Over the years I and others have experimented with "watch" posts, short notes that express having seen a movie or TV show, sometimes with a link, and brief review or other commentary, like earlier today:https://tantek.com/2026/214/t1/watched-spider-man-brand-new-dayI was inspired by @Gregorlove.com publishing watch posts, and a few others have also done so, documented on the IndieWeb wiki page for watch posts:https://indieweb.org/watchI like to use a leading emoji to indicate a watch post, and perhaps what specific kind of a watch post. After some iteration and reflection, these are the emoji that I have converged on for briefly expressing and distinguishing some watch posts:🎦 movie in a cinema/theater▶️ online video whether a brief YouTube clip, an Internet Archive upload of an #IndieWebCamp session, or a movie or show on a streaming service like Netflix.In addition, I expect to use the following emoji for more specific watch posts:🎞 analog film viewing, e.g. 70mm IMAX (like Chris Nolan’s The Odyssey)📀 DVD/Laserdisc📼 videocassette📺 television, from over the air broadcast or cable like in a hotel roomIn-person live performances:🎫 concert or music festival🎭 theater/play, perhaps stand-up comedy🎟 other ticketed performancesThis seems like a good start for both recent movies I’ve seen, and (likely) upcoming shows and events. I had a few thoughts for other possibilities and have added them to the Brainstorming section of that wiki page, where I expect the #indieweb community will iterate further.Who else publishes watch posts and do you use any emoji to indicate what kind of thing you watched (or where)?This is post 10 of #100PostsOfIndieWeb. #100Posts#August #Blaugust #Blaugust2026← https://tantek.com/2026/213/t1/welcome-to-august-blaugust→ https://tantek.com/2026/216/t1/hashtag-proposal-datetags