@indigo that too. Discovering other people you might want to follow as a result is…problematic.
// @hybotics
@hybotics I've never been a fan of the Plurk web interface either. Mostly because of the focus on the root of a conversation, not where it actually is right now.
For example, someone might start a post off about, oh, I dunno, what they had for lunch. But then it evolves into a discussion about diabetes. Sure, I'm happy to jump into a conversation about that, but good luck finding that conversation just by looking at the timeline.
@matigo from a users perspective, static pages also solves that. :P
// @sumudu @joeo10
@matigo Wordpress has gotten a lot easier to maintain and has a shit ton of integrations. I can even generate a static site [wordpress.org] with WordPress, if I want to go that route, eliminating a lot of the security concerns I might have.
// @sumudu @joeo10
@matigo The more you can integrate with other projects, the more potentially attractive it becomes. As it is right now, 10C is a bit of an island.
// @sumudu @joeo10
@paulgit that explains some of the conversations I've had with my German colleagues in Germany and why I usually end up expensing the meals we have together (versus them). :P
// @matigo @ukhaiku