#aaronpk!tell tantek should I add amber's and my osbridge talks to the /events page even though it's not possible to attend unless you buy a ticket to osbridge?
#KartikPrabhuhey guys... some help with my "secret project" :P Here is the related post: https://kartikprabhu.com/article/marginalia would appreciate if people sent some comments via webmention to a "fragmentioned" URL for that post so I can play around with marginalia UX/UI. I really don't know what test-comment to leave as I put all my own thoughts into the article :)
#KartikPrabhuuh oh... not good... will analyse that slowness too
#KartikPrabhuJonathanNeal: I think the trouble is that the script "activates" either on dom-load or hashChange and async loading happens after domload... that is my guess
#JonathanNealIs there a fragmention script running on that paeg?
#JonathanNealOr are we talking about the Chrome plugin?
#JonathanNealAwesome. Okay, now I see it. Yes, the script should be updated to allow asynchronous load.
#KartikPrabhumaybe some sort of init method should do it yes?
#KartikPrabhua fragmention object would be sweet and exposes the different methods... for instance I'd like to access the "parent element" given a particular fragmention, or the fragmention URL given a string or something
#JonathanNealGreat catch, KartikPrabhu. I’ve fixed it. Pushing shortly.
#KartikPrabhuJonathanNeal: as a FYI with that article I am hoping to get "Medium-style" marginalia (annotations) using fragmentions... hope to have it ready by next weekend for indiewebcamp
#Loqitantek: aaronpk left you a message 3 hours, 29 minutes ago: should I add amber's and my osbridge talks to the /events page even though it's not possible to attend unless you buy a ticket to osbridge?
#tantekaaronpk - yes - any talk that is IndieWeb related
#tantekthough I think I forgot to add my talk from PDF
#rasculi'm wondering, for index pages, should i sort by dt-published or dt-updated?
#pfefferlerascul I think it depends on the update… if you add new content, it might be good to display it on top… if you only change a typo it might not…
#petermolnarI've been thinking about the indieweb vs silo thing from a different point of view: let's say the movement succeeds and a lot of photographers and artists will move to their own site. Some of the silos, like deviantart, never offered a proper api to publish, therefore the could not be used in that case and I'm fairly sure a lot would miss browsing art like the way you can do it now.
#petermolnarHad anyone thought about indieweb aggregators, especially for media-like content, that could replace sites like deviantart?
#bnvkThe reason I try is because I believe that deep down they believe in and agree with the ideals, but find too much cognitive dissonance and they need their biases confirmed- thus they argue
#Loqitantek: aaronpk left you a message 1 minute ago: it seems like it might be more appropriate to add our osbridge talks to the /presentations page rather than /events
#snarfedKartikPrabhu: there actually is a link, it just doesn't have any link text, so you don't see it visibly. does your wm handler require link text?
#snarfedthe html snippet is <a class="u-in-reply-to" href="https://kartikprabhu.com/article/marginalia##The+visual+display"></a>
#KartikPrabhusnarfed: hmm looking more carefully then :)
#snarfed(i usually omit link text in replies, since i haven't implemented reply context)
#tanteksnarfed, how about just "in reply to: URL" where URL is the link text?
#aaronpksnarfed: looking at that url it would actually be more helpful if you visibly linked to the URL
#barnabywaltersKartikPrabhu: do you want test fragmention comments on your paragraphs, or on any element (e.g. blockquotes)?
#snarfedagain, i agree on all points. i haven't done it because it would take more work to render outside of the e-content, and i don't show replies/likes in my stream, so it's not a personal itch
#tantekif you can generate <a class="u-in-reply-to" href="https://kartikprabhu.com/article/marginalia##The+visual+display"></a> then you can generate in reply to: <a class="u-in-reply-to" href="https://kartikprabhu.com/article/marginalia##The+visual+display">kartikprabhu.com/article/marginalia##The+visual+display</a>
#KartikPrabhubarnabywalters: any is good. I want to try to see what kind of places people want to comment :)
#snarfed(very few if any people actually look at my reply posts)
#KartikPrabhubarnabywalters: yes that is why I opened it up for comments here. I didn't want to do "this is a test comment" myself.
#snarfedthe problem with including link text in my current in-reply-to link is that it would be included in the reply text, and rendered as part of the comment on the target site, which i don't want
#KartikPrabhusnarfed: I found the link testing why it isn't working now
#JonathanNealURL encoding is weird. I have to manually encode literal + signs, and not get them confused with spaces that are also represented by plus signs.
#snarfedaaronpk: heh. i was about to say you could leave the bridgy logo, since bridgy is public domain, but then i realized i willfully stole the logo from somewhere else myself, so…um…never mind :P
#KartikPrabhusnarfed: another trouble with the side-comments is its reliance on JSON for the comments. I want to just enhance the already present HTML+mf2
#snarfedKartikPrabhu: sure. i have no particular attachment to that project, just looked interesting
#KartikPrabhusnarfed: Also I don't mean to come off as all negative. That is a useful link and I will refer to it for some pointers :)
#sparveriusthat's an ouroboros of fail just waiting to happen
#aaronpkdoes anyone else credit the app used to create posts on their site? (e.g. the "posted using ownyourgram.com" on the side here http://aaron.pk/n4Wh1 )
#aaronpkben_thatmustbeme: want to do it right now so amber and I can use a screenshot as an example for our talks tomorrow? :)
#KartikPrabhuaaronpk: re:posting apps I'd like to do that. At the moment I do it for webmentions, I write "via twitter.com" or "via aaronparecki.com" etc...
#JonathanNealKartikPrabhu: I’m really excited to see what you do with marginalia.
#KartikPrabhuJonathanNeal: thanks! This has been at the back of mind for quite a while. would be great to finally make it :)
#JonathanNealAs a general overview, how will you implement it?
#JonathanNealI would love to experiment with it. I might not be able to pull off the webmention stuff right away.
#jonnybarnesfellow znc users, occasionaly when I wake my laptop up it fails to connect, but when I retry to connect its succesful and I get a full buffer playback
#jonnybarnesthe error message I see is "nodename nor servname provided, or not known"
#JonathanNealYou could stick an attribute or classname on elements that support marginalia. Like <div data-marginalia>, <p data-marginalia>, <p data-marginalia="after">
#JonathanNealThe JavaScript returns some element matching the fragmention, and then you use element.closest('[data-marginalia]')
#KartikPrabhuJonathanNeal: at the moment I want to try it out on everything! see how people use it. it would be nice to only do it on <p> inside an article though, so that is a good suggestion.
#KartikPrabhuwants element-queries... the marginalia CSS would be so much cleaner
#JonathanNealFrom a DOM tree perspective, I’m trying to imagine what that looks like. Is the comment some generated DOM inside the <p>aragraph? After the <p>aragraph?
#KartikPrabhuJonathanNeal: My thought right now was to put it inside the <p> at the end. Using .append or something... so it would look like <p>text text <ol class="marginalia-list"></ol></p>
#JonathanNealAnd what happens if someone fragmentions a comment?
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#gRegor`Awesome, GWG. I didn't realize you had a podcast. Link?
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#gRegor`!tell tantek I was going to duplicate the daily schedules on http://indiewebcamp.com/2014/Schedule for East, but I don't know how many rooms you have.