#snarfedsure. i definitely agree that you *can* link to the like itself. and if it has nontrivial extra content, it makes sense. i just wonder how often that will be the case.
#snarfedi guess we can revisit once we have more likes in the wild
#aaronpkif people do link to the permalink of a like, then people would be encouraged to make their "like" permalinks look better, which may be fun, or may make people more hesitant to publish likes cause it would take more work
#aaronpkbut yeah, we'll see what happens as more people publish likes
#tanteksnarfed - I suppose I see the linking to the like permalink as a form of distributed social proof of like
#tanteklike on aaronpk's post, he could have just made up the fact that you liked it, but if that "liking" linked to your post, then it's a form of verifiability
#tantekwhich then becomes interesting for things like indieweb search engines that may want to surface posts that have more likes or something
#tantekperhaps even indieweb readers that want to prioritize or highlight posts with more likes/retweets/comments
#snarfedinterestingly, i don't think any of the silos have like permalinks, but they provide a single authority for asserting that someone liked something, so they don't need them for that use case
#tantekbecause there will always be that new blogger
#tantekpart of the challenge of open/distributed over closed/centralized is a neverending burden of proof (the counterpoint to spam and similar behaviors)
#gRegorLoveI still don't get the sanity checking portion of that article, tantek
#gRegorLoveIf a floating dt-published is within an hour before the webmention received, it's likely accuate . . . how? The receiving server can be any TZ.
#gRegorLoveE.g. My site is receiving in UTC time and it gets a dt-published date that is within an hour of current UTC time. The dt-published should be assumed to be in UTC then?
#jonnybarnesso you truncate the sentence, add an ellipsis and any hashtags and then the link to the original copy right. thats the plan
#jonnybarneson one of my tests when I truncate the note down to 115 chars, the last character is a fullstop, but my method of truncating then removes that last word
#jonnybarnestechnically with a lot of faf I could get an extra word in my POSSEd note in some rare edgecases
#jonnybarnesthe easiest way would be to check wether the last caharacter is a punctuation character, if yes then sway it for a space, ad then my truncation method will only remove that space and leave the last word
#barnabywaltersjonnybarnes: probably not worth that much effort for one word occasionally, POSSE copies are inherently lower resolution than the original
#barnabywaltersbetter to make the original really beautiful and useful :)
#jonnybarnesit was actually quite an easy fix once I worked out how to do it
#barnabywaltersthe text on permalink pages looks *really* weird, and there’s no more in-feed posting (have to click through a modal) but apart from that it looks good
#jonnybarnesI'm impressed with, not necessarily the UX exposure of clicking the bird to go back to the top, but the actual scroll animation is really smooth
#barnabywaltersthe markup web action toolbelt uses to shim tweet actions is still there, I’m not really bothered what other changes they make ;)
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#jonnybarnesis the web action toolbelt on your site? i.e. the retweet reply favoutire links
#barnabywaltersjonnybarnes: I have <action> element markup on my site
#barnabywaltersweb action toolbelt is a browser extension which makes it do things
#barnabywaltersas well as pretending that twitter.com tweet actions, as well as like buttons and tweet buttons, are <action> elements too
#barnabywaltersjonnybarnes: RE gist package thing — thanks. composer is great but it bothers me that there’s still so much friction involved in reusing code
#barnabywaltersso I’m looking for various ways of making it easier and simpler
#jonnybarnescomposer has made things a hell of a lot better than they were at least. apparently a lot of people are putting one-function libraries on npm these days
#barnabywaltersthat gives up no flexibility, but makes the 80% usage way easier
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#JeenaI'd like to write a mobile app, what are better alternatives to jQuery mobile which is quite slow on my Firefox OS? I need at least a couple of list views and some detail view and would like a animated UI.
#Jeenaah there are other themes too hm, need to check out the code a bit
#Jeenabut hm, they say I whould open this http://www.watchlistapp.com/ on my mobilephone but when I open it on Firefox OS I see the same as on the Desktop, damn :-/
#EHLOVadersencha works with it, but it itself is an option
#JeenaAnd I have another problem, say I want to mention Person1 who has the domain http://example.com but I don't want to reply to something, just start a conversation. How would Person1 know I mentioned him/her? Where would I send a webmention to?
#Jeenahm, ok, then I need to handle this in my webmentions implementation too. It kind of isn't quite obvious
#tanteksame as if you just mention a person in a post (like an @- or + mention), or if you invite someone to an event - all those webmentions get sent to their home page.
#tantekyes we need to document home page mentions a bit better, so far we've been doing them case by case
#EHLOVaderis there any private stream service behind indieweb?
#EHLOVadercurious, sorry to interject, but this made me wonder, what of DMs is email then the only self hosted private channel communication availble?
#JeenaI've heard that tobiastom, who I know for ages, is preparing to join us with a indiewebified blog and notes, on Twitter I often initiate conversations with him, that is where my problem started hehe
#JeenaEHLOVader yes you can do private stuff too, actually aaronpk does this already
#Jeenayou can let other people log in on your website via IndieWebAuth to see the private stuff
#Jeenaas I understand tantek got some private event invitations via this private method already?
#EHLOVaderwill do, thanks... so many questions I am sure
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#EHLOVaderI certainly haven't read most of the wiki, but from where i started a long while ago, it sounds/looks/seems like you and the community have done a lot
#Jeenais implementing getting webmentions on homepage and sending a email about it
#tantekEHLOVader - indeed! And I should hope so - we started the site in 2011 :)
#aaronpkthe goal of auth is not proving that Bob is bob.com, it's proving that the person in front of the computer is in control of the bob.com domain
#EHLOVaderand can indieauth happen through a server like that behind the scenes without actual interaction by bob, ie his webbrowser authenticated to a third party service?
#jonnybarnesso I've updated my micropub page to give better error messages when logging in and to store any tokens with encrypted cookies. Can someone try logging in please? https://jonnybarnes.net/notes/new
#jonnybarnesnext up to try and make the actual micropub API posting more robust
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#jonnybarnesgood UX would be if I redirect back to the new note form with an extra error message (such as receiving a 5xx header from the micropub endpoint) that the form is prepopulated with previous content?
#jonnybarnesi.e. then they could just try hitting send again to see if it works as oppose to having to type everything out again
#KartikPrabhu"That's not a perfect analogy. Programming another version of something with lots of existing solutions is nothing like daily cardiovascular exercise." lol
#peat"Some people jog away from their house every day, only to jog back."
#KartikPrabhusome even do it in the freezing Chicago winter! true story
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#JeenaIf on a webmention I have to return the error "There is no link at the target" which http status code would you send?
#tantek1. source does request of the target to do discovery, 2. discovery returns HTTP header / HTML, 3. source does discovery on that info and then sends webmention to target, 4. target returns HTTP response of whether it succeeded / got queued / failed etc.
#tantekfour steps for each of the four segments in the W
#tantekkevinmarks - while I appreciate the anti-silo aspect of that article, I'm not sure it's really "indieweb". It's more of a "don't make your app depend on silo platforms"
#tantekrather than anything about identity or data
#tantekgRegorLove - the sanity checking section says nothing about "floating"
#EHLOVaderany time "before it was cool" was mentioned regarding hipster activities, I am reminded of this vignette due to it's catchiness and a comment somewhere I saw once that read "You are such a hipster because you ate your pizza before it was cool" http://youtu.be/ak-uvzI7Azg
#caseorganictantek: ah, funny story. while my dad was working in telecom he was doing speech concatenation for a number of years
#tantekI was just figuring when there's an example of where Loqi is trying to actually be useful, that would be a good place to integrate some humorous references.
#caseorganictantek: one of the suggested voices was the man who voiced Hal. So my dad was flown out to his house to ask him if he'd record the voice for USWEST's project (Yellow pages, white pages and the 411 service)
#caseorganictantek: apparently this guy really didn't like technology. didn't have lots of it at home, so he couldn't be called. my dad had to go right up to the door of the house and get the doorman to go ask him
#caseorganictantek: and he said no. but if he'd said yes, the 411 systems and a lot of directory lookup systems would actually have had hal's voice
#tantekthat's too bad. did they at least try asking Arnold?
#tanteknow that would make for some epic 411 / directory lookup
#caseorganictantek: absolutely! i only know that one that was asked