@matigo I'm not for one moment suggesting it needs to change. Only that for most people, it's not a feature they make much use of. So, not that important in presenting the main ways in which people use 10C
@matigo I haven't seen too much obsessing over length limits. Some things just impose a limit. I agree they don't have to, but they do. In a way, I think it simplifies telling people what the thing is.
You distinguish social from blog-style posts, and even your social is much longer than most people would normally use. But I wonder what the average (or even median) length of post is. Allowing for obvious brevity-frequency outliers, obviously.
@matigo I've seen people in the past ask for function after function after function, and I've wondered why, and I've wondered why you've interrupted yourself to deliver. But it isn't my sandpit to play in.
I am a real believer in the Do One Thing Well school of thought.
And it's the one thing that gets under my skin about IndieWeb, that there are so many ways to do things, and none of them works particularly well.
@matigo I can believe that. So strange to see people in other places talking about the virtues of non-gameable social sites where people are civil and interesting -- having failed to use similar sites that weren't "cool".
@matigo Oh, it has been a disaster for everyone except big farmers and big seed companies.