#basalHey all, I'm making a Jekyll site and trying to indiwebify it. Anyone know where to look for grabbing my recent social media posts and turn them into text files?
#kylewmbasal, if you everything, twitter and facebook let you download a static copy of all your history ... it would be pretty easy to scrape the data out of that
#snarfedaaronpk: hate to say it, but i think the extended wiki login is still only working for you. it still logs me out after hrs, and i don't have a "stay logged in" checkbox on the login page
#aaronpkrwar, something is eating this error message and I can't figure out what is wrong
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#Loqidariusdunlap: snarfed left you a message 2 days, 11 hours ago: yup, you're right, bridgy intentionally only handles fully public posts. https://www.brid.gy/about#public . happy to expand on that or add that link somewhere else if you all think i should!
#dariusdunlapIt’s interesting to consider what would be the correct behavior for non-public posts. At least there needs to be some method of identifying them, so that a receiving website has the opportunity to “behave correctly”, whether that means “archive only”, or some sort of “private view”. Does that already exist?
#snarfeddariusdunlap: right! people have definitely thought and maybe written about semi-private (ie shared but not public) posts and private messaging via mf2, webmention, indieauth, etc
#snarfedand implemented some parts and written more on the wiki
#KevinMarks_there isn't really a good way of expressing a permission model is there?
#dariusdunlapWould be an interesting excercise to map out the signalling that would be useful, if that hasn’t already been done.
#snarfedi just took the very safe route with bridgy since i don't actually associate your silo account(s) with "your" web site, so i didn't want to accidentally expose anything more widely
#snarfedKevinMarks: maybe not a standard, but you can do it ad hoc with ACLs based on domain
#aaronpk!tell barnabywalters I'm having a tough time tracking down some error with the mf2 parser, I can't seem to get it to show any errors, but it's causing my code to stop executing mid-page
#KevinMarks_that's where it is hard - the ACL ends up being defined in a site-specific way
#dariusdunlapI wouldn’t mind just having “Public” and “Not Public”, which I could use as a signal to archive only.
#snarfedKevinMarks: really? seems like the first pass would just be a list of domains. the implementation would be site specific, but not the technique
#dariusdunlap… o make available only in MY view, althought displaying that in a way that’s useful and clear would be another interesting excercise
#dariusdunlapHmmm. The graph changes over time… Would get complicated if you actually wanted to track the accessibility of a given semi-private post as-when-it-was-posted.
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#dariusdunlapWell, I cleaned up a few things… now time to take a break from the computer to get other stuff done. More later! Ciao!
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#bret!tell tommorris The feed for yesterdays full IRC log should now be working. http://iwc-log-feed.herokuapp.com/atom.xml Let me know if you run into anything weird or issues if you end up playing with it
#Loqitommorris: bret left you a message 3 minutes ago: The feed for yesterdays full IRC log should now be working. http://iwc-log-feed.herokuapp.com/atom.xml Let me know if you run into anything weird or issues if you end up playing with it
#bretand test it out on my own site. that would allow for auto generation of atom/rss feeds by only publishing h-feed
#bretI found xml escaping HTML inside an atom feed to be the easiest way to include html in the feed
#bretI also need to write a unicode filter to remove invisible characters that tend to screw up feed readers