#aaronpkpresumably because I commented on May 26th PDT, but his server is in GMT+0200
#Loqitantek: barnabywalters left you a message 5 hours, 51 minutes ago: RE reply context image archival/hotlinking: currently hotlinking, I may set up an archive at some point. profile photo URLs seem really fragile in general (my current one certainly is), we should document some good/bad practises
#Loqibarnabywalters: aaronpk left you a message 9 hours, 4 minutes ago: scroll down this page just under the fold, let me know if you think that's a good idea :) http://aaronparecki.com/tag/indieweb
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#aaronpkcweiske: how would you imagine that would work? would you be able to ping pingback.me like it was a PuSH hub and have it go find new articles to send outgoing pingback/webmention?
#aaronpkI like how simple sending a PuSH update is, it's just a simple HTTP post with a couple parameters
#barnabywaltersaaronpk: unfortunately the rest of PuSH is a little more complex. I’ve been digging around in it recently with a view of making a microformats/HTML-enabled implementation of it
#barnabywalterswell considering no-one has implemented a HTML version and it doesn’t look like anyone is going to it’s a ripe opportunity to build off it
#barnabywaltersin the same way webmention built off pingback
#aaronpkbarnabywalters: so re: aggregators, it seems there are two models. 1) google crawls sites proactively indexing content. 2) sites push content to the aggregator (like twitter, facebook, reddit, etc)
#aaronpkthe problem with (1) is it requires more resources from the aggregator
#aaronpkthe problem with (2) is it requires sites to be aware of the aggregator, and sometimes have an account
#aaronpkso is there something in the middle that has the best of both worlds?