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Studying

monthly recap is a post that summarizes your posts from the previous (typically Gregorian) month, that some silos like Swarm automatically generate for you and allow you to cross-post to other silos.

The key aspect of a monthly recap is the recap, which distinguishes it from monthly archives, though a monthly archive could provide a recap at the top as a summary.

IndieWeb Examples

Jonathan LaCour

portrait Jonathan LaCour has automatic monthly recaps on separate pages since 2019-01-03, e.g.:

Summaries can be accessed by clicking on a month in the archive page.

Plugin for the Known CMS containing the archive/summary code.

Eddie Hinkle

Eddie Hinkle has automatic monthly recaps on separate pages. A couple of examples are:

Right now nothing specifically links to the summaries, but they can be access when a user removes the post day, index and post type from a post's permalink. (A post has the permalink of https://eddiehinkle.com/2017/06/30/1/article/ so if you remove 30/1/article, you reach the month summary that contains that post). I also had day summary and year summary pages available at the same url structure.

One thing to note is that the map of checkins is actually just a png image, so it is marked up with a u-photo. An eventual text-based summary will be created so someone could follow my monthly recaps rather than my individual posts.

Silo Examples

Swarm

Swarm automatically generates a monthly recap and notifies you when it's ready.

Notification when it's ready (apparently 2 days after the month), on lock screen, and in notifications list in app:

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Screens from monthly recap post:

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Brainstorming

show a map with all of the locations (all checkins, or all posts with location for that month)
most liked photo (or top 3?) of that month
most responded to post (or top 3) of that month (e.g. article with the most comments)

Cal en ligne

R&D inspiration : Résumé Mensuel d’Aaron Parecki : https://aaronparecki.com/2019/01/21/33/monthly-summary

App Agenda

App iOS/MacOS : Fantastical^[1]

Notes

↑ Cours mcsparky https://learn.macsparky.com/courses/762113/lectures/13780410

[1] Cours mcsparky https://learn.macsparky.com/courses/762113/lectures/13780410

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+Studying
+'''<dfn>monthly recap</dfn>''' is a post that summarizes your posts from the previous (typically Gregorian) month, that some [[silos]] like [[Swarm]] automatically generate for you and allow you to cross-post to other silos.
+The key aspect of a monthly recap is the recap, which distinguishes it from monthly [[archives]], though a monthly archive could provide a recap at the top as a summary.
+== IndieWeb Examples ==
+=== Jonathan LaCour ===
+{{cleverdevil}} has automatic monthly recaps on separate pages [https://chat.indieweb.org/2019-01-03#t1546541759062500 since 2019-01-03], e.g.:
+* https://cleverdevil.io/summary/2018/11
+* https://cleverdevil.io/summary/2018/7
+Summaries can be accessed by clicking on a month in the [https://cleverdevil.io/archive archive page].
+[https://github.com/cleverdevil/CleverCustomize Plugin for the Known CMS containing the archive/summary code].
+=== Eddie Hinkle ===
+{{eddiehinkle.com}} has automatic monthly recaps on separate pages. A couple of examples are:
+* [https://eddiehinkle.com/2019/01/ January 2019]
+* [https://eddiehinkle.com/2017/06/ June 2017]
+Right now nothing specifically links to the summaries, but they can be access when a user removes the post day, index and post type from a post's permalink. (A post has the permalink of https://eddiehinkle.com/2017/06/30/1/article/ so if you remove 30/1/article, you reach the month summary that contains that post). I also had [[day summary]] and [[year summary]] pages available at the same url structure.
+One thing to note is that the map of checkins is actually just a png image, so it is marked up with a u-photo. An eventual text-based summary will be created so someone could follow my monthly recaps rather than my individual posts.
+== Silo Examples ==
+=== Swarm ===
+[[Swarm]] automatically generates a monthly recap and notifies you when it's ready.
+[[notification|Notification]] when it's ready (apparently 2 days after the month), on lock screen, and in notifications list in app:
+[[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-notification.jpeg|360px]] [[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-notification-2.jpeg|360px]]
+Screens from monthly recap post:
+[[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-1.png|240px]] [[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-2.png|240px]] [[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-3.png|240px]] [[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-4.png|240px]] [[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-5.png|240px]] [[File:2019-003-swarm-monthly-recap-6.png|240px]]
+== Brainstorming ==
+* show a map with all of the locations (all [[checkin]]s, or all posts with [[location]] for that month)
+* most liked photo (or top 3?) of that month
+* most responded to post (or top 3) of that month (e.g. [[article]] with the most [[comments]])
+== See Also ==
+* [[on this day]]
+* [[year in review]]
+* [[Now]]
+* [[archive]]
+* [[week note]]
+<!--
 <calendar year="2022" month="07">
 <!--Alex et [[chasseur]]<ref>[[La Trame]]</ref> -->
 <!-- Randopolitain -->
 <!-- [[Palais Royal]] ([https://www.arts-in-the-city.com/2022/06/14/la-grande-cueillette-de-la-culture-au-palais-royal-a-paris-levenement-incontournable-du-3-juillet-2022/ La grande cueillette])-->
-Gael
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 </calendar>
+-->
 <!--
 </calendar>