KartikPrabhutantek: on your homepage the like cluster with "likes Doc Searls's Linux Journal article “Hats Off to Mozilla”" has a permalink on the cluster date that goes to the wrong things
tantekhowever, having separate page like that for all posts of a certain type on that day gives me the flexibility to style / design them nicer for that post type
tantekafter wrestling with my u-syndication parsing/generation code flow, and rewriting a bunch of it to be smaller and more general purpose, I have an example of a like with a u-syndication link
tantekso I'm doing this manually right now by checking my /allactivity on FB, scrolling to find the like post, hover over it to see a timestamp appear, right-click on the timestamp to get the permalink of the like post on FB
tantekand I've now confirmed that all the Bridgy Publish POSSE likes of FB posts did show up in my /allactivity, and I've linked all of them from my original like posts
LoqiKevinMarks_: voxpelli left you a message 12 hours, 25 minutes ago: I pushed a quick fix now for the duplicated text in the mentions on your site – it displays a sensible default now rather than the imported like/repost text
Loqikylewm meant to say: snarfed: it's not looking good for FB like permalinks ... i tried creating one and then bubbling back up to the liked photo, and nothing
kylewmsnarfed: to double check, we'd need to turn on the publish switch for instagram so that users can authorize bridgy to publish on their behalf and then just implement the -> like api calls?
snarfedkylewm: awesome, thanks! yeah, that's what i think. i expect there are at least a few more places that have [fb, tw] hard coded somehow that we'd need to update, e.g. in the ui, but manual testing should flush them out
aaronpk"...when she’s not logged in, no one can post messages on her wall or send her messages privately or browse her content. But when she’s logged in, they can do all of that."
tantekthat second scenario - where the person is deleting content after they've processed it or after it's aged a certain amount - I wonder if simply archive it as "private" (visible only to her) would be sufficient. that way she could personally search/reference it while to everyone else it would look deleted.
tantek.comedited /report_abuse (+185) "/* Instagram User */ expand This profile is pretending to be someone else, more incremental documentation" (view diff)
tantekimagine if the "Do Not Disturb" crescent moon button in the iOS swipe-up overlay UI did exactly that with all your online profiles - disable *all* interactions with them.
tantekI've thought about how a "Do Not Disturb" button would/should work with indie /comms - that is, being able to push a "Do Not Disturb" button/setting on your website, and have it disable all the interruptive methods of communication on your /contact page (perhaps only allowing non-interruptive / store & forward methods like email)
david.shanske.comcreated /Ting (+991) "Created page with "<dfn>[https://ting.com Ting]</dfn> is a mobile virtual network provider(MVNO) owned by TUCOWS launched in February of 2012. Ting is characterized by a per-unit usage model where ..."" (view diff)
tantekGWG, good start! If you're worried about advertising, I'd say drop the referral link, and instead add an IndieWeb Examples section and add yourself as a user - just note people can ping you in IRC if they want a referral link.
tantekok. I'm going to drop the referral link because that's a common spam pattern and even though I know that is not your intent at all, it can appear that way to others who may find the page without context
tantekwhich I'm trying to intuit whether it truly is just a /bookmark (with a quote as a reminder / summary of what the bookmark is about), or it is a /quotation that was deliberately extracted to share
tantekI'm going to guess that the intent and primary content was the quotation more than the bookmark, which is just there as information about the quotation.
LoqiA quotation is a type of post that is primarily a subset of the contents of another post, and often has a citation of that other post https://indiewebcamp.com/quotation
LoqiA bookmark (or linkblog) is a post that is primarily comprised of a URL, often title text from that URL, sometimes optional text describing or quoting from its contents https://indiewebcamp.com/bookmark
tantekKartikPrabhu: appears to be multiple exposures of a cityscape at night, the lights from lamp posts appearing particularly bright, so much so as to nearly obscure anything else's details, all a bit blurry as if in a light fog.
tantekThere should always be a way of describing something visual to someone over the phone. That's what language is for - describing things, visual, conceptual, etc.
tantekGrainy greyscale photographic image showing what appears to be the underside of something disc shaped with lines radiating from near the center where there is a bright white vertical cylindrical shape, slightly wider at the top, appearing to either support the disc or a flow of energy onto the underside of the disc which is then radially dispersed outward upon contact with the disc.
KartikPrabhucolintedford: lol that is the problem. alt-text is supposed to be useful for people who can't see the images. But very very hard to do with some images where the visuals are the whole point
colintedfordKartikPrabhu: Yeah, I make comics (though usually not abstract) so I've had to spend more time than I'd like thinking about how to adequately represent visual stuff in text.
tantekKartikPrabhu: just try writing simple even if incomplete text equivalents. Something minor is better than nothing. And just that effort will make you better at it over time.
KartikPrabhuerrr "simpler" is a deceptive word as I think I might have established above. assumes you have a good writer :P a more serious obstacle than content-first i think
colintedfordFor apropos reminder you could just have a page of all your tags; not sure how to helpful that'd be if you have lots of tags, though, & not sure how to usefully winnow for relevancy.
pdurbinI'm kind of curious if lots of indieweb people develop RESTful APIs for themselves. So they can call into them from mobile apps, for example. You know, your own mobile app for your indieweb site. :)
tantekso far no one develops a strictly RESTful API - but rather have a common handler (or a few) instead of having every URL accept GET/POST/PUT/DELETE
tanteklots of people support /micropub however, both end points on their sites, and clients they can use from the (mobile) web, or sometimes as native (mobile) apps.
pdurbinnot from my perspective. I'm starting to get into mobile development and while on one hand I'm making games with my kids about their cats, on the other hand I'm making an app that calls into RESTful APIs for an app I work on for my day job. Just on the side... I can't afford to dedicate much time to this.
tantek.comedited /quotation (+255) "/* Instead use */ re-order by expected instead of frequency / ease of confusion, clarify reply a bit more" (view diff)
pdurbintantek: I sort of want a way to rate (and optionally review, briefly) podcast episodes as I listen to them. Since I listen from my Android phone, I'd probably want to do it from there.
tantekpdurbin, looks like no one has yet started making those kinds of posts in particular - could you stub them with short definitions? https://indiewebcamp.com/start_a_page
tantek!tell GWG do you feel you've built what you wanted for 2015-01-01? http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2014-12-18#t1418962576242 i.e. improved reply-context including author icon and author name and kinds post/plugin? Did you post about these improvements?
LoqiGWG: tantek left you a message 4 minutes ago: do you feel you've built what you wanted for 2015-01-01? http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2014-12-18#t1418962576242 i.e. improved reply-context including author icon and author name and kinds post/plugin? Did you post about these improvements?
tantekGWG - perhaps write that up in a short post - you got your ship commitment done, but broke some stuff, so now you've gone back to a themeless theme
tantek!tell aaronpk I finished going through all your examples of quotation-like posts that you added to the wiki, and adding analysis accordingly to the "Why" and "Instead of" sections on /quotation. In addition, in discussion with KartikPrabhu, I improved /bookmark accordingly as well. HTH for your posts!
tantek(I've been incorporating people's progress as subpoints under the *first mention of them* on that page - some folks are mentioned multiple times e.g. from IRC and then their own post in the dated posts section at the end)
Loqiaaronpk: tantek left you a message 30 minutes ago: I finished going through all your examples of quotation-like posts that you added to the wiki, and adding analysis accordingly to the "Why" and "Instead of" sections on /quotation. In addition, in discussion with KartikPrabhu, I improved /bookmark accordingly as well. HTH for your posts!
kylewmaaronpk: unrelated, how do you decide what date to cut off a "page" at in your stream. e.g. looking at notes, the second page starts at ?before=2014-12-08-1
tantekkylewm: from a URL design perspective, it's better to both use URL segments (query params give the appearance of user-specific / tracking info), and for pagination in particular, to use date ranges so the meaning of such URLs stays the same over time.
aaronpkno i have no idea. I'm also not super concerned with parsing speed because it's super unlikely it's at all significant compared to making the outgoing HTTP request to fetch the page
colintedfordHm, I see. An /article is a /post, which I think from the way "post" is contrasted with /page (no wiki page for that) is maybe meant to mean "part of a blog" (in the sense of series of timestamped posts).