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In this case, that's because he's got rid of his Linkedin account since that article footer was written (I follow Neil via Mastodon, he discussed it there). (e
by minimaul 3y ago
In this case, that's because he's got rid of his Linkedin account since that article footer was written (I follow Neil via Mastodon, he discussed it there).
(edited for missing word!)
- noizejoy 3y ago… and the article footer being constructed, so that it can become outdated would seem to imply a somewhat limited understanding of technology
- lolinder 3y agoDo you take the time to make your blog footers dynamically check if your social media profiles still exist? I sure don't.
- noizejoy 3y agoIf the blog footer is intended to contain links to identity, I'd make that whole footer dynamic and then I'd just keep a single source for that. Alternatively, arguably better: Keep a master domain for each identity and update social media accounts for that identity on a page in the master domain.