Best Practice
Yet here is a quick guideline on practices:
- Article: Always give it a title. Featured image optional.
- Notes: No title
- Photos:If you Instagram, no title. You Flickr, title.
- Quotes: No title, though some like making the source url a title
Our Class
- Make your write, participation, and backsatge posts articles
- Remember to use the category “backstage”
- #Dailyponderances are up to you whether it is a note or article. Just remember #dailyponderance tag
- Try to use categories for posts in each module, so moudle1, module2, etc. It makes searching and building feeds so much fun. You can go back and update previous posts.
Featured Image Tags flickr photo by annie_buchholz shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC) license
I find that RSS feeds from various indieweb sites often have entries for “notes” that have no title in the RSS, this seems to break the RSS reader.
@adrian yes, notes, like status updates do not contain a title. This can “mess up” an rss feed, when the WordPress has a field for title in the XML, I am working on my personal site so create RSS feeds to handle this. Here is my note feed: https://archive.jgregorymcverry.com/kind/note/feed/