@erik_paulsonIt looks like there were some really awesome projects at #indiewebcamp that might/hopefully someday will be part of the net infrastructure
melvster_sandeepshetty: yes this has been discussed without conclusion ... the two best candidates we had were "like" (singular) and "likes" (plural) ... to go into FOAF ... one precedent that is commonly used (more than 100 million examples) is "knows"
melvster_at first glance "like-of" and "object-like-of" seem slightly unwieldy and and unintuitive ... but that's a subjective view, I could be totally off center
sandeepshettymelvster_: I gotta really get some sleep now (it's 6 AM).. but if you have links to conversation about this could you just leave them here... thanks
eschnoubret, I'm busy on other projects at the moment, but yes, when I get some time i'll add webmention and the latest things like favorites etc, should be quick. My next goal is to have following/follower, building an #indiefeed i can follow from my client.
eschnoubret, I have a atom/as strea right now, which is PuSH enabled. But for #indiefeed I think I'll just do polling on the author url and parse the mf2 feed. Much simpler. No paralell API.
acegiaksandeepshetty: I won't be adding microformates to the plugin for at least another 2 weeks because all my tiem i going towards my game so it's ready for display at a con
acegiaksandeep, that might have been something I reblogged, I need to mod pfefferle's theme to display that better. I haven't posted anything about my hardware stuff in a while
erikmaartensandeepshetty: yeah, I had a look at your site and saw that, seems aaronpk does that too. I can't quite decide on which I'll go with, will see which turns out the best for my post design ...
acegiakthe place we're moving into frowns on pets so I thought I'd build one, but I'm having a hard time between usign my spare android or a raspberrypi with a kinect as the main brain
Loqiacegiak meant to say: the place we're moving into frowns on pets so I thought I'd build one, but I'm having a hard time choosing between usign my spare android or a raspberrypi with a kinect as the main brain
erikmaartensandeepshetty: Yes, I'm thinking I'll adjust it for the layout too. It might not make much of a difference for me at this point because I'm not displaying any feeds, just single posts. Will eventually have feeds based on tag combinations though.
sandeepshettypfefferle: how many instance of the [] short array syntax did you have to change and were there any other changes? I'm basically stuck till this fixed :(
sandeepshettyI have a unique key on post_id and hash (UNIQUE KEY `post_source` (`post_id`,`source_hash`)) so it shouldn't have two entries with the same post_id and source
barnabywaltersaaronpk: was thinking it would be a good excuse to put together a PuSH subscriber, to gain experience for either improving PuSH/PuSH-next and/or building feed reader type things
sandeepshettybarnabywalters: nice... I don't have the concept of mentioning people.. my responses are to other url's... how do you handle mentioning ppl?
barnabywaltersbut a lot has to happen if I do — author h-card has to be present on remote site, I have to parse it and display it somewhere (esp. in list view), then add it as an @name in any syndicated copy of the reply
aaronpksandeepshetty: yes. the commenting instructions say: link to the original post with the in-reply-to markup, then add a u-syndication link to IndieNews
aaronpkwell if I look at my own behavior over the past couple years, I used to use an RSS reader to follow a bunch of blogs, but stopped using it years ago. Instead, I end up finding content through: searches for hashtags, hackernews, reddit, links posted on twitter
aaronpkit's easy to get on the front page of HN, you only need 3 votes within about 5 minutes, so you can recruit a couple friends. but only the good posts actually stay on the front page for more than 30 minutes
sandeepshettyaaronpk: any chance you can add the login link on every page of the wiki or point to where I can send a pull request for it.... it's the biggest barrier to using the wiki ATM for me
www.sandeep.ioedited /responses (+194) "/* Brainstorming */ Coming up with a good name for the "object of a like" is actually a problem of coming up with a name for objects of monotransitive verbs." (view diff)
melvster_sandeepshetty: what is the target site? ... they dont have to be in either place, you can add them by hand or you can have a button that generates them ... this is a subtle consequence of data portability
barnabywaltersto anyone publishing reply contexts: how do you feel about making the reply contexts h-entries as the in-reply-to property of the parent h-entry?
barnabywalterse.g. potential usage in conversation viewer/feed reader: displaying interim/preview copy of the replied-to content whilst fetching the full version
melvster_sandeepshetty: if you want the data on YOUR site, you'd need to add the rel "likes" (or the equivalent) and then the URL of the thing that you like ... you could put it in the HEAD, in the BODY, or, as I do, in a linked page
melvster_sandeepshetty: I didnt program that part, but the use case could be brainstormed quite quickly I think ... normally you'd probably combine your own addition with a POST to the target site too, I guess
barnabywaltersmeh, actually any bugfixes should really just get a new tagged release. I don’t really care how big the numbers get, it just means I look like I’m doing more work ;)
melvster_sandeepshetty: there's a *slight* ambiguity with liking things ... let's say I like the wikipedia article for 'Coldplay' ... do I like he article (how its written, how it's presented) or do I like the BAND coldplay?
barnabywaltersaaronpk: apart from when I make stupid mistakes like adding PHP 5.4 syntax in a project with PHP 5.3 as the min version constraint, yes :)
aaronpkmelvster_: sandeepshetty: seems like in that case, wikipedia should point to a canonical "coldplay" website. anything on wikipedia is just an article
melvster_barnabywalters: sure but there's the slight edge case, you may get someone that loves the coldplay website (e.g graphic, animations etc.) but they HATE the music of coldplay (unlikely I know) :)
barnabywaltersmelvster_: sure, if you publish a dislike then it’s going to exist in the wild. but the big deal with indiecomments+likes is that the person displays them on their site
melvster_in future might want a 'Things that annoy me' section, or 'Things I hate' ... of course you dont want to be defamatory if that's against the laws in your province
melvster_but certainly in things like ebay you want to be able to give negative feedback ... it's actually something I am working on with bitcion otc currently
barnabywaltersmelvster_: yes, the differentiator being that ebay is the mutually trusted mediator. but I’d be fascinated to see what similar-but-distributed you’re working on/come up with!
barnabywalterssandeepshetty: agreed, that layout is an interim hack to get things looking acceptable before I actually optimise my notes+comments design
barnabywalterssandeepshetty: I’m going to try to condense all of that plus the web actions into a single line anyway — aiming for everything being typograpical elements instead of “layout”
sandeepshetty"Now, instead of spending time figuring out what time of day is it for every member of the channel, we spend time explaining newcomers benefits of UGT." one link is better than n responses :)
tommorrisalbeit not on indieweb stuff: I seem to be getting enormous amounts of wiki-work done. I'm sure at some point I'll fit building webmentions into my busy week