michaelmdthinking about maybe writing an addon for Friendica or Redmatrix - eg for public posts/comments (but not sure about the domain stuff because such sites are usually multi-user)
michaelmdjust thinking it would be nice to let indieweb folk comment/use public forums/etc - no probs adding microformats but still haven't got my head around webmentions , pingbacks and auth
jonnybarnes!tell barnabywalters have you upgraded to Yosemite yet? Messing around with getting guzzle working with sites like alpower.com (missing intermediate certs) and Yosemite's cURL now repliactes browser behaviour and just works™
davidpeachAre there any CMSs out there that have been built completely with indieweb in mind? I know WordPress is great and there are many plugins for indieweb (which I use myself). But I was wondering if there was an "indieweb CMS" as it were.
ShaneHudsondavidpeach: We've all been there :) Some succeed (Tantek, Aaron and Jeremy for instance) but I just gave in and use Craft. Definitely a brilliant way to learn though
GWGpfefferle: I still am advocating functions at the plugin level. Many things can be done at the theme level, but themes should be reserved for design elements.
davidpeachGWG: what it was, was for on mobile. So my default for articles etc is %TITLE% %EXCERPT%. but only on status update formats I wanted the content only. So to save trying to paste the content in to the share boxes for just those, I added that bit of JS to do it for me.
tgbrunI have been slowly building my site using indieweb principles. My platform is WP, and I am looking to add a 'notes' type post. Any thoughts on where to look to get started?
davidpeachseems to be okay for me so far. One thing Ive noticed though, sometimes when I post a note, bridgy fails to see the rel-syndication link. Only sometimes. odd
snarfeddavidpeach: for syndication links to work, the post either needs to be on your home page or on an h-feed linked from it. I'm guessing that post isn't
Loqiaaronpk: tantek left you a message on 10/28 at 3:45pm: just tried a real-time comment test on one of your notes http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2014/10/20/4/ looks like real-time comment display is semi-broken. in "realtime" it only shows the permalink (where the content should be) of the comment. when I reload your permalink then it shows the content in the comments.
aaronpkoh wow, just got an email that my startssl client cert is going to expire in 2 weeks and that i need to go renew it. If I let it expire, then I have no way to sign in to startssl and I essentially lose my account.
aaronpkseems like a fragile system if the only access to your account is a certificate that has an expiration date. there's no backup/recovery mechanism at all.
butterkylewm: but it's an appropriate place for a rant like [@ tantek_(:#indiewebcamp)] boy am I glad we're *not* dealing with namespace nonsense - am just following the lead here
aaronpkbeing critical of technology is productive. being openly critical of people is not productive. if you don't like that then you don't have to engage.
butterit's pretty clea you guys like microformats, and i like RDF. and you'll dismiss it in favor of something i see as more brittle/complex/less-flexible. we're probably never going to find a middle-ground
butteri'm realy not interested in supporting all these ad-hoc socialize/twitter-clone/diaspora-related HTML glom-onns over making more robust generic POST/PUT handlers etc
kylewmbutter: some of us are particularly invested in one markup over another, I'd guess most are pragmatically using whichever lets us/them do what we/they want to do. if you want to debate microformats, #microformats
Guest24091i'm not terribly pleased with complexity in the RDF community either . a lot of PhDs who don't mind completely overengineered libraries.tools
Guest24091then simple things like Talis's JSON format was overlooked for JSON-LD.. which rewuires 200K of Ruby code just to handle all the preprocessing one can do - ugh http://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld-api/
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aaronpksnarfed: btw I figured out what happened with the bad webmention I sent you the other day. It's my streaming twitter search being a little over agressive about sending myself webmentions :)
kylewm!tell snarfed it looks like bridgy posse post discovery is failing for davidpeach because it's looking for facebook.com/100007946553014/... where he publishes rel-syndication links like /www.facebook.com/david.peach.1884/...
davidpeachjust saying that I am currently editing my copy of it to enable twitter reply to's from when creating a new post. gonna document changes so can share if interested? Unless you've all ready got it working of course.
crrebuttable stuff in maciej post "One big sticking point is privacy. Do I really want to find out that my pastor and I share the same dominatrix? " -> http://www.w3.org/wiki/WebAccessControl
aaronpkI actually made the repost first on my laptop copy of my site, then RT'd on twitter to get my RT's tweet ID, put that into my laptop copy, then pushed the post up to aaronparecki.com
KartikPrabhuaaronpk: the only possible indicator seems to be the avatar of the original poster, but your other posts don't have your photo on them so it is not a pattern on your site
Mark87aaronpk I would say its definitely not obvious. The only explicit clue is the grayed out, shrunk font timestamp that includes the word "reposted" surrounded by long timestamps
snarfedkylewm: interesting. so that's a second ppd failure for him. arguably user error, but we should probably improve docs. (check your direct irc msgs for the other one.)
Loqisnarfed: kylewm left you a message 1 hour, 52 minutes ago: it looks like bridgy posse post discovery is failing for davidpeach because it's looking for facebook.com/100007946553014/... where he publishes rel-syndication links like /www.facebook.com/david.peach.1884/...
kylewmdavidpeach: for now, you should add u-url to your permalink links on http://davidpeach.co.uk/notes/ ... that way bridgy will fetch each permalink looking for the syndication url. in the future i'll fix it so that it doesn't have to fetch the permalink if the syndication url is available right there in the feed
aaronpkinstagram handles that well and lets you remove promoted posts, then asks you why. either "I don't like this post" or "I don't like this account"
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