#kylewmdanlyke: hmm yeah that endpoint will only parse as a feed if it actually has an h-feed. in woodwind, i call mf2util.interpret_feed explicitly so that it will parse all the entries
#tantekJonathanNeal: are you familiar with progressive disclosure as a general UI and content strategy principle?
#JonathanNealnot at all. earlier today, i thought of them as .visuallyhidden
#danlykekylewm so I should wrap the "h-entry"s in an "h-feed"? (ie: my <div class="content"> ?)
#JonathanNealI only thought about them as content hidden to the user until revealed by focus or read by screenreader.
#danlyke(BTW, making local comments and WebMention comments peers on my system is still on my radar...)
#tanteklet's see if there's a decent reference for progressive disclosure - as that's quite useful for design & content
#danlykekylewm: I guess the question is really one of the function of the h-feed and how I can best support that. I need to spend some more time digesting the Microformats2 docs.
#JonathanNealNow the questions I’m asking myself is … “how do I connect the dots between progressive disclosure and .offscreen:not(:focus)” – this is an the effect I use to disclose content when the user focuses over the element.
#aaronpktantek: sadly I cannot find any link between eventbrite custom URL, canonical URL, and eventbrite user ID
#JonathanNeal“How do I connect the dots between progressive disclosure and the effect of content being read to screen readers but not necessarily visually” … still thinking about this one.
#aaronpki don't know what the other two are because they have no name
#aaronpkmy understanding of the API is that it's possible that more than on user could have admin privileges of an organizer account
#aaronpk"An Eventbrite user can have multiple Organizers associated with accounts, and individual events are associated with Users and Organizers (optionally). Currently, Organizers can not be ‘shared’ across Users or have multiple User owners."
#aaronpkokay so given a user who logs in, I can check if any of the associated organizers are the one i'm looking for
#tantekJonathanNeal: you have to let go of "content being read to screen readers but not necessarily visually" <-- that's you getting sucked back into bad framing
#KartikPrabhuJonathanNeal: by using progressive enhancement? have usual <a> links with title for the undisclosed content, then is JS is available disclose content with Ajaxing it
#JonathanNealThe “skip to main content” link is revealed.
#KartikPrabhuJonathanNeal: right. So i would have a "skip to main content" visible as default. then if JS is active, I hide it and reveal it only on Tab
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#JonathanNealThat’s a common, expected interaction to have if you’re navigating a site with your keyboard, and it’s especially useful if that’s your primary way of skipping heading content and diving straight into the page’s main content.
#JonathanNealKartikPrabhu: oh okay, you wouldn’t need JavaScript to hide it, since it would not rely on JavaScript to be revealed.
#JonathanNealFor most browsers on most OS’s, with JavaScript off, you can expect the tab key to move you between links.
#KartikPrabhuso the trouble you are having is if you hide with CSS using display:none and reveal on :focus then it is also lost to screenreaders
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#JonathanNeal@KartikPrabhu the problem I have is that I need to communicate when something is not yet disclosed to the user visually.
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#JonathanNealBut it is content and it is ready to be absorbed.
#JonathanNealSo, aria-hidden is supposed to describe something that is not (or not yet) disclosed to the visitor.
#JonathanNealAnd of course now we have a plain old hidden attribute.
#JonathanNealHowever, this doesn’t accurately describe something that is not yet disclosed to the user, but is still accessible.
#tantekJonathanNeal: that's because it's too high level a conversation
#tantekwithout a specific real world example, it's hard to pursue a solution
#JonathanNealYes. Thanks twice now for making sense of things.
#tantekJonathanNeal: since you're back here now, go ahead and start your User: page and what you're itching / working on (e.g. like figuring out progressive disclosure content stuff) https://indiewebcamp.com/wikifying#Wikify_yourself
#prtksxnaGWG: I feel the need for 3 distinct types of meta data in Wordpress. 1) Post Kind - reply, repost etc. 2) Post Type - post, bookmark, image etc, and 3) Geolocation which they already have
#prtksxnaGWG: I am not familiar with their architecture comm. Not sure how changes like these get evaluated.
#GWGprtksxna: So you are suggesting that I should have used custom post types in WordPress in addition to custom taxonomies?
#aaronpkanything relevant happening at the crunchies?
#prtksxnaGWG: I don't think you can extend custom post types
#prtksxnaGWG: And from what I understand they aren't to excited about the feature anymore
#GWGprtksxna: No one seems excited about post formats either, alas
#prtksxnaSorry. I don't think these should be custom post types, they should all be "posts" and hopefully have formats (which as you said is not being pursued)
#GWGprtksxna: Well, I consider post kinds to be a replacement for post formats. I don't think they both need to be used.
#prtksxnaPost Formats <- Quote, chat etc. and Post Types <- Pages, attachments etc.
#prtksxnaAnd there are no "Custom" post formats (which sucks)
#GWGprtksxna: That's why I had to create a new taxonomy that could be customized.
#prtksxnaRight, but your plugin - Post Kind - handles stuff like reply and repost, right?
#GWGprtksxna: Yes, but it also has an option for article, note, and photo...
#prtksxnaI think that should be distinct from a plugin that takes care of formats like check-ins. This would allow me to reply to your blog post by checking into the restaurant you were praising (for example)
#KevinMarksso, could I include your magic reply stuff on my static site at kevinmarks.com, but point to known.kevinmarks.com that has a micropub endpoint?
#rhiaroHi almereyda! I'm not sure really, just had an email from them asking if they can be at indiewebcamp in Edinburgh in July. I haven't come across them before
#rhiaroMy immediate reaction is that they should update the indiewebcamp wiki for themselves as a start
#GWGrhiaro: There was someone in here the other day mentioning it
#rhiaroDefinitely interesting to talk to them for sure. A lot of the crypto stuff is beyond me, and I suspect out of scope for core indieweb goals, but still relevant
#GWGPfefferle, by the way, after the next time you update Semantic Linkbacks, I am going to switch to branching each individual feature. I have been reading advice on working with others
#tantekGWG, likely there will be *something* going on Wednesday night before, as that's the second day of the W3C Social Web WG f2f, and anyone staying for both WG and IWC will be around (myself included)
#tantek^^^ aaronpk definitely add this evidence there! (perhaps "Pingback" in a "Features" section?)
#gRegor`And not lock up their content behind a login. Or is Quora public now?
#LoqigRegor`: snarfed left you a message 12 hours, 53 minutes ago: sorry for the bridgy publish surprise, and thanks for the docs nudge. added to my todo list
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#aaronpktantek: should I assume they are sending pingbacks for all links? or write it as I experienced it this one time
#tantek.comedited /2015/Cambridge (+684) "add explicit week of section with subsections for each day, to start scheduling events and show related events all as a week" (view diff)
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#tantekaaronpk - "Appears to support sending pingbacks as of 2015-02-06 [URL]"
#tantekthough your webmention status URL only lasts for 2 days right?
#tantekmaybe post a note/article about it explicitly and quote your entire webmention status?
#aaronpki was going to screenshot the webmention status url
#LoqiNUX is short for New User Experience and is the process of designing with a focus on new users not necessarily familiar usage https://indiewebcamp.com/NUX
#tantekBTW - pro tip: avoid naming things "new something" because everything new becomes old eventually. Unless you really can't think of a name, or expect the change to happen on a long enough time scale (centuries) that it doesn't matter.
#LoqiOnboarding refers to the first experience a user has when installing, configuring, and first logging into an application https://indiewebcamp.com/onboarding
#gRegor`So I'm really surprised the aforementioned Quora article is available without being signed in. Anyone know if Quora changed that recently, or is it like "X free views"?
#ben_thatmustbemeso thinking about sponsors in the area for IWC Cambridge, Google campus is close by, does anyone know if we have a contact for the previous sponsorship they did?
#Loqikylewm: tantek left you a message 34 seconds ago: if you post an indie event + FB POSSE copy, for the upcoming HWC SF, I'll invite a bunch of folks to it
#tantekben_thatmustbeme: one of the biggest challenges to an IWC organizer is getting the word out - which is still done the tried and true classical way - direct contact with previous participants, and people you think may be interested
#tantekgreat - that's a good plan to go a month out like that to give people a better chance of planning travel etc.
#tantekaaronpk - could you post an indie event for IWC Cambridge and a FB POSSE copy, making ben_thatmustbeme, myself, sandro co-organizers of the FB event?
#ben_thatmustbemeah, i was going to say, if you need a second site to test, my site, mp-client, and micropub app, all assume that you might not be using indieauth.com
#milletterenoirb, I just sent a short email invitation to a few people, let me know if you didn't receive it.