
Emacs identica-mode with replies highlighting
March 4th, 2009
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Identica-mode for Emacs has been updated with just one little but nice to have feature: replies highlighting.
I usually watch my identica buffer and sometimes I don’t get to see the replies I get from people, so I thought it would be nice to highlight those to grab my attention.
Also I’d like to mention that the [...]
Fixed error on xml parse in identica-mode
February 25th, 2009
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Thanks to a contribution from Christian Cheng to denting-mode, another fork of twittering-mode for laconica installations by Carlos A. Perilla, the long standing bug of xml parsing has been fixed. Also, fixed support for tags and groups not recognizing correctly when a dash was in the name.
Get the latest, and now stable, release of identica-mode [...]
Identica-mode fixes
February 12th, 2009
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Thanks to Jason McBrayer the identica-mode for Emacs now works without problems. The changes on this version are:
Fixed the “cannot parse” error on malformed XML tags
Fixed incorrect urls on api calls
Fixed user pictures not showing up
Again, thanks a lot Jason, with my current elisp skills it would’ve taken me a lot more time to find [...]
