Hello world! Looking forward to getting to know twtxt :)

(#g5a4w2q) @prologic @thewismit @antonio I would also be interested in this, I just started using twtxt and had planned on just using the CLI client and scripting my static site generator to post my twts whenever I publish it. Now I'm on here because of the discoverability and increased interactions possibilities. If I could sync it all up it would be awesome.

@prologic (#u332mhq) Thank you kind sir! Awesome to see you're another Aussie too ;)

@prologic (#g5a4w2q) I have to agree, I've just been playing around accessing the API with cURL on the commandline. I'm no pro but learn this stuff as I go, but it looks like even I could jerry rig it together into something I could use outside of just this site. I'm still tossing up whether to post here first and synchronise with my own website twtxt.txt, or vice versa. The editor and reading capabilities are much nicer here though...

(#sjgxtdq) @prologic @adi So you just casually bang out a search engine on the weekend? I wish I had that motivation and ability LOL. Any alternative search engines that value privacy first and foremost can only be a good thing. Looks like it pulled an RSS feed into the crawled results, not sure if that was intended

Gotta say, if you're on mobile it's well worth trying out that app @prologic mentioned, "Goryon". Beautifully simple and fluid mobile interface that works lovely with twts!

(#7zpic4q) @prologic @dooven Oh that's a shame! Hope he's doing okay. Good thing I guess the API here and the twtxt format itself is so simple, any other volunteer app that had an inactive dev would probably have broken in some way by now.

Parler CEO fired 😯https://reclaimthenet.org/parler-ceo-john-matze-fired/

@prologic gee, feel better dude!

(#fkk2mbq) @gr0k I know right? Hadn't even heard of the twtxt format until a few days ago... also wanted to say I really like the minimalism/style of your site! Are you running a twt.social instance? I notice your twtxt.txt file is hosted there. I'd love to do something similar on my site but not sure my host would handle a client written in Go.