I can’t wait to see what I come up with, either! I’ve been trying to track down other keynotes via the IndieWeb YouTube channel to see what kind of thing people generally do. Any suggestions, either for topic or examples? (Right now I’m brainstorming something about the IndieWeb as a Connected Learning environment, but I’m not sure if that’s the kind of thing that makes sense.)

Attending remotely, as I’m able given I have a toddler. And, oh yeah, keynoting!

Testing some IndieWeb functionality and this tweet seemed worth sharing…

Neutral good, to the surprise of absolutely no one.

I started implementing separate RSS feeds for different types of content a while back but just set them up to appear in the content search in readers like Feedly. They look great. Thanks for the walkthrough, Chris!

Having a paper accepted with revisions on the first submission is reason to celebrate, yeah? Reviewer 2’s (and 3’s, I’m the scholarly equivalent of a hatstall!) comments can wait until next week…

Me, writing my comps about cosplay: I’m almost out of space and I haven’t even mentioned Butler on performance or Bakhtin’s carnivalesque!

Also me: REMEMBER YOUR SCOPE. FINISH THIS CHAPTER.

I attended my first dissertation defense yesterday. I came home and told W. that we’ll be doing theater warm-ups before mine.