#pdurbin"Everyone should own and control their data. So when you make a web site on Branchable, we don't lock you in. You can use git to download the entire source code of your web site at any time, and move it elsewhere if you desire." -- http://www.branchable.com/about/freedom/
#tantekfmarier - perhaps add a section for libravatar in indiewebcamp.com/projects#production
#Loqieschnou: tantek left you a message 9 hours, 10 minutes ago: - great to hear it. thanks for evaluating the comments markup brainstorming. use-case for the same page u-in-reply-to is applications/sites that may subscribe to the comments as a feed, perhaps mix them in with other comments/entries. keeps the context.
#Loqieschnou: tantek left you a message 9 hours, 9 minutes ago: the same page in-reply-to url is not critical, but I think it is a simple/good pattern to help encourage extracted data to be self-contained in general.
#eschnou!tell tantek ok, so I can reuse the markup for my 'latest comments' widget in the sidebar and they will self-contain the reply-to, makes it easy to get a feed of my latest comments just by parsing the homepage. Cool :-)
#Loqitantek: eschnou left you a message 26 seconds ago: ok, so I can reuse the markup for my 'latest comments' widget in the sidebar and they will self-contain the reply-to, makes it easy to get a feed of my latest comments just by parsing the homepage. Cool :-)
#eschnoutantek, I thought it was the middle of the night on the west coast :-)
#tantekit is just past midnight yes - but that's relatively early sometimes
#tantekperhaps it's time to start an antipatterns page
#breti have been looking into the feasability of getting gh-pages to be a little bit less static. It looks like its possible todo PuSH with gh-pages hosted stuff, maybe its not to hard to get webmentions working too?
#pdurbin"One of the fundamental problems for the #indieweb is that running a production system on today's web is not for dilettantes. Self-hosting involves self-maintenance. Most normal people don't have the discipline, the time or the secure software that allows them to safely do this." --Ade Oshineye
#pdurbintantek: I'm not sure I agree with you saying, "note that all of us who decide to walk the path of building our own solutions have chosen POSSE over PESOS" ... I'm considered building solutions based on PESOS
#tantekpdurbin - interesting - will be good to have another perspective - looking forward to seeing when you've got your site up & running with whatever solution you're building.
#pdurbinwhat I if post to Twitter and Google+ and collect all my posts with https://www.thinkup.com and use ThinkUp's API to pull the content out and post it to my own site?
#tanteksure - has all the disadvantages already noted (vulnerable to their downtime, TOS, etc.)
#tantekthat's probably the biggest personal motivation - I'd rather have people link to the original on my site (and be able to easily discover it) rather than silo copies
#tantekPOSSE treats silos as a "nice to have" rather than a dependency
#pdurbinwell, I could consider the permalink to be the final resting place on a domain I control after it's been processed by ThinkUp and the app I haven't written yet :)
#tantekpdurbin - as long as your site is zero maintenance when you're not adding content (e.g. static / semi-static), then all you need is a small living trust to keep paying the DNS / hosting fees.