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Posted some notes on @cascadiajs.com to my blog @graham.systems did I do this right? I installed and setup the @atmosphere.community plugin from @automattic.com. It doesn't look like a @standard.site card though, but maybe it's fine. www.tomresing.com/2026/06/04/f...

tomresing.comFocus on people first: two days at CascadiaJS 2026 - Tom Resing's BlogDesign for people For the first time in maybe a decade, I attended a local, in-person, community-organized conference where I wasn’t a speaker. I had a front-row seat at Town Hall Seattle for Cascadia...

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Graham

@graham.systems

7 June

I think that plugin does something different. Based on this article it sounds like that plugin just bridges your Wordpress pub into an AT Protocol identity. You might instead want Autoblue, which will publish standard.site records for your blog.

autoblue.coAutoblue 2.0 is here, with standard.site supportAutoblue 2.0 is out now! This is a big release, and it brings one of the most exciting additions to Autoblue so far: support for publishing your WordPress posts asstandard.site documents on the AT Protocol. standard.site You can learn more about the standard.site protocol on the official announcement from Bluesky. Practically, what it means is […]

Tom Resing

@tomresing.com

8 June

I’ll give than one a try. Thanks again and glad to hear you made it back safely from the conference.