







I did in-fact need to write a blog post chrispardy.leaflet.pub/3msv77vpfnc2f
Adversarial Spaces - Pardy Time DevLog
chrispardy.leaflet.pubChris Pardy
I feel like I need to write a blog post gaming this out but adversarial space migration is a different beast than adversarial PDS migration, although it's definitely going to be drama.
Aug 12, 2026 at 1:36 PM

Hello, Leaflet ๐๐ผ๐ - augment
How I moved my existing standard.site blog to Leaflet, and why
Ever wanted a blog post you wrote straight to your editor? I've got importing @standard.site posts (well, just @leaflet.pub) into Writer. I was too excited to finish blobs before recording this.
I migrated my self-hosted, self-maintained @standard.site blog over to @leaflet.pub! It was a journey, so I thought I'd share with you how I did it in case you ever want to do the same, or are in the mood to be nerd-sniped into building a migrator. I also explain why I landed on Leaflet...for now.
Hello, Leaflet ๐๐ผ๐
augment.inkThank you to the @leaflet.pub team for the push. Looking forward to blogging more this summer.
You are what you read, watch, and listen to ..
inputs-outputs.leaflet.pubHere's a short video I'm hoping to include in my @leaflet.pub blog post at debbieohi.leaflet.pub showing a glimpse of how useful it is to have an Atmosphere account. I will also include a link to @cozylittle.house's excellent non-techie explainer as well, of course! lab.leaflet.pub/3mrq6ma5dgs2x
Ok with the help of Claude and the @leaflet.pub team (thanks!) I created a small script that renames leaflet pubs (I used it successfully for my blog but it is Claude-coded so use at your own risk ๐) >
GitHub - ronentk/rename-leaflets: Set a human-readable slug on a Leaflet (leaflet.pub) post using the AT Protocol API
github.comRonen Tamari
Sorry if this is a noob question but is it possible to change the slug on a @leaflet.pub post to have a meaningful name? eg in blog.cosmik.network/3mndi5x3aw22b "3mndi5x3aw22b" -> "may-2026" Thanks!
Here's a short video I'm hoping to include in my @leaflet.pub blog post at debbieohi.leaflet.pub showing a glimpse of how useful it is to have an Atmosphere account. I will also include a link to @cozylittle.house's excellent non-techie explainer as well, of course! lab.leaflet.pub/3mrq6ma5dgs2x
Ok, here's my brain dump; hope you like to read! Let me know if it makes sense, or what you might do different with your build. also... ๐คฆsending a non-leaflet blog ๐ openmeet.net/running-a-pds-for-your-app
Running a PDS for Your App: How OpenMeet Operates Its AT Protocol Integration
openmeet.netNow, my personal blog includes posts from @offprint.app, @pckt.blog, and @leaflet.pub! And you can have that too, if you use Astro, `at-astro-loader`, and the standard site renderer.
More Standard Site Documents on at-astro-loader
leaflet.pubIโm a bit of a CMS junkie. As such, Iโve been following the development of a new crop of tools, including @leaflet.pub, @offprint.app, and @pckt.blog, that enable longform blogging on @atproto.com and integrate with @bsky.app.
Blogging with Bluesky and the AT Protocol - Opus
opus.ingrepublishing with the right leaflet! i'm doing an exploration of how writing / long form content could live on the feed specifically to help documents acquire more context over time and did a write up here
Living Documents on the Feed
leaflet.pubrish
i'm exploring integrating the standard.site lexicons into the blacksky.community client so that writing shows up natively in the feed. from there, looking at what "planting" (or associating) a post into a document could look like so that living resources can accumulate community knowledge over time
new tiny blog post on my new tiny blog ๐ค
Stop Advertising The Atmosphere As Speculative Technology
tiny-thoughts.ezraboeth.comThat worked really well. Atmo UX Round 2 blog post maybe
Standard Reader
If you use our app a few times you might see a notification asking for a review on @atstore.fyi You can now do this directly in the app! Fill out the form, grant the permissions, and that's it! We read every review and bit of feedback โค๏ธ
@dholms.at was (maybe) right A blog in which I start off talking about 3 problems in a trenchcoat, and end with proposing a new type of DID chrispardy.leaflet.pub/3mtjcs75b7c2x
@dholms.at was right
chrispardy.leaflet.pubChris Pardy
I've been giving this some more thought and I think I'm going to publish a follow up piece called @dholms.at was right. I think records moving between spaces with any integrity is effectively impossible. Blobs should keep using content hashes to dedup so a copy operation is free on the PDS