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Checked into Gate 305A

Checked into Berlin Tegel Otto Lilienthal Airport (TXL) (Flughafen Berlin-Tegel „Otto Lilienthal“)

Checked into Holiday Inn Berlin – City East Side

Checked into Dublin Airport (DUB)

Good morning, Dublin…time to head home.

Checked into U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Preclearance

Checked into Gate 411

Checked into Aer Lingus Flight EI105

Checked into Departures

Checked into Chimichurri Charcoal Kitchen

I added a page to my site with a list of all the IndieWebCamps I’ve attended, as well as a copy of the photos when applicable. You can find it here.

RSVPed Attending IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf 2019

IndieWebCamp Düsseldorf 2019, the fifth IndieWebCamp in Düsseldorf, will be 11-12 May 2019, right before the beyond tellerrand conference in Düsseldorf.

I remotely attended IndieWebCamp Dusseldorf.

RSVPed Attending IndieWebCamp NYC2 – August 27-28, 2016 – New York

IndieWebCamp NYC2 2016 is a two-day maker event for creating and/or improving your personal website. All levels welcome! One of several 2016 IndieWebCamps and the fourth IndieWebCamp in NYC!

On my way to Manila, I stopped off in Portland, Oregon for the annual Indieweb Summit. It was actually the other way around. I was going to Portland, and it was suggested I should just keep going. This Summit was better than last years, which was a great event. Hosted by Mozilla Portland,

I got to attend the Leadership Summit, for community leaders(apparently I am one), where we agreed we needed to meet more often to organize our efforts…and got some Indieweb stickers. Despite my misgivings, we now have an Indieweb WordPress chat room as part of the Indieweb suite of chat rooms. So far, it has kept the WordPress stuff in one place.

My attachment to WordPress and involvement in the community seems to have made me an ‘authority’ on the current state of how Indieweb concepts apply to WordPress(which, by the way, runs this site). And we have accomplished a lot this month…with many Indieweb plugins seeing updates.

I always feel inspired to work on my Indieweb projects after meeting inspiring people, like the great Ryan Barrett, who maintains Bridgy, the software that translates likes and comments on Facebook and Twitter into comments on my site. It’s fortunate that I have nothing to do but eat, sleep, and work in Manila, because it has given me a chance to continue that inspiration.

Here’s hoping for more Indiewebcamps. Anyone interested in one in New York?

RSVPed Attending Indiewebcamp NYC 2017

I’m attending the Sunday Hack Day only of Indiewebcamp NYC 2017. Disappointed to miss the sessions, but at least I’ll be there for part of it.