Further to this morning's minirant about blocking Instapaper, I've now discovered that some sites -- I'm looking at you, HuffPo -- don't want me to be able to speed read, which I'm doing with a nifty little thing called Spritz. Or maybe they're just unaware there's a problem. The good news is that HuffPo does not appear to block Instapaper, so in the fullness of time, I will read the piece anyway. It looks really interesting.

Bummed out by the fact that Quill wasn't enabling me to syndicate directly to Twitter, I followed up on some good advice from Daniel Gold: Back to basics, uninstall and reinstall plugins one by one. Shades of WordPress. So I did that, and here's what I found:

With IndieSyndicate configured (*via* silo.pub) I can posts to Twitter just fine, but Quill still does not see that as a Syndication target and Quill cannot post to my site.

In retrospect, that's obvious, because there is no endpoint at my site.

So I enabled IndiePub and now Quill posts fine, but it still does not see any Syndication target.

I probably just have to live with that. At least for now.

Finally, re-enabled Brid.gy and everything looks good once again.

Just for the record, here, I've decided that for now I do not need these plugins: Static pages, Firefox, Events, Custom JS, Custom CSS, Comics, Audio, API tester. That may change in time.

#withknown #indieweb

Extract disarms MRSA. But Quill bookmark fails to pull in URL, which is https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2017-02/ehs-bpp020917.php #antibiotics

This is just a mock post to test Bridgy.