(#xqwi3za) @jason Hey Jason! Welcome to the twtxtverse!

(#xqwi3za) @jason Hey! 👋 Welcome to Yarn.social 🥳

(#rle7lwq) @jason there's only a couple of other minor things I think you should consider. Adding an avatar to your feed and a tagline/description 👌

(#7q5b5na) @jason would you consider contributing documentation for other uses on how to set up Jenny mutt and auto publishing for the benefit of the greater community and ecosystem? 🤔

(#rle7lwq) @jason Nice 👌 Not sue Whay Kenny does (if anything) with these fields but other graphical clients will likely be created im sure 👌

(#yjdijwa) @jason Re discovery and registries (forking this)... Registries don't really work, even though I am fully aware they were part of the original Twtxt spec, they don't work in practise for a variety of reasons. So Yarn.social pods (running `yarnd`) never implemented them. Instead we tried to solve this problem in other ways, by extending the spec (See ) and building an ecosystem. To that end, to date, we _actually_ have a search engine and crawler (though it could use some love) that makes it possible to both search and discover new feeds. If you're curious, check out search.twtxt.net - It runs on modest hardware in my home-based infra (all self hosted, non-cloud). Of course we can continue to improve things, that's for sure. Open to suggestions, improvements and contributions! I hope you've found our issue tracker and org 🤞 If not,

(#yjdijwa) @jason Yarn will always work with Twtxt -- That's the point. Yarn.social pods basically are fancy multi-user clients with a Web interface and API. They form a distributed network and are decebtwakised (obviously). And finally they are also accessible via a Mobile App called Goryon.!s

(#rle7lwq) @jason It certainly makes things nicer 🤗 🤣😂😆

(#7q5b5na) @jason @movq I didn't mean to say "move it to Yarn.social's landing page". What I meant was to say expand the Manually section and write some "How To" guides on setting up other clients like Jenny, Twtr, etc. Clients we've collectively accepted as good modern Twtxt clients. And no, I've never wanted to just promote the `yarnd` software here, rather the ecosystem at large, the specs, extensions we've built together, other clients folks have built, tools, etc. That is what many of us call Yarn.social, Yarniverse, Twtxtiverse, whatever else we've come up with over the last few years. I love to see users, clients and pods continually grow over time 👌

(#3v4bf4a) @jason Indeed, looking very nice over here 👌 On both Mobile (see other Twt) and Desktop 😍 Also (btw) you _could_ also do something about linking to your Website. Add something like this to your Twtxt feed at the top: ``` # link = CV https://prologic.shortcircuit.net.au/ ```