aaronpktantek: I have an explicit "reply-to" text box for a URL, as well as a "tweet ID" text box. when p3k auto-detects the syndicated tweet it fills in the tweet ID, but I can always go find it manually if I want and paste it in
aaronpktantek: I love the idea of all of us posting replies to each others content we post during the demos but having other presentations in between them
tantekbenwerd: "This does not undermine the technologies and successes of the wider federated social web movement, or of other open social software projects" - uh, yes it does. :)
hupili.netcreated /User:Hupili.net (+181) "Created page with " [hupili.net My IndieWeb Identity Site] following is the test region. --~~~~ ---- '''Bold text''' ''Italic text'' [[test]]"" (view diff)
tantekbret - none directly that I know about - though there are some microformats advocates there like Paul Tarjan (helped co-create the original Python relmeauth library)
tantek.comedited /Why_web_sign-in (+1233) "/* Why not consume OpenID */ Additional reasons why not OpenID quoting from a Simon Willison comment" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /User:Tantek.com (+2851) "add my indie web setup section describing my primary site + POSSE, and PESETAS for other, except Foursquare. add h-card." (view diff)
tantek.comedited /User:Tantek.com (+19) "explicit TOC part way down, note silo posting explicitly (as a public declaration of the things I need to fix/replace)" (view diff)
hupiliIt takes time to read the materials in current "get started". There are too many pointers for first timers. e.g. syndication models, some IW projects, hCard, etc. Those are not mandatory for login the wiki. It's better to catch up gradually
tantekas in, when you do a repost of an indieweb post, if that indieweb post has a rel=syndication link to a tweet, then you do a native retweet on twitter as well
tantekwould be interesting to move "retweets" to being something you do / native on your own personal site, and then have it automatically do the POSSE equivalent on Twitter
tantek.comedited /Falcon (+535) "/* Working On */ implement reposts of tweets and reposts of indieweb posts, with POSSE retweet functionality" (view diff)
breti was thinking, looking at http://werd.io/, that a repost would look something like bens normal note, but with a different h-card and some kind of indication its a repost
hupili.github.iocreated /User:Hupili.github.io (+953) "Created page with "# Hupili.Github.Io It just come to me that an independent domain is not mandatory.... Anyway, it's beneficial to have more people own there domain. The IndieAuth facility is c..."" (view diff)
bretI was thinking about implementing some kind of attatchment system, where I can mix in various elements, like media, likes (/other emotional response descriptions?), replies, favorites, reposts, links, rsvps, events to the note format
bretIE, I put some basic info in the meta data section of a post, and then some generic placement tag is used to determine where and how it gets placed into the html
bretthe other reason is that I am pegged to this system, and there is a lot I could do with it still. I'm not quite ready to scrap it for something else
barnabywaltersI’m not yet entirely convinced of the utility of likes and reposts — i.e. not sure exactly what they mean or why I want them next to my notes
tantekso that as soon as someone supports receiving and displaying comments / webmentions, then no matter what reply types we come up with in the future, something reasonable happens on the comment receiver's site
barnabywaltersmaybe make it optional so you only delete and post again if you’re making a big change, or a change which would be shown in the truncated copy
barnabywaltersalthough with all the reply context goodness around now it’s debatable whether or not deletion is actually effective any more — unless every reply context implementation also supports deletion
tantekbarnabywalters, the other thought I had about POSSE updates, especially to Twitter, is that you really should only propagate updates within a very short time window, maybe like 2-5 minutes, because otherwise the update will be seen as a duplicate to people who are reading you on Twitter.
tantekexcept for what to do with deletes - like if you have a reply that receives a webmention from its original post (that it's replying to), and that original post returns a 410.
tantekwhat should you do with your reply and reply-context? leave it alone? unlink the original? note that the original appears to have been deleted, but keep the reply-context?
tantekwould be nice to get full comment, POSSE, reply-context CRUD figured out and working cross-site before the W3C SocialWeb workshop - those would make for AMAZING dynamic federation/socialweb demos. The kind no one has ever seen before (or maybe even thought of - in that group).
demisI have mongodb running and can connect to its test db over localhost, and I cloned idno into /var/www and apache2 is running, but when I open the site I just get a blank white page.
demisPHP Warning: require_once(/var/www/idno/external/Symfony/Component/ClassLoader/UniversalClassLoader.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/idno/Idno/start.php on line 11
demisPHP Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '/var/www/idno/external/Symfony/Component/ClassLoader/UniversalClassLoader.php' (include_path='.:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear') in /var/www/idno/Idno/start.php on line 11
tantekbenwerd - I think tommorris was the first here to start doing indieweb checkins - he's pioneered a lot of implementation of what's documented on the wiki
tommorristantek: translation is a derivative work legally. non-CC posts I've written, people contact me about translating them. I usually switch 'em to CC BY SA and then ask them to (a) comply with the licesne and (b) email me a link once its done
tantektommorris - yeah I agree that's true per the letter, but I choose to let translations of my posts slide because I think that's a good encouragement
tommorrisI've had Wikinews articles I've written translated to. I was amazed when I wrote an article, came back an hour or so later and someone had translated it into Farsi
tantekbut I've already thought about how I want to make reposts/retweets on my own site work in terms of POSSE - which is important to me because it would *replace* my use of any native Twitter retweeting: http://indiewebcamp.com/Twitter#POSSE_Reposts_of_Tweets
tantekhas anyone besides StatusNet re-engineered the Twitter API sufficiently to trick the Twitter iOS client into being a client for their own site? details: http://indiewebcamp.com/Twitter#iOS_client
melvsteristr i patched it 2009 or 2010 ... needed a bit of content negotiation to get it in really good shape, but i never got round to that ... essentially so that you can have dual human and machine readable profiles
benwerdI'd be inclined to use xfn, as I think it probably has more real-world use (due to WordPress, in part), but there's no harm in also including foaf attributes
melvsterright now you can actually surf through all the different profiles I link to by clicking through that data view ... the cloud actually extends for quite a few million profiles
melvsterbenwerd: the read only version of FOAF is great, but it's essentially just a browsing tool, once you can read and write in the data view, things get slightly more interesting ...
melvsterbenwerd: yep there's a pretty big overlap with what's going on in indieweb, and it's nice to see people actually implementing stuff and testing it, so we are learning all the time :)
melvsterbenwerd: sounds very cool ... i remember the groups system from elgg too ... micropayments are quite tricky, ive been following the space for 15 years, so I have a few ideas by now :)