Replied to Leave Facebook and Twitter, join the Fediverse (chrisbeckstrom.com)

The Fediverse is a social network by the people, for the people. It’s free in all senses of the word. It’s a loose connection of various servers. It’s like Twitter but not built for advertising.

I love the idea of the Fediverse, but am yet to build the same sense of community I used to have on Twitter. Doug Belshaw talks about following a wide range of people. For now I am happy with RSS.
Replied to @mrkrndvs I’ve really been interested in the collection/curation I see from you & @chrisaldrich – I’m in the process of figuring out how to build up a WordPress site to serve as the by wiobyrnewiobyrne (Scholar Social)

@mrkrndvs I’ve really been interested in the collection/curation I see from you &
@chrisaldrich – I’m in the process of figuring out how to build up a WordPress site to serve as the “commonplace book” on the WordPress site, keep it simple, and have it pump into my weekly newsletter. Any links/guida…

I agree with @ChrisAldrich about post kind plugins. Although I have more variants than the kinds provided, they offer a really good starting point.

Clint Lalonde Also wrote about the use of MailPoet To curate his newsletter. It doesn’t suit me at this point in time, but might suit you. Also, I think MailChimp allows you to collate via blog posts too? I assume that is what @dajbelshaw is doing with Thought Shrapnel.