## Like the big images at the top:

Also big images:

More big images:
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Awesome photo essay/essays in this site:
Like the long thin images on the homepage:

like the text/images used on notes from the road about page:
really like the blockquotes on:

really like the little expanding map bubble on these permalinks:
Also the textured bottom instead of hard edge, though maybe that's a little to cutesy

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Adelle and open sans are both nice:
Some nice typography examples here
Want to implement fragmentions:
Add Permashort links to notes when longer than what's pushed to twitter:
http://indiewebcamp.com/Twitter#Why_permashortcitation_instead_of_a_link
Like this idea of acknowledgments instead of colophon: http://www.macstories.net/acknowledgements/
stop using title tags maybe?
Move away from storing everything in DB maybe? Python lib to interact with git repo:
## Content:
### Privacy policy examples:
* http://www.lorriethomas.com/lorrie-thomas-ross-privacy.php
* http://charlieharvey.org.uk/page/privacy
* https://warpuni.com/terms-site/privacy-policy/
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###Locations
Steal this js for getting location from browser:
https://kylewm.com/admin/new?type=checkin
### Links section:
pull in link page text using readability filter to get something simple:
### Comments
for webmentions:
https://github.com/bear/ronkyuu
### Photos
* workflow for photos:
* edit, organize, tag (including geo), title and caption in darktable
* export to folder, appending tags to Exif data
* add metadata file to folder to define album and add descriptive text. If no metadata then no album.
* Upload folder as zip file and unzip via web interface
* scan all images and extract metadata, title, caption, tags
* add photo to db along with some meta and title/caption
* sidecar json file with all data on disk mirroring file name
* resize for responsive galleries and compress image to mimic imagoptim preserving original
* rebuild photo pages
* optionally push to flickr:
* tools:
* for reading exif: