Aaron “Abolish ICE” Madlon-Kay

I've been intrigued by #OrgSocial so I thought I'd set up an official social.org file for #Orgro:

https://orgro.org/social.org

orgro.org is hosted on GitHub Pages and unfortunately they serve .org files as Content-Type: application/vnd.lotus-organizer of all things 😵‍💫 Browsers seem to treat this as a binary file and just download it directly. It seems like there's no way to customize how it's served.

Org Social's nice preview works, though:
https://preview.org-social.org/?post=https%3A%2F%2Forgro.org%2Fsocial.org%232026-03-09T23%3A22%3A30%2B0900

#Emacs #OrgMode

Mar 9 at 2:53pmWeb
Show threadAaron “Abolish ICE” Madlon-KayMar 13
I moved the Orgro Org Social feed to https://social.orgro.org so I can properly serve it as Content-Type: text/org
Show threadAaron “Abolish ICE” Madlon-KayMar 13

Now I'm thinking I should make an official Orgro Mastodon account and have it mirror the Org Social feed 🤔

I guess I need to make a program to sync an Org Social feed to Mastodon. I have a very complete Org parser for Dart in https://github.com/amake/org_parser, but which of the many Mastodon-related packages are any good?

https://pub.dev/packages?q=mastodon

Or maybe if I want to run the sync as a Lambda or something then I should stick to a natively supported runtime like Python.

GitHub - amake/org_parser: An Org Mode parser for Dart

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