#GWGHow would most parsers interpret a rel=me inside an h-card?
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#GWGI'm trying to decide how to solve a problem. WordPress always assumes multi-author. I want to store rel=me links. I could either store them in the user data or in sitewide data.
#GWGIf they are in user data. they'd logically come out with the rest of that data...the h-card
#aaronpkif you look at the parsed result of a page with rel=me somewhere, even in an h-entry, it will appear outside the "items" object in its own "rels" object
#GWGaaronpk: That is what I thought. Which is why I'm trying to figure it out, going back to the multi-author issue.
#GWGI have rel syndication links that scope to the page, even though they are each in an h-entry. I'd better fix that.
#GWGThere, fixed. rel=syndication only on single pages.
#uhsfThe first step to get to IndieMark Level 1 is to get a personal domain name. What do you think about having only a static IP instead of a domain name. Is there any problem with this? Can I get my 0.2 pts for identity with only a static IP?
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#GWGaaronpk: There isn't a microformats alternative to rel me, is there?
#aaronpkuhsf: an ip address is not a good identifier, since it is not something you can port around easily
#aaronpkuhsf: the point of a domain name is that it's something you can control, and change what is behind it whenever you want. you can't realy do that with an IP address, even a static one, since the IP addresses are owned by ISPs, you wouldn't be able to change ISP and keep your IP
#GWGaaronpk: That's what I thought. Trying to figure out how I can describe this in the WordPress UI. Having trouble mapping conventions.
#uhsfaaronpk: That doesn't seem to be a show-stopper because I don't plan to change ISP anytime soon. Is there another problem that you can think of, maybe in conflict with indieweb principles?
#aaronpkit's also not gonna look very pretty, since most of us display domain names of people in comment lists, etc
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#uhsfI just discovered indiewebcamp today and I'm surprised I didn't know about it earlier. It's exactly the kind of thing that really interests me. I browsed the wiki almost all day. I'm amazed at how it seems to solve all problems the web currently has. There are so many ideas on indiewebcamp that I already figured out and wanted to see happen. Thanks for making it happen.
#uhsfWhat I think is mostly missing are good tools that are easy to install and easy to use with good interface. That would allow for a greater adoption of all these nice features and concepts.
#pdurbinI wonder what ever happened to the... uh... rip off of Known. I forget what it was called.
#uhsfI just have to say that I was really disapointed learning that it was 'yet another' php blog platform. Why not Rails? I would have loved a great indieweb Rails project.
#uhsfThere are so many php blog platforms already. I really prefer to tinker with ruby than php.
#pdurbinuhsf: sounds like you have an itch to scratch :)
#Loqibenwerd: aaronpk left you a message on 3/5 at 7:40pm: how's reader functionality looking on the Known plan? I'm wondering if I can build components of my reader as libraries that you can use for it
#aaronpkall my linode servers rebooted today for required maintenance, and I'm realizing how much of a pain in the butt it is to maintain these IRC bots
#pdurbinaaronpk: thanks. I just I'm curious about the "why" behind "In order to replace IRC as a generic notification platform for myself". Why replace it? What are the pain points?
#aaronpkMaybe I should document more of the things I hope to get out of a reader vs irc
#aaronpkI guess text-only notifications are somewhat limiting. Like I want to see the pictures my cameras take, not just get a link to the photo
#aaronpkIt's also somewhat fragile since there are so many moving parts
#aaronpkLike when my door notifies me someone enters, it goes: Twilio -> web server -> http to node bot -> node bot to irc -> my irc client -> prowl api -> push notification on prowl iOS app
#aaronpki haven't decided if i'm going to make it a multi-user site where each "user" is a different part of the house like "front door" "living room" etc
#GWG2. It can be added in by filter from another plugin.
#GWGThen if you have syndication links installed, just go into Settings->Syndication Links and uncheck the option to disable syndication links in the content if it is checked.
#aaronpknext problem: the micropub plugin is apparently not storing the syndication links
#GWGaaronpk: It isn't, correct. But Syndication Links is prepared for when it does. I pull the content of the key mf2_syndication and merge the contents of that with key syndication_urls.
#GWGcaseorganic: Someone who made Tumblr, WordPress, and Disapora POSSE plugins contacted me and is supporting it in all of them. That makes 6 POSSE plugins with some level of support for it.
#caseorganicGWG: Next week i'll be announcing that I'm leaving Esri on the site. I'll be manually POSSE'ing the article to FB and Twitter, and will put the permalinks in the syndication box on the post.
#GWGcaseorganic: Which will work. I always start with manual data entry before automatic import.
#caseorganicGWG: I originally wanted to switch my site to wordpress to take advantage of the P2 theme. Super easy posting from the front of the site.
#caseorganicGWG: I have a lot of private WP installs using P2, because they're easy to update and have little social networks on
#GWGcaseorganic: Ever since Jeremy Zilar was talking about doing front end posting at IWC 2014, I've had it on my list. I want it only for simple note posting though.
#caseorganicGWG: thanks so much for your help! this is so exciting. It's challenging and exciting to be back on wordpress
#GWGcaseorganic: I will tell you if I ever get that project off the ground. I'm still iterating Post Kinds and Syndication Links. I keep adding little features.