#_6a68aaronpk: btw i hack on mozilla persona with ozten who was at the camp a few months ago, that's how i heard about indie web
#_6a68aaronpk: anyway, use cases are along the lines of "I write a book/magazine review, then add a few 'if you liked books A, B, or C, you'll love this book X"
#_6a68aaronpk: and so on for other media, like comparing songs/albums or movies or web content (blog posts)
#_6a68aaronpk: but maybe i need to set up some kind of identity stuff at my domain, which currently is just running github pages?
#_6a68tommorris: OT but if you have a bit of time, we'd love to hear your pro/con thoughts on your experience integrating and thoughts on the feature set
#_6a68tommorris: we've been talking about evolving the APIs to make them simpler, over on the dev-identity list
#tommorristhere are people building indieweb-type projects in all sorts of apps, jokerswild663. some are open source, some are just homebrewed and private, some sit on top of platforms like Wordpress.
#ShaneHudsonWe've implemented OpenID recently on the project at work. Not particularly happy about it, but at least we don't have to handle people's data
#barnabywaltersI tried on openstreetmap a few times but it never worked properly
#bretit would be nice to note where IndieAuth is now supported once its working
#ShaneHudsonHas anyone done any interviews about IndieWeb? To get it more well known?
#barnabywaltersShaneHudson: there was a little wired article after IWC portland 2013
#_6a68aaronpk: i put together a little readme just now, to make my ideas explicit. if this is already a thing (especially a microformat for recommendations), I'd love references. https://github.com/6a68/handmade-rex
#_6a68barnabywalters: it's funny, people tend to either publish an event stream (like scrobbling/last.fm) but leave it to machines to analyze, or their recs are buried in lots of prose (eg, blog posts or even amazon reviews).
#_6a68barnabywalters: your advice is really good, though--I should do some digging. thanks for the recommendation ;-)
#_6a68tantek: I like how adding myself => need to sign into wiki => how to set up domain-based sign-in. that's a great onboarding step
#ShaneHudsonHah there are so many pages on the wiki I've not come across! That is my main problem with wikis, so hard to find stuff without knowing what you're looking for
#bret.iocreated /User:Bret.io/Main_Page/New_Pages (+2609) "Created page with "== New pages == I think that these could be broken off into new pages or put into the sidebar. === Things for the sidebar === * [[to-do]] - next steps for IndieWebCamp and indi..."" (view diff)
#pdxleifFigure it's a good place to interact with identity people from companies from all over.
#tommorrisnew rule: anything that has "identity" in the title will most likely end up being filled with people explaining that identity is a hard problem to solve rather than doing anything to try and solve it.
#tommorrisThat virtually guarantees it'll be filled only with people mouthing pieties about how difficult it is to solve the problems of identity without trying to solve them.
#tantek$375 is NOT an unconference - it's a professional pay-for conference
#tantekyeah I agree, $375 filter in enterprise blowhards
#tommorristhis is why many years ago I instituted my 20-rule. I don't pay more than £20/$20/€20 to attend events.
#tantektommorris - yeah - I make exceptions for conferences with very high concentrations of awesome creative people. E.g. dConstruct, XOXO, YxYY
#tommorrisI pay a tiny amount more for Wikimania when I attend. that's usually like €40-50, but it's run by a non-profit.
#aaronpkesri is actually a really good citizen in the identity space. for example you can delegate arcgis.com logins to your own enterprise infrastructure using saml, which means you can even auth against arcgis.com from an auth server that's behind a firewall
#pdxleifWell, then the people in those circles will go on not knowing you exist. It's all OpenID Connect and NSTIC and stuff, there.
#tantekpdxleif - the beauty of mostly-talker (rather than creator) conferences, is that they don't actually end up making a difference in terms of what gets created. what gets talked about maybe. but not created.
#tommorrisThey produced a simple, workable spec. Then the corporate identity working group type people got involved and fucked it all the way to Jupiter and back.
#pdxleifWell, OAuth2 is easier to work with, and I find the spec more readable.
#aaronpksame thing happened with oauth2 though. it was simple until the corporate identity people got involved, now there's like 5 different branches of it
#pdxleifI'm simply saying that engaging people is better for proselytizing than withdrawing.
#tommorrisreminds me of the first time I saw a W3C working group that had a representative from Agfa. You know, the German photographic film manufacturer.
#tantekbest way to proselytize is to just ship. especially on your own site.
#tommorrisI was like "wait, what exactly are they doing on a working group?" ;)
#tommorristhe closure of myopenid is one reason I'm very glad I used tommorris.org and delegated rather than using tommorris.myopenid.com...
#aaronpkthe delegation tags look even better than when using a provider like myopenid, because there is no concept of an "indieauth account" you link to, there's just your own domain
#shanersaaronpk: kudos for your work on indieauth + openid, but i have zero need for signin with opened anymore. :/
#tommorrisif you point your domain to myopenid, it's worth switching to something else, so someone else can't pinch myopenid.com when it expires and log into stuff with your domain
#aaronpkclient certs would be fun to add to indieauth.com
#tantekShaneHudson - we need a way to easily buy domains for a ridiculous number of years, and then share access to it with power of attorney
#tantekand I'd like to see the Internet Archive become a registrar, and accept donations / willings of domains
#aaronpklast time I renewed aaronparecki.com I renewed it to the max, so it's good til 2016 now
#tantekso they can preserve your permalinks for you
#tommorristhey also did botbouncer which had one of the best ways of doing CAPTCHA - they showed you a grid of images, and three keywords. you had to pick which keyword was represented by the images.
#tantekwith redirects to their latest archive of all your stuff
#ShaneHudsontantek: I love that idea, Internet Archive becoming a registrar
#tantekGoogle's answer to identity is "Add Google+ Sign-in because here are the benefits you get as a consumer of Google+ identities"
#tommorrisGoogle+ identities are awesome. They'll call up my closeted trans friends' Christian fundamentalist parents and ask them to send a scan of their passport and/or delete their Gmail.
#pdurbinwell, at least sites like Stack Overflow allow you associate multiple OpenIDs with your account... maybe other systems too such as OAuth these days...
#aaronpktantek: wow how many sessions can you have about adding google+ sign-in?
#tommorrisBut I know people who will have all sorts of fun with sites like Google+ when they change their name and public gender ascription.
#tommorristantek: working in a big company, want to do something good, get offered the chance to be on some kind of collaborative working group on something. it may get nothing done, but if you are in a big enough company, you probably don't get a huge amount done internally anyway.
#ShaneHudsonNot sure I know him.. only got three people in common on twitter (although one is stephen fry lol). Appears to be very into indie web though
#tantekshaners - and on our end, if there's *any* questions or issues or complaints about h-entry spec (even just - "this is not obvious" type stuff) - please pass along so we can improve it