#GWGThat one is beyond my current ability to speak intelligently on
#bretsnarfed, bridgy is such a key project to communicating the indieweb vision. really good work. its super validating to see to see the indieweb ideas in such a
#GWGsnarfed: You aren't giving up on Bridgy, are you?
#bretpeople who know very little about web development or programming see what bridgy does and go 'oh i get it'
#snarfedservices do take work, but it's gotten pretty stable, so i've been slowing down on active new development, at least in terms of itches i personally care about
#GWGsnarfed: Wish I had a project I could suggest. Most of mine aren't complex enough to challenge you
#aaronpksnarfed: are you interested in any of the PESOS stuff I've been working on? like ownyourgram?
#snarfedGWG: no worries! thanks for the thought. i'm just thinking out loud. and you've been doing great wordpress work too!
#snarfedaaronpk: thanks for the thought! unfortunately no, not that i can think of, sorry
#snarfedwordpress has me pretty well covered in terms of personal itches
#pfefferleGWG if you need input for your theme… I tried to consider this case in SemPress...
#GWGpfefferle: I'm rewriting my theme again. You can see the live version on my site, but I'm working on a second generation with more flexibility called mf2_bootstrap, which I think you noticed the name of.
#pfefferleGWG I was surpries how many filters/actions WordPress already supports
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#GWGpfefferle: When I wrote the kind-functions.php, I looked at the code for functions like body_class and get_category_list and based the kind ones on them, so they have filters.
#GWGpfefferle: but, after writing my first mf2 compliant theme, I am going back because I want to add in filters in locations based on the microformat.
#GWGpfefferle: So that this problem wouldn't be an issue.
#pfefferleGWG Keep in mind that you load the mf2 semantics on the same level as the built-in mf semantics, otherwise the mf2 parser has problems with backwards compatibility
#pfefferleGWG will have a look at it, if i find some time…
#GWGpfefferle: No. But I figured it might be better to write my own.
#GWGpfefferle: With the problem you outlined in the Taxonomy plugin, the solution is for me to add a filter inside the h-entry but outside the content loop, which Wordpress doesn't currently have.
#GWGpfefferle: I had planned to do that anyway, to support adding optional metadata to the h-entry without having to have it in the theme.
#GWGI think the genesis framework does it that way.
#Loqinpdoty: kylewm left you a message on 6/16 at 10:35am: yeah, those short positive statements are great! Scott Jenson reworked that page at IndieWebCamp SF earlier this year
#gRegor`I'm pretty familiar with WordPress, but don't run it personally. So best I would be doing is setting up a test site. I was excited about the idea initially, but that excitement is waning.
#gRegor`Probably better off just working on the stuff I use. :)
#pfefferlegRegor` we could start with the blank html-templates + semantics of SemPress
#gRegor`The reason I chose that one is it already has mf, just not mf2. So it'd be relatively easy to add some functions similar to sempress to add mf2 class names.
#gRegor`I think between his theme and sempress (I didn't realize you were the author of that. nice!), I think indieweb is probably good for now.
#gRegor`I think I got ahead a /generation, wanting a theme designers who aren't as familiar with indieweb could use to build a unique site that supports indieweb still.
#gRegor`I'm trying to decide if I'm staying with my CMS (Nucleus) or migrating to a custom solution I build on ProcessWire.
#pfefferlegRegor` let me know if you start your html5blank fork anyways… perhaps I could help...
#snarfedfortunately wms are easy to send manually, at least for gen 1/2 people
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#aaronpkdo I know anyone with a UK address I could "borrow" for a domain registration?
#Loqiaaronpk: bnvk left you a message 4 hours, 43 minutes ago: would you be so kind as to make me a repo on the GH org called "IndieAppStore" or "IndieStore" or "Store" ?
#aaronpkhmm curious! will get back to this after lunch
#gRegor`snarfed: Yeah, I ran into an interesting issue with my wm code and re-processing bridgy likes. They don't have a dt-published and my code was falling back to the current datetime. I updated it to use the received time of the wm, though.
#gRegor`I was like "hm, I received that wm a month ago, not today"
#snarfedgRegor`: true! since twitter itself doesn't expose favorites via the api, i have to screen scrape them, and there's no date for them
#snarfedi debated options but ended up just omitting dt-published
#gRegor`Yeah, makes sense. I think the received time is fine, for my purposes at least.
#gRegor`Especially if it's just a like, not a comment and a like.
#jonnybarnesso firefox has waiting for indueauth,com... at the bottom left
#KartikPrabhuthe p-author is interpreted as the "author property of the h-* parent" which happens to be the "h-entry" on your post
#aaronpkjonnybarnes: it says it's waiting for you to sign in with google right now
#gRegor`KartikPrabhu: So you're saying the p-author h-card gets put under the nearest h-* element, and since the comment doesn't use h-cite, it gets put under the h-entry?
#LoqiOpenPGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is a message exchange format that uses public key cryptography to enable people to exchange encrypted and/or signed data http://indiewebcamp.com/GPG
#snarfedtantek: heh, thanks! having a baby will be more than enough challenge enough :P
#Loqisnarfed: tantek left you a message 1 minute ago: I know what you mean about running out of or low on personal itches to scratch. I'll think about some ways to challenge you. ;)
#gRegor`I think a lot of /pgp is related to kbs' work on contact address books and verifying a person is who they claim to be with rel-me links, fingerprints, etc.
#gRegor`It's been over a month since I've chatted with him about it, so my memory is hazy. :)
#pauloppenheimso i guess an equivalent for ipv6 would be useful
#bretim sure there are books on webdev that go over that kind of stuff, but we can bring provide that kind of knowledge on the wiki
#pauloppenheimbc when i did my ipv6 setup, it was a pain bc everything was targeted at the enterprise
#bretpauloppenheim yeah i would say so…. there should be some really cool p2p and home hosting enabled by i[v6
#aaronpkyes.. the "who uses this" section is key. if you can't add a "who uses this" section to a new page then it's probably not worth creating the page
#pauloppenheimthe truth is that routers should suck less, and let you selectively NAT devices
#jonnybarnesbret, its just been an evening project, I though to myself my webhost will assign IPv6s at no extra cost so hey, why not make my site accessible over IPv6
#jonnybarnesyeah, I originally had it set up through feedpress
#jonnybarnesthen I havent got round to sorting it out properly
#bretInteresting: "The RSS 2.0 specification is copyrighted by Harvard University and is frozen. No significant changes can be made (although the specification is under a Creative Commons licence) and it is intended that future work be done under a different name