#tantek!tell kylewm,snarfed I tried to like this FB photo http://tantek.com/2015/032/f1but got the error message: "Sorry, the Facebook API doesn't support liking pages."
#kylewmtantek: did you delete the like post that gave you an error?
#Loqikylewm: tantek left you a message 53 minutes ago: I tried to like this FB photo http://tantek.com/2015/032/f1but got the error message: "Sorry, the Facebook API doesn't support liking pages."
#LoqiA scrobble (AKA a listen) is a passive type of post used to publish a song (music or audio track) that you have listened to https://indiewebcamp.com/scrobbling
#tantekGWG, logging a passive experience, e.g. scrobble, or abovementioned historical case of shipmen recording the weather in their log book
#tantekGWG, aaronpk's example of a weather station is perhaps another example of a (machine) entity, that is passively experiencing the weather
#tantekis not going to worry about the cloud-seeding case until someone here starts doing that.
#tantekkylewm np. turned out something in my like post aggregation code to generate my home page is heisenbroken and I don't have the mental accuity to debug it tonight
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#tantekheisenbug - a bug that disappears when you turn debugging on
#tantekheisenbroken - when a feature is only broken in non-debug mode/build.
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#tantekaaronpk - wondering if some minor "this week" metrics would gamify some wiki page editing / creating.
#tanteke.g. "top 10 new page creators" (not just redirects), "top 10 page editors" - though I suppose we should ask tommorris if WP has any experience with such metrics / gamifying.
#david.shanske.comcreated /weather (+513) "Created page with "<dfn>Weather</dfn> is the state of the atmosphere at a place and time as regards heat, dryness, sunshine, wind, rain, etc. Weather can be an attribute of a [[post]], a log of a ..."" (view diff)
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#hmansI'm having a hard time finding more specific information about u-uid in h-entry.
#hmansI've been assuming that u-uid is supposed to remain the same even if the post itself changes (including changes to its URL), but I only see people using it alongside u-url.
#hmans(context: deduplication of incoming webmentions)
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#KartikPrabhuhmans: u-uid might not be what you need for dedup of webmention especially is th URL changes. If the URL changes it might be better to resend a webmention from old URL which does a 403 redirect from to the new one
#KartikPrabhuhmans: also i think u-uid is expected to the a unique-id for the h-entry in a particular domain possibly. So I would be nice if authors respected that (like a canonica URL), but who knows!
#hmansKartikPrabhu, ideally it would be a fully functional URL that never changes through the lifetime of a post and always redirects to the post's current canonical (in a human-readable, or SEO sense) URL.
#KartikPrabhubut i have no data on how most author use it
#hmanseg. if you receive a webmention, and the source URL has a u-uid that you already know, you can HEAD the known UID to verify that the new source URL is indeed the current canonical URL of the post.
#hmansA lot of people simply don't use it at all, it appears
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#KartikPrabhuright. it depends on how authors use u-uid and how webmention de dup is implemented
#KevinMarks_u-uid was originally for hcard, not posts
#gRegor`"ACCESS LIMITS: Clients may maintain connections to the server for no more than 86,400 seconds per day. If you need additional time, you may contact IERS to file a request for up to one additional second."
#tantek^^^ aaronpk, Loqi-task: "when is" = same page finding algorithm as "what is", then look for "dt-start" and "p-name" inside the first "h-event" on the page, and if found (optional also look for "p-location") return "p-name is dt-start at p-location. URL-following-wiki-redirects"
#tantekaaronpk, and related Loqi-task: "where is" = "when is" except "p-location" required not optional, and text returned slightly different to reflect different focus: "p-name is at p-location, dt-start. page-URL-following-wiki-redirects"
#KevinMarksHe said "good point but the people who you need to reach look at images"
#raretrackDidn't realise my tagged tweets turned up here automatically. Cool!
#aaronpkheh yeah that was part of that discussion ;)
#sandroIs the a de-facto standard for what image from a page is used to grab attention when just a link-to-html is provided? If that were well known, and carefully managed, that could help.
#kylewmspeaking of "After twenty years of service I'm pleased to announce a complete rewrite of wiki as a single page application with a distributed database which will last us for at least 20 years, maybe 200. " http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WikiWikiSystemNotice
#milletteaaronpk, accoring the front page, yes http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?FrontPage "Please read WikiWikiSystemNotice for the latest information regarding the operation of this site."
#tantekmillette you can pretty much treat client js sites as if they don't exist, they're typically gone/broken in < 1 yr.
#tantekand when client js sites disappear - they're gone gone gone - no meaningful archive.org presence, because there's no server for all that eager / lazy XHR to go get anything from, no database to query, etc.
#tantek"We've recently endured abuse that has moved our conversion date forward" <-- WTF? what was the abuse? anyone know?
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#brettantek: not sure, but maybe the hacker news comments?
#LoqiThe social web refers to the subset of the web that has social content, that is, content, like posts, which has obvious visible authorship (even if pseudonymous), and mentions other people or other social web content, via URL reference, not just name https://indiewebcamp.com/social_web
#tantekbret, ouch: " The panels popping up seemingly infinitely into the right side of the screen (every click makes a new panel) is unfamiliar and doesn't seem to provide a compelling value over giving the content a valuable piece of center page real estate. It feels like it is too proud of its cleverness, and that detracts from its value."
#aaronpkheh "Javascript pages are the 'Flash site' of the 2010s and I can't wait until it's similarly consigned to its rightful place in the dustbin of history."
#tantekand this is the I told you so: "The new wiki is doomed by design, because content can not be found by Google or any other search engine. And a wiki where the content can not be found is for the trashcan."
#LoqiA comment is a kind of post that is in reply to some other post, that makes little or no sense without reading or at least knowing the context of the source post https://indiewebcamp.com/comments
#LoqiTantek-ing is a method of encouraging people to contribute to the wiki by indirectly prompting the person who first mentioned the term to create a short wiki dfn page for it https://indiewebcamp.com/tanteking
#aaronpkwell at the very least now new wiki pages from IRC prompts will link back to the IRC convo!
#tantekas long as the trailing ")" is not autolinked, or indiewebcamp's IRC logs know to ignore a trailing paren and redirect