Speaking of Post Kinds, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to export all that data in a way I could use elsewhere? That might make the choice of what to do more difficult.
I like Post Kinds but I’ve always been worried about the data if I stop using it in the future. Posts just disapear when you turn it off and it would take a lot of work to put stuff back in again. I’ve been considering adding the appropriate markup manually going forward.
Released thirty years ago almost to the day. Great band that split into two more great bands – Wilco and Son Volt.
I use Twitter much less because of that. It seems impossible to keep the anger out. Lots of people are going back to blogs and I think blog-reading/writing is a much better way to do things socially.
In order to stay positive, I am trying to limit my intake of news. I want facts, not sensation. Even some of the output from those sources I deem to be more measured have arguably strayed into the unnecessary at times.
The BBC has been getting loads of stick lately, some of it deserved, but I think their coverage of this has been pretty good. I think it’s been calm and useful and not at all sensational.
“Most of the posters were saying that the new rules won't change anything. Well, I guess they're in for a real shock. Of *course* it will change things. Many, if not most, smaller UK bands won't be able to tour Europe, and vice versa. Merch (and ticket) prices will be inflated.”
They’ve become completely irrational. It’s more important to stay on side than it is to admit reality.
Hi. This is the plugin I use for an On This Day page. It works well with the Autonomie theme.
https://github.com/cogdog/wp-posted-today
“There’s not an ounce of fat on Peart’s lyrics. The revisions are palpable, the attention to detail and the rise and fall in the cadence and the musicality of the words are unmatched in the rock lexicon. Wheels within wheels in a spiral array.”
One of the many great things about his lyrics is that you could see his view of the world change album to album. He became more humanist, less rampant individualist.
Testing webmentions from here to my micro.blog site.