I don't follow Dave Winer religiously, so I don't know whether he revisited his predictions for what Twitter was or would become. I do know that @brentsimmons stopped narrating his work there less than a year after he started. YMMV.

Updated to latest HEAD of WithKnown and hoping that might solve the multiple-photo problem. Better create a multiple photo post on Instagram, then.

Another interesting microcast about stuffed animals. I have never seen twins who looked so different.

Great story, Ben. My dog used to eat stuffed animals too. And that's a wrap here.

Tiny bit peeved that for the first time this morning trails.io refused to record my activity. Coincidentally, or not, a popup informed me that my Pro subscription would end soonish. I confess I didn't hear the start countdown beeps, so I should have checked.

In a word, yes. Or no, if you think that maybe the userbase is not the people who supply the content, but the people who supply the advertisements.

Liquid | Author looks like an interesting wordification program, but those line lengths look way too long for my taste.

Maybe you'll soon be able to tackle the lack of displayed avatars in the Likes and Reposts. Good luck. I'll be following along.

Kudos to @rosenblawg and Bryce Stucki for prompting the first ever retraction and correction by CDC http://retractionwatch.com/2018/11/15/in-a-first-u-s-cdc-retracts-replaces-study-about-suicide-risk-...

I always enjoy a touch of schadenfreude -- who doesn't -- and this story makes me feel for the 37 Signals crew. My normal suspicion would be that the big publisher made all their advance back on the first printing, after which they don't actually have much further interest. 10,000 copies of a $27 book and a mid six-figure advance? Yes, that could be it.