#indiewebcamp 2014-03-14

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edrex
hi all, talking about having a PDX Camlistore meetup Mon the 31st, probably with a concurrent google hangout
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edrex
kind of an installfest / workshop
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edrex
if anyone is interested in that.
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snarfed
edrex: camlistore is great!
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edrex
snarfed: just got an instance running on my VPS with S3 blob storage https://gist.github.com/edrex/9539436
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edrex
now i'm importing 15 years of text journal entries
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edrex
very exciting
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edrex
planning to replace my current statically generated blog with one that is generated directly from camlistore
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edrex
really like the idea of serving a whole bunch of little sites backed by one content store
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edrex
which is also a filesystem :D
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edrex
snarfed: are you pdx?
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snarfed
nah, sf
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snarfed
i''ve known brad for a long time
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edrex
oh, nice
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tantek
aaronpk - I just got a 413 error from indiewebcamp.com when trying to upload a photo from last night :(
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@kevinmarks
“…the past decade was when the read/write Web flourished, the next 10 years will… be the era of the #IndieWeb.” http://ricm.ac/2014/03/13/web25/
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aaronpk
ooh I bet I didn't change the max upload size on the new server
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@iboxifoo
RT @kevinmarks: “…the past decade was when the read/write Web flourished, the next 10 years will… be the era of the #IndieWeb.” http://t.co…
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@ralph_hansen
RT @kevinmarks: “…the past decade was when the read/write Web flourished, the next 10 years will… be the era of the #IndieWeb.” http://t.co…
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kylewm
!tell KartikPrabhu I sent you another PR, replacing the absolute imports with explicit relative imports. from what I can tell, they work across versions and should behave like the relative imports used to in your development environment.
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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tantek
aaronpk - and the server logs appear to be starting midnight at UTC, rather than Pacific
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aaronpk
Hah oh man
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tantek
and it looks like yes, the upload limit is the default 2MB :( http://indiewebcamp.com/Special:Upload
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@MaryTrigiani
Just what is the "indie web?" Are we demonizing publishers again? Don't you think there's room for everyone? #indieweb
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@letsgoduke
RT @MaryTrigiani: Just what is the "indie web?" Are we demonizing publishers again? Don't you think there's room for everyone? #indieweb
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@MaryTrigiani
I mean, I'm trying to read about this #indieweb movement and cannot understand the writing. Seems to me we should be concerned about *that.*
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pauloppenheim
"To enjoy this site you'll need to update your Flash Player. It's easy, painless and will take
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pauloppenheim
just a moment... "
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pauloppenheim
trololololo
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CheckDavid
You guys never work with web browser ad systems do you?
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@MaryTrigiani
@kevinmarks Would love some decks about #indieweb Thanks, K. Just share the URL.
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@MaryTrigiani
OK, this is good. From what I can see on the phone. #indieweb defined. http://t.co/RgDl0s4xrn. Thank you, @kevinmarks. A man with answers.
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kylewm
ack, sorry for the repeat mentiions
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acegiak
does anyone know if its possible to replace all mentions of acegiak.machinespirit.net in the wiki with acegiak.net or should i just do it manually when i get home?
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kylewm.com
edited /projects (+464) "/* experimental */ added Red Wind to the list of softwares"
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@ricmac
"...the last 10 years of the web have been devoid of this feeling of playing in [a] sandbox" @caseorganic #indieweb http://caseorganic.com/articles/2014/03/06/1/indiewebcamp-sf-2014
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KartikPrabhu
kylewm: the new PR works!
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Loqi
KartikPrabhu: kylewm left you a message 4 hours, 8 minutes ago: I sent you another PR, replacing the absolute imports with explicit relative imports. from what I can tell, they work across versions and should behave like the relative imports used to in your development environment.
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KartikPrabhu
I am pretty confused about that now
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kylewm
KartikPrabhu, phew, glad to hear it. I think the problem is if you current working directory is inside the mf2py module, it wasn't able to find the mf2py.parser package... from what I read from Guido, it sounds like the explicit relative imports (the from . style) fix the complaints people had with relative imports in the past, so they should be fine
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KartikPrabhu
I see thanks for fixing this. I was completely lost as to why it didn't work
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kylewm
you're welcome and also sorry for breaking it in the first place ;)
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KartikPrabhu
though I couldn't get the result to display as well as barnabywalters' php-mf2
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KartikPrabhu
^^ might be of interest to you too kylewm. a live demo for mf2py!
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snarfed
works great!
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snarfed
if you use pprint or json.dumps with indent and put the result inside a <pre>, that might work
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KartikPrabhu
i tried bu t it only adds spaces no nextlines. And then the string becomes bigger than the viewport :(
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acegiak.net
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@ricmac
Nice overview by @dangillmor from a less techie perspective -> Learning about, and deploying IndieWeb tools http://dangillmor.com/2014/03/08/learning-about-and-deploying-indieweb-tools/ #indieweb
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acegiak.net
edited /WordPress (-42) "/* People using WordPress */"
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kylewm
KartikPrabhu++ that is going to be very useful!!
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Loqi
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acegiak.net
edited /WordPress-fr (-42) "acegiaks new domain"
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acegiak.net
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: sorry, yeah, i think pprint needs the indent kwarg to output newlines, like json.dumps
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snarfed
but they definitely both do
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@ricmac
One odd thing I've noticed about the #indieweb sites I've been visiting today...not many have RSS or subscribe buttons. Lots of social tho.
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KartikPrabhu
will have to find more then
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acegiak.net
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: improved a bit now. thanks for the tips!
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: looks great!
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acegiak.net
edited /Whisperfollow (-42) "acegiaks new domain"
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acegiak.net
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@maymaym
Six easy steps to host a blog you FULLY control without paying anyone anything: http://days.maybemaimed.com/post/79534841367/bring-your-own-content-virtual-self-hosting-web#_=_ #DataPortability #IndieWeb
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chrisroos.co.uk
created /2014-03-09-this-week-in-the-indieweb (+9509) "Add this week in the indieweb for week beginning 3rd Mar 2014"
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barnabywalters
aaronpk: nice work moving indiewebcamp.com to the new server! there seem to be some encoding bugs in the logs, e.g. http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2014-03-13/line/1394719630
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KartikPrabhu
made a web front end for mf2py: http://kartikprabhu.com/connection/mfparser cc: tommorris, barnabywalters, bear
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: nice! I’ll check it out in a minute
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: looking good! spotted a parsing issue, raising on github now
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KartikPrabhu
great! more testing... :D
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barnabywalters
if you make an endpoint which just returns the JSON mf2py can easily be hooked up to the official (yet slightly out of date) mf2 test suite
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KartikPrabhu
i'll look into it :)
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tobiastom
barnabywalters: do you have a link to that test suite?
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tobiastom
oh, that one. yeah. thanks.
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tommorris
KartikPrabhu++
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Loqi
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tobiastom
I always wondered why there is no simple source.html and result.json. like this it is quite hard to use, isn't it?
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barnabywalters
tobiastom: agreed
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barnabywalters
glennjones built it when testing his node mf2 library
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barnabywalters
it’s complicated but has the advantage of being extremely thorough — IIRC there are > 1000 tests
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tobiastom
I might for it at some point and just create directories for all tests. would that be ok for you?
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tobiastom
fork it.
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barnabywalters
tobiastom: fine by me, I’m absolutely up for helping make it easier to test parsers
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tobiastom
cool.
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barnabywalters
might be worth pinging glennjones about it to see if he’s interested in simplifying it too
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tobiastom
I need the raw data anyways, so I'll just create a fork, and we'll see.
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barnabywalters
just out of courtesy
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tobiastom
agreed.
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barnabywalters
but yeah, probably the easiest thing to do is to have a test folder with h-card.html and h-card.json
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barnabywalters
or rather [test-name].html and [test-name].json
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tobiastom
yeah, that. and that separated by h-card or whatever.
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barnabywalters
then it’s just a matter of iterating through the files and comparing the output — super easy
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tobiastom
that was exactly my plan :)
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barnabywalters
tobiastom: excellent! let me know if you want any help, I’m up for putting some time into this
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barnabywalters
I want to make a hosted version where people can run the test suite against hosted instances of various different parsers
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barnabywalters
so the easier it is the better
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KartikPrabhu
barnabywalters: I'm using a fored version of mf2py : https://github.com/kartikprabhu/mf2py so the bugs/issues might only be on that one.
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waterpigs.co.uk
edited /2014-03-09-this-week-in-the-indieweb (+88) "clarified mf2 terminology, added minimal h-entry markup"
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barnabywalters
KartikPrabhu: thanks for copying the issue over!
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chrisroos
Hi, folks.
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chrisroos
I've created another "this week in the indieweb" page (for last week) - http://indiewebcamp.com/2014-03-09-this-week-in-the-indieweb
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chrisroos
Thanks for the amendments, barnabywalters
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barnabywalters
chrisroos: not a problem — thanks for putting together the compilation!
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sebastiangreger.net
edited /WordPress (+124) "/* backfeed */ tip re required plugins for Bridgy-to-WP link to work out of the box"
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sebastiangreger.net
edited /WordPress (-4) "/* webmention */ minor reformatting for easier readability"
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KartikPrabhu
too much reaction...
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tobiastom
so…
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tobiastom
barnabywalters: not that I did had the time, I took it anyways: https://github.com/tobiastom/tests
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kylewm
tobiastom: wow, I was literally looking at those tests yesterday and fretting about figuring them out
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tobiastom
yeah, had that problem three times, today I just took the time…
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kylewm
tobiastom++
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Loqi
tobiastom has 1 karma
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tobiastom
hehe, whatever that is. thanks :)
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kylewm
I hope I'm allowed to bestow it
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tobiastom
sure, do whatever you like :)
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tobiastom
now that I know that I get points here… I'll do more! :)
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tobiastom
is there a way to list the points?
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@grhmc
@1Password when are you going to implement @BitTorrent 's BTSync for Mobile? #ownyourdata
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kylewm
!karma tobiastom
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Loqi
tobiastom has 1 karma
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kylewm
!karma
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Loqi
kylewm has 0 karma
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kylewm
Loqi so smart
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Loqi
who, me?
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barnabywalters
did not know how to do that
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Loqi
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tobiastom
hehe
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kylewm
hooray!
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barnabywalters
kylewm: nice work marking up kylewm.com with microformats2! you should add the h-cite class to p-comments on your permalink pages to scope authors and properties — at the moment they’re trickling back up to the parent h-entry
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kylewm
barnabywalters, oh wow! i will do that, thank you for debugging me :)
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tantek
barnabywalters - that totally sounds like something that indiewebify could detect (unscoped p-comment stuff)
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tantek
In other news, I think I figured out my problem with keeping up with Twitter
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barnabywalters
tantek: yeah, improving indiewebify.me is high up on my list of stuff to do
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tantek
(besides following too many people - which is a separate issue, how/when to follow/unfollow)
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@barryf
I'm going to next week's Homebrew Website Club in London #indieweb http://barryfrost.com/posts/90
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tantek
barnabywalters - I meant at least capturing that as an issue for indiewebify me so you (or someone) knows to get around to it
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barnabywalters
great to hear barryfrost’s going to homebrew website club — his personal site looks pretty great and seems to work really well too
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barnabywalters
tantek: adding as issue now
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snarfed
barnabywalters: agreed!
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snarfed
his use of u-like was the first example i found in the wild when i added likes to bridgy
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barnabywalters
it’s an excellent demonstration that the documentation on the wiki and the examples are more than enough to be replicable
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barnabywalters
i.e. I’m pretty sure he’s never dropped into IRC
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barnabywalters
waves at barryfrost if you’re lurking :)
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tantek
so the problem with keeping with Twitter - and I think within that problem I found an approach to a solution
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tantek
Twitter usage at some point switched from primarily notes, to primarily comments.
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tantek
and by "comment" I'm including any tweet which includes a link *not* to the person's own domain.
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tantek
I think FB news feed has the same problem
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bret
Aww crap. Missed the meeting on wed :(
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tantek
bret - you totally missed out - the Portland meeting had a strong representation - and happened to be all women!
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tantek
btw - just mark your calendar - every 2 weeks, Wednesday 18:30-19:30
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bret
My finals week happens the week before finals week. So I just clumsily missed it on my cal.
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tantek
both Twitter and FB have failed to keep such "comment" posts separate from "normal" top level posts, and as such, reading all those from people you follow has become noisy.
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bret
That super rad to hear though!
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tantek
I wonder if there is a way to hide all tweets that have links to sites other than the authors website.
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barnabywalters
tantek: briansuda’s the person to ask about twitter.com user styles for hiding stuff
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barnabywalters
you could probably do it in plain css, certainly with javascript
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snarfed
you'd need extra fetches of everyone's profile to find their web sites in the first place, so you know what to exclude
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snarfed
but agreed, definitely doable
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snarfed
might be a bit too aggressive though. it'd filter out a ton of our own tweets that point to the wiki :P
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barnabywalters
snarfed: you tweet without linking to your own site?
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snarfed
wait, confused
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tantek
snarfed - sure, but our own tweets that link to the wiki are essentially comments about the wiki!
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barnabywalters
ah okay, you’re talking about removing tweets with links to ANY sites other than the author’s
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barnabywalters
that makes sense
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tantek
barnabywalters yes that's what I suggested!
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tantek
they don't belong in the normal tweet stream IMO
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snarfed
tantek: definitely! i was just talking about the "filter all link comments unless they point to the author's own domain"
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snarfed
probably my fault, i may have jumped into the topic w/o enough context
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barnabywalters
nope, mine — misread original intention
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tantek
this makes me reconsider my own notes that link to other articles
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tantek
I guess I'm saying that such notes are almost always "in reply to" what primary article they're linking to
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bret
Ok bye! I Hope to be more active next week.
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tantek
bye! have a good weekend!
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barnabywalters
tantek: so, http://tantek.com/2014/046/t1/houseofcards-good-better-boosted-skateboard for example — it’s not really in reply to the other website because it makes sense without context and would look out of place in a comment thread for that site
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tantek
and it's a link to a site, rather than an post permalink
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barnabywalters
tantek: so you’re differentiating between linking to *posts* and linking to non-post pages
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tantek
welcome indie-visitor! use /nick to set your name :)
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barnabywalters
tantek: I think that was them leaving :)
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barnabywalters
so here’s an example of a note which mentions a bunch of other notes and articles without being a comment upon them in any way: http://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/4V0Amv/
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barnabywalters
although it could be argued that that isn’t a note at all, it’s a video
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tantek
barnabywalters - funny thing, that post of mine you linked to IS a comment, but not on the link, but rather "#HouseOfCards s2e1"
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barnabywalters
tantek: yeah, that was a bit of a disjointed note ;)
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tantek
I just didn't have a handy permalink to link to - though I suppose I could have linked to the Netflix episode permalink (since they own the content!)
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barnabywalters
the motorised longboards are awesome though
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tantek
so I suppose it's actually a multireply
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tantek
a comment both on that episode, and on boostedboards
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barnabywalters
tantek: indeed, it wouldn’t make much sense in comment threads for either thing
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tantek
yes it would
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tantek
for both!
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tantek
" … was good. " makes sense as a comment - even if short on content
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tantek
it's like a mini-review even.
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barnabywalters
tantek: I was referring to the skateboard content being in a comment on the TV episode — unless there was a motorised skateboard in that episode?
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tantek
and the rest of the post makes sense as a testimonial about boostedboards - which essentially *is* a comment
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barnabywalters
it would totally make sense broken into two notes
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tantek
I don't think the entire post has to be about the thing in-reply-to does it?
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tantek
it would totally lose its primary meaning if it was broken into two notes
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kylewm
barnabywalters, thank you for the pointer about h-cite. I think it's working correctly now http://pin13.net/mf2/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fkylewm.com%2Fnote%2F2014%2F03%2F07%2F2
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tantek
so i think it makes the most sense as a multi-reply
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barnabywalters
tantek: would you write that comment into a comment box on the house of cards permalink?
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barnabywalters
or is the fact that it’s a reply to two things a result of the fact that we don’t have much in the way of in-context reply UIs yet?
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barnabywalters
kylewm: looking good!
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barnabywalters
heading off now, bbiab
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tantek
asks questions then leaves. sheesh :P
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snarfed
tantek, barnabywalters: totally unrelated, but thought you might be interested in this "rel-payment silo": https://www.onename.io/
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KevinMarks
hm. so you're saying that link tweets and text tweets are different kinds of things?
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tantek
kevinmarks exactly
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KevinMarks
that's almost explaic it in G+ and FB, though not in twtter
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tantek
link tweets are almost always just comments on the thing being linked
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KevinMarks
they have a separate field for links and they preview them for you
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KevinMarks
or an excerpt
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tantek
any status update or note with a link in it is a basically a comment
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tantek
except that UI is useless
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tantek
it's an explicit step to do something that's unnecessary
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tantek
when you post a link in a status update in FB - you see a preview there too
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tantek
the whole separate UI for a link post is stupid
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tantek
by pasting a link you are making a link post
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@kevinmarks
"So it's up to us — all of us — to build the internet we want. " - @finkd https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser #indieweb
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KevinMarks
it's a selective quotation
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tantek
yeah, perhaps quotations are an interesting subvariant
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tantek
quotations without commentary
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KevinMarks
this is the original use case for RSS
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KevinMarks
links with one-line summaries, comments etc
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KevinMarks
daring fireball still does this
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KevinMarks
most are that, a few are actually post-length and he marks them with a star
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tantek
so RSS was built with a limited use-case to begin with
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tantek
er, designed
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KevinMarks
it was for the portal homepage fo netscape
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KevinMarks
this is kind of the note/article distinction
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tantek
so Tumblr has a specific post type for "quotation"
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tantek
thus KevinMarks, I see your distinction of "selective quotation" and accept it
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KevinMarks
this fits with the hentry vs h-entry discussion yesterday
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KevinMarks
each blogpost having its own page was a later development
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KevinMarks
before they were fragments on an archive page
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tantek
what. hentry vs h-entry is purely syntax.
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KevinMarks
no, hentry has different implicit parsing rules
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KevinMarks
for what constitutes a permalink/bookmark
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KevinMarks
hm, microformats.org is being slow
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tantek
kevinmarks and most of those were not thought out enough (speaking as the author)
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KevinMarks
"if the Entry Permalink is missing, use the URI of the page
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KevinMarks
if the Entry has an "id" attribute, add that as a fragment to the page URI to distinguish individual entries"
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KevinMarks
supported that old usecase. the problem being that if you omit a permalink, the new microformat implict parsing rules will pick a u-in-reply-to as u-url for the entry
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KevinMarks
which is arguably consistent with a DF-type feed
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KevinMarks
but can be surprising
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tantek
kevinmarks, that DF post is definitely a (long) comment on that article
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KevinMarks
my point its that the links in his feed are the u-in-reply-to links for those
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tantek
kevinmarks I think you're missing the point on what happened with hentry vs h-entry
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tantek
we've learned to remove heuristics like that from specific microformats
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tantek
to keep the microformats themselves as simple as possible
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KevinMarks
yes, I get that
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tantek
what we didn't understand (back in the hAtom days) is that we needed a layer of algorithms that used microformats but was separate from them
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tantek
not that the algorithms weren't needed
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KevinMarks
but the side effect is that if you don't include a u-url explicitly you will find that your u-in-reply-to has been hoisted
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tantek
hence now we have algorithms for various specific *use-cases* on indiewebcamp,
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tantek
rather than for specific formats
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KevinMarks
getting a retro-style feed
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tantek
it's a very important distinction and separation of concerns
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KevinMarks
I thought that was what was going on
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KevinMarks
but it means that u-url is a stronger SHOULD in h-entry
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tantek
no that's just a bug in someone's h-entry
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KevinMarks
so if I want fragments as permalinks I can do it
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KevinMarks
but the 'feed with non-local links as links' will happen for u-in-reply-to unless you are explicit
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KevinMarks
which si the DF case
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tantek
kevinmarks - no that's either a problem with the publisher of those h-entries, or the lack of a "feed" algorithm with specifics
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tantek
why does DF support h-entry?
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tantek
sorry I mean
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tantek
why? does DF support h-entry? ;)
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KevinMarks
no, I meant the kind of feed where the links are non-local
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KevinMarks
the first one there has <link rel="alternate" type="text/html" href="http://john.mcafee.usesthis.com/" />
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KevinMarks
in the entry
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tantek
kevinmarks - I think those are effectively dead
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tantek
as are standalone feed readers
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tantek
and not a use case worth considering any more
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tantek
it's been taken over by tweets / status updates with links in-line
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KevinMarks
except this is the exact distinction you just made
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tantek
so that's what we should solve, and ignore the df index.xml legacy use case
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KevinMarks
it says the remote content is primary
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KevinMarks
not the comment you made pointing to it
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tantek
no, a comment has its own permalink
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KevinMarks
but if you don't include it a s u-url, the u-in-reply-to will be the u-url
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tantek
!tell barnabywalters in answer to your question, https://twitter.com/BarnabyWalters/status/443337312085495808 is a note (not comment) because it is just linking to your own site.
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell him that when I see him next
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tantek
kevinmarks - not typically no. you may be misunderstanding the specifics of the implied URL parsing rules.
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KevinMarks
this was the exact case yesterday
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tantek
and it was found to be a markup error on the part of the post, not a problem with h-entry
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KartikPrabhu
aah yes! tantek appreciate your input on that issue :)
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KartikPrabhu
I am pretty sure I implemented the implied url rules correctly
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tantek
you probably did
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tantek
I think the closer explanation is that in practice, just as it is more necessary to include an explicit p-name in an h-entry, it may be more necessary to include an explicit u-url as well
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tantek
hmnmm microformats.org is slow for me too :/
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KevinMarks
and a simple way to do so (If urls are assigned at post time) is to do <a href="#" class ="u-url">#</a>
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KartikPrabhu
I see. so the problem would be "sloppy" markup?
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tantek
I'm pretty sure I put a note somewhere about just use <a href="" class="u-url"></a>
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tantek
KartikPrabhu - commented
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KevinMarks
you comment had it's markup eaten
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KartikPrabhu
what he said ^^
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tantek
and this is why we can't have nice things
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tantek
is this markdumb?
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: I'll edit it if you don't mind?
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tantek
please do!
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KevinMarks
yes, markderp
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KartikPrabhu
see... :P
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KevinMarks
nice meta-irony about implicit parsing
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: nice suggestion for h-cite !
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KartikPrabhu
maybe this can serve as a good example for a h-cite use on mf2 wiki/guids
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KevinMarks
balmes gruber twice
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tantek
KartikPrabhu - yeah I started using h-cite this way myself, e.g. view source: http://tantek.com/2014/072/t3/save-me-a-seat
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snarfed
oh man. i just received a reply to a like. how do i render that?!? [head explodes]
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Loqi
rofl
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tantek
snarfed wait what?
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tantek
isn't that "your fault" for having a discovery webmention endpoint on your like permalink? ;)
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tantek
s/discovery/discoverable
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Loqi
tantek meant to say: isn't that "your fault" for having a discoverable webmention endpoint on your like permalink? ;)
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snarfed
wow, thanks tantek
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snarfed
as long as we know who to blame! :P
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tantek
hence then ;)
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snarfed
kidding, kidding
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tantek
or I should say, by having a discoverable webmention endpoint, you're asking for replies :)
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snarfed
yeah, fair enough. good point, turning that off is a straightforward fix
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snarfed
maybe i do want the replies. they render fine. who knows.
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KartikPrabhu
anyone rendering "conversations" like twitter does? i.e. a chain of notes as replies to each other?
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snarfed
i've seen reply contexts but not full chains
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snarfed
bridgy cheats by sending all tweets in a chain as replies to the original post
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snarfed
but actually walking a real reply chain without that, no
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KartikPrabhu
yeah. reply contexts are pretty great I think! I just ended up reading a long conversation on twitter on Luke Wrobleski's post and was wondering if anyone has thought of indieweb implementation
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snarfed
not that i know of. i'd love to see a proof of concept!
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@lukew
.@kartik_prabhu people try to click/tap on "different" text (headlines, colors, etc) all the time-underline or not. might as well enable it.
(twitter.com/_/status/444198146403364864)
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KartikPrabhu
hmm actually twitter does not show whole conversation strangely, just predecessor and replies... seems inconsistent somehow
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KartikPrabhu
for instance this: https://twitter.com/kartik_prabhu/status/444197087123501056 does not show luke's post to which I replied
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@kartik_prabhu
@lukew so no need to distinguish between clickable links and normal text? maybe just colour? But then colourblind people? well who cares...
(twitter.com/_/status/444197087123501056)
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snarfed
it usually would. i wonder if twitter doesn't actually think that tweet is a reply.
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snarfed
hmm never mind. looked at the raw data via the api and it does have in_reply_to_status_id
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KartikPrabhu
yeah I am sure I posted it as a reply through twitter.
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snarfed
oh interesting. it looks like he may have deleted the tweet you replied to
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snarfed
i think the api is saying it's https://twitter.com/lukew/status/444193526700462080 , which doesn't exist
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tantek
and that's why we cache reply contexts on our own sites
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KartikPrabhu
oh so luke deleted the original! I see...
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KartikPrabhu
agrees with tantek on caching
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KartikPrabhu
should make all these things instead of just discussing!
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: totally! one thing at a time.
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snarfed
btw KartikPrabhu, bridgy publish is getting pretty solid, at least for twitter, if you're still interested. feel free to ping me if you hit any bugs!
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KartikPrabhu
i am interested, but have to tidy up notes and all that before using it! :P
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snarfed
(it doesn't require 'note' type btw, or even content at all. i've been using it to posse content-less favorites, which works fine.)
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: I see. I still don't have any sort of favourite posting either... I should really get on with expanding my post types
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snarfed
maybe! don't worry too much about code too much at first, just write the minimal markup directly a few times
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snarfed
e.g. <a class="u-like-of" href="http://twitter.com/…"></a>
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snarfed
(that's all you need for a twitter favorite)
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snarfed
like a lot of things, do it manually first, then eventually write code to automate the parts you care about
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snarfed
that's my approach at least
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KartikPrabhu
yeah. that is probably a better approach
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kylewm
snarfed: re: comment on a like. I like it! ... also being able to include some content along with a like ... e.g., when "like" is actually conveying sympathy
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kylewm
snarfed, also can I file an issue on Brid.gy ... I think facebook has removed support for facebook.com/ID style-permalinks (at least sometimes). http://facebook.com/<userid>/posts/<postid> seems to work consistently
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tantek
ah good, davewiner is spreading the message ;)
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snarfed
kylewm: agreed on "rich" likes
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snarfed
re the fb permalinks, true! i've tried to use the fuller URLs as much as i can, at least when i have the user id available, but may have missed a few
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snarfed
mind sending an example? or feel free to file an issue
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kylewm
ok, filed
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kylewm
the brid.gy page itself, has my user ID as part of its URL, so it must be in there somewhere :)
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snarfed
oh sure, for you yes, but many permalinks it operates on are for other arbitrary users
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kylewm
And I think that's the first time anyone has mentioned my mom on Github...
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kylewm
wait, I'm confused?
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kylewm
won't all the webmentions that it sends to me originate on my own posts?
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snarfed
nah, it doesn't actually care or even need to know what "your" web site is
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snarfed
it sends wms to any link in the post that will receive them
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snarfed
regardless, thanks for the example!
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kylewm
oh wow! I hadn't considered that, I definitely see why that might make it difficult
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kylewm
sure :)
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aaronpk
Holy UTF8 batman
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aaronpk
will fix that soon
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snarfed
fix what?
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snarfed
looks ok to me
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snarfed
ah, the web irc logs
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tantek
LGTM too
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aaronpk
fixed utf8 in the irc logs
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aaronpk
and fixed max upload size
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@rcade
Consuming RSS and Atom is "problematic and fragile," claims @indiewebcamp. RSS? Yes. Atom? Hell no. That spec is bulletproof.
(twitter.com/_/status/444613466247004160)
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aaronpk
aaand irc logs now set to pacific timezone
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aaronpk
which is not an ideal solution, but that's what it was before
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pdurbin
aaronpk: what would be more ideal? UTC?
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aaronpk
need some sort of cookie so everyone can view the logs in their local timezones or something
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pdurbin
yeah. we've discussed this in #ilbot. hard problem I guess
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pauloppenheim
aaronpk: are you devops'ing the machine, or manual admin?
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@brian_carnell
RT @rcade: Consuming RSS and Atom is "problematic and fragile," claims @indiewebcamp. RSS? Yes. Atom? Hell no. That spec is bulletproof.
(twitter.com/_/status/444616416021716992)
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aaronpk
it's pretty manual
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@simonstl
RT @rcade: Consuming RSS and Atom is "problematic and fragile," claims @indiewebcamp. RSS? Yes. Atom? Hell no. That spec is bulletproof.
(twitter.com/_/status/444618991038758912)
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@danlyke
@rcade so the @indiewebcamp wiki is advocating technologies without implementations? At least my RSS/Atom reader is a usable tool now.
(twitter.com/_/status/444619120768589825)
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@malcolmblaney
@davewiner I like #Indieweb but disagree with this page. Also interesting that all the main contributors still produce feeds themselves.
(twitter.com/_/status/444619603373592576)
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@danlyke
@rcade if @indiewebcamp is gonna head towards pub/sub model, we should really not re-implement NNTP, which most proposals look like.
(twitter.com/_/status/444619729773133824)
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@davewiner
RT @malcolmblaney: @davewiner I like #Indieweb but disagree with this page. Also interesting that all the main contributors still produce f…
(twitter.com/_/status/444620219613741057)
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pauloppenheim
brace for flames
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snarfed
…or embrace them :P
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snarfed
i don't mind that we want to deprecate rss/atom, but i kinda think we overemphasize it
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snarfed
the main reason i've heard here is that it's too much work and duplication to "maintain" a feed alongside your source posts…which i've never understood, since afaik almost everyone *generates* their feed, as opposed to authoring it by hand
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snarfed
i doubt i'm representing their case well though.
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pauloppenheim
snarfed: the irony is that rcade almost immediately prior points out that debugging RSS feeds is hard: https://twitter.com/rcade/status/444537227209502720
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@rcade
If you use .htaccess to foil people who leech your images on other domains, you also kill your images in RSS readers. #oops
(twitter.com/_/status/444537227209502720)
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@tanyaweiman
RT @malcolmblaney: @davewiner I like #Indieweb but disagree with this page. Also interesting that all the main contributors still produce f…
(twitter.com/_/status/444622600460058624)
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pauloppenheim
judging from that tweet I would imagine unifying feeds would be in his favor
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snarfed
pauloppenheim: yeah, he's saying that atom is much better than rss
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pauloppenheim
snarfed: wouldn't an atom reader have the same issue with an htaccess restriction?
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snarfed
pauloppenheim: sorry, yes. that tweet wasn't rss-specific
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snarfed
a different one was.
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