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# 00:01 GWG 100% of attendees are now in HWC NYC
# 00:01 GWG First item on agenda...how to get 200% next time
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# 00:06 GWG zachdonovan is working with Red Wind.
# 00:06 GWG Has noticed if there areno tags, it throws an error and would like to work with that
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# 00:26 GWG Planningthe next meeting of the HWC NYC chapter, which will be more successful
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# 00:58 GWG How do you change the sidebar on the wiki?
# 00:58 kylewm GWG: zachdonovan: 2 is a success! lots of successful meetings in Chicago
# 00:58 GWG Where it says Recent and Upcoming
# 00:59 GWG kylewm: I think we may need to revisit the venue and the promotion
# 01:00 kylewm where are techy people in NYC? my impression is brooklyn?
# 01:06 GWG We're wrapping up here, zachdonovan has to go home
# 01:06 GWG I've identified food venues for next month, if we can't find anything else
# 01:07 GWG Maybe I can talk Jeremy into hosting
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# 01:17 jayz slapps dpg with a wet trout
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# 01:27 jayz select * from irc join freenode on irc.id = freenode.channel_id
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# 01:29 kylewm waves to HWC SF, sorry I could not make it tonight
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# 01:33 jayz the gibson, im trying to hack it from mozilla's hq. is that ok?
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# 01:34 kylewm KevinMarks_: no sorry I could not make it up there tonight
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# 01:42 tantek KevinMarks: one thing I did was to port cassis autoembed to Python
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# 01:53 aaronpk at pdx we're looking at websites in a recently-compiled build of Mosaic
# 01:53 tantek aaronpk - remember to ask about confirming July 11-12 for IWC with people
# 01:53 aaronpk pdx.esri.com and aaronparecki.com are mostly readable
# 01:54 aaronpk google.com however is an entire screen of javascript, followed by the first human-readable text of "download chrome"
# 01:57 GWG We have 4 weeks to improve on tonight's HWC NYC
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# 02:06 ttepasse KevinMarks ( KevinMarks_?), your to-Twitter-Things spams your followers with @replies, because you put the hashtag first.
# 02:06 tantek ttepasse: no they are not @replies - they are quotes from that person
# 02:07 ttepasse Hm. How should one know?
# 02:09 ttepasse For me in my Twitter client it looked like a script gone amok. ;)
# 02:09 tantek ttepasse: welcome to watching KevinMarks livetweeting :)
# 02:09 dpg this is awesome. :)
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# 02:50 GWG So, what does everyone think about more remote participation in HWC?
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# 08:48 tantek does anyone do anything special when they receive a webmention from a quotation of their content?
# 08:54 tantek and if you don't do anything special when receiving a webmention from a quotation of (part of) your post, should the fallback behavior be "reply" or just a "mention" ?
# 08:56 tantek I'm leaning towards just a "mention" as fallback
# 08:57 tantek and perhaps marking up the link to the source of the quotation with some variant of : u-quoted-from, u-quote-of, u-quotation-of (similar to u-like-of or u-repost-of)
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# 09:00 tantek thinking u-quote-of (shorter than) > u-quotation-of
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# 09:01 tantek and new u-*-of > u-*-from because more like (and thus easier to remember) others like u-like-of , u-repost-of
# 09:02 tantek I'm asking the æther questions about quote/quotation posts
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# 15:19 kylewm curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
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# 15:43 rhiaro I don't have https. My main site runs on shared hosting, for Reasons, and I discovered the other day that visiting https://rhiaro.co.uk (and accepting warnings) loads someone else's site.
# 15:43 rhiaro I asked the hosting company to fix this, and they want to add a line to my .htaccess file. This doesn't *seem* like it should be the right solution. It doesn't seem like something that should have been happening at all.
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# 15:43 rhiaro But I don't know anything about this (it's on my todo list..) so I thought I'd get some opinions before I challenge them..
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# 15:44 rhiaro seemed like something that should be configurable deeper in apache than my .htaccess file
# 15:45 ben_thatmustbeme accessing the https:// for your site goes to your server IP on port 443, if (for example) apache is not set to host your site over https, it will just go to whatever site is listed first for that server (in apache anyway)
# 15:45 ben_thatmustbeme .htaccess does sound weird, but i believe in the root directory, it checks that pretty early
# 15:47 rhiaro it works for urls and content negotiation just fine
# 15:47 rhiaro they didn't say what they wanted to add to it, just asked about what they can see is already there
# 15:48 rhiaro ..which also made me suspiciuos. My rewrite rules aren't exactly mysterious, but they asked 'what they are for'
# 15:49 rhiaro they've been fine, but I've never wanted much
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# 15:52 ben_thatmustbeme wait, no, i think you were right actually, i am wrong, i understand why it redirects incorrectly, but unless they add a https entry for your site (which can then redirect to the non-https version, it won't work
# 15:52 rhiaro redirecting to none https isn't good surely? shouldn't it just refuse connection?
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# 16:12 aaronpk rhiaro: yeah that's definitely a problem on their end
# 16:13 aaronpk they're obviously not gonna buy an SSL cert for you, but they should be serving either 1) your site with an invalid SSL cert, or 2) a default page of their saying "no site configured here" or whatever their normal thing is
# 16:15 rhiaro so they should have some idea of how to set this up
# 16:16 rhiaro their FAQ for 'how to set up SSL' is 'buy a cert from us and we'll set it up for you'
# 16:17 rhiaro I'm going to enquire about how to set it up if I don't want to buy it from them, and see if they cooperate
# 16:17 aaronpk you should be able to get a free cert from startssl, then give them the private key and cert and they should be able to install it
# 16:18 rhiaro but whether they will or not is the question ;)
# 16:18 rhiaro maybe if I ask this via a public tweet I'll get better results
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# 16:38 bret i'm getting the impression the goal of linked data is to turn the web into a relational database
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# 16:43 bret as a loose theory, but modeling information expresses worldview and opinion
# 16:44 aaronpk i also don't see how that overlaps with making a twitter clone
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# 16:54 bret apples going to get in trouble if they keep doing this
# 16:54 aaronpk i wonder if that's why there hasn't been a pebble update since february
# 16:54 bret this is some serious IE level bullshit
# 16:57 aaronpk in order to publish your JS pebble app and make it available to iOS, Pebble has to recompile their own app and push an update on the pebble store
# 16:57 aaronpk so they have this forum thread where they were announcing "submit your changes by X date" which is when they'd go do a build and publish to the store
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# 16:59 aaronpk oh this is good news, this means Teacup for pebble is going to be available on iOS!
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# 17:00 bret i hate app stores with passion, every os x app i have ever bought eventually burned me in some way (eg sorry we just cant do that in the app store version)
# 17:00 bret the only one that remotely gets it right is steam
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# 17:01 bret ios the alternative is actually worse
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# 17:02 bret desktop though, I pretty much avoid the app store almost all together
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# 17:28 AcidNerd do you know how is the wordpress implementation of indieweb manage plugins upgrades ?
# 17:29 AcidNerd and if there would be a simple way to know there is upgrades to plugins (beside rss,git hub follow to check coder activity)
# 17:30 AcidNerd also thinking on doing a simple .sh script that would wget the latest version of each plugin when executed
# 17:31 AcidNerd but it seems Known indieweb plugins are already spread among a few people, so i wanted to know if there is a comprehensive list somewhere ?
# 17:36 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 17:37 ben_thatmustbeme also, woo, got person-mentions working now. Only mentions of my homepage will show up on the sidebar on my site
# 17:39 rhiaro aaronpk, ben_thatmustbeme: ssl update - I got a reply from someone higher up the chain explaining that the cert thing was to do with an IP address problem resulting from the server being ddos'd a couple of months ago. still their fault, but better than them just being incompetant. Also it's a few cpanel button clicks to install my own, so I'll do that soon.
# 17:49 rhiaro also nice work on person tags :) I want to add that soon
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# 17:50 rhiaro I hate to mention it, but this is what the httpRange-14 issue was supposed to resolve :D
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# 17:51 ben_thatmustbeme actually, since it is a URL and not an H-card, i would assume it to be liking the site, not the person
# 17:52 rhiaro so someone could like you as a person if they wanted to?
# 17:52 aaronpk omg did you just solve httprange14 with microformats?
# 17:53 ben_thatmustbeme hmm... wonder if I should split those out and have "site mentions vs person-mentions"
# 17:54 rhiaro so acceptably to semantic web pedants you could whack a # on the end of a url to make it represent you and not the site
# 17:54 rhiaro and that's basically a summary of the httpRange14 resolution
# 17:55 rhiaro you could also use a different url altogether
# 17:55 ben_thatmustbeme since # is supposed to be processed by the client, and will not get passed to the server
# 17:56 rhiaro it is just used for differentiating between websites and not-websites
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# 17:56 rhiaro aka information resources and non-informational resources
# 17:56 ben_thatmustbeme it just pushes the ambiguity further though, now any url with # could possibly bbe considered not-a-website
# 17:56 rhiaro good timing tantek, it's httpRange-14 time :D
# 17:57 aaronpk do I need to add an "httpRange-14" trigger to Loqi?
# 17:58 rhiaro well httpRange-14 *is* a resolution (supposedly) not the problem itself
# 17:58 rhiaro (the problem being we can't (yet) use http for teleportation)
# 18:00 ben_thatmustbeme anyway, i think i am actually doing it wrong on my site. those mentions are stored as "person-mentions" but I don't think i should have changed that
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# 18:03 tantek and when was Google OpenID delegation disabled?
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# 18:07 tantek aaronpk - wait what? when? re: "Teacup for pebble is going to be available on iOS!"
# 18:07 kylewm ben_thatmustbeme: could you explain this -- "since it is a URL and not an H-card, i would assume it to be liking the site, not the person"? Are you thinking a like of a person would be "u-like-of h-card" rather than "u-like-of h-cite"?
# 18:09 kylewm h-card and h-feed are both root microformats objects
# 18:09 ben_thatmustbeme i would argue that is the case kylewm. u-like-of ben.that.... = like the web page, u-like-of h-card ben.that..... = like of the person
# 18:10 tantek step four look at the *first* root microformats object
# 18:11 tantek step five it's an h-card of "Ben Roberts" - a person
# 18:11 tantek conclusion: the like is of a person Ben Roberts
# 18:11 ben_thatmustbeme eek... hmmm... so by changing the h-card to be later in the page i change all likes of me to likes of my page?
# 18:11 Loqi ben_thatmustbeme meant to say: eek... hmmm... so by changing the h-card to be later in the feed i change all likes of me to likes of my feed?
# 18:12 tantek yep. it's why my h-feed is *inside* my h-card on tantek.com
# 18:12 rhiaro Sounds like having the h-card or not in the u-like-of is more precise
# 18:12 tantek rhiaro: nope, because as the external linker, you don't get to be authoritative about what the site is
# 18:12 rhiaro what if you specifically want to like someone's feed rather than h-card?
# 18:12 rhiaro I guess then if they don't provide it, you can't
# 18:13 tantek want to like something more specific? link to something more specific.
# 18:14 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: FYI your x-pronouns look buggy
# 18:14 kylewm world's converge as tantek advocates kylewm.com/#me to link to a person
# 18:14 rhiaro tantek: so do you think the person should always be more general than the site, or it doesn't matter which way round they go (h-card inside h-feed or vice versa)?
# 18:14 tantek kylewm it's by design since we first came up with XFN
# 18:15 tantek rhiaro: you're asking a cultural question, not a technical question, that's your first confusion.
# 18:15 tantek people refer to sites as people, therefore the person
# 18:15 rhiaro tantek: I'm asking if you think there should be a general rule/best practice for this, or if it's just up to the person
# 18:15 tantek no I'm saying there is an established cultural practice for this
# 18:15 tantek established by bloggers in the late 1990s and early 2000s
# 18:16 rhiaro I wouldn't have expected people to think of my site as me
# 18:16 ben_thatmustbeme hmm, it also puts a burden on the person posting the like to figure out if they are liking the h-card or the h-feed
# 18:16 tantek rhiaro: right, because the SW folks have confused you about that
# 18:16 tantek however, pre-Facebook, bloggers all referred to each other by domain
# 18:16 kylewm I think ben_thatmustbeme's pronouns are buggy, e prefers eirs pronouns gender neutral
# 18:16 rhiaro I was on the web for a long time before I was on the SW
# 18:16 Loqi kylewm meant to say: I think ben_thatmustbeme's pronouns are not buggy, e prefers eirs pronouns gender neutral
# 18:17 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: no because the tagging semantics are expressed *by* the linker
# 18:17 tantek heh - indeed - lots of lowercase semantic web was conceived / deployed there
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# 18:18 tantek rhiaro: my point is, there's a pre-established cultural practice that emerged naturally. people as sites/domains.
# 18:18 tantek as a scientist it makes sense to look at and use that data
# 18:18 ben_thatmustbeme if you mean buggy because of the choice of pronoun, it isn't thats by design, mainly for testing
# 18:18 tantek which is the fundamental reason why hr-14 is ignorable
# 18:18 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: neat! so kylewm was right then.
# 18:19 ben_thatmustbeme tantek could you explain why its different a little more. You mean if i said I Like Bob Jones and included the person's name, etc then its okay to use an h-card
# 18:19 rhiaro tantek: Admittedly my dataset is probably smaller than yours due to less experience, but I didn't observe this in blogging and web circles (pre-facebook) at all
# 18:19 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: simple. There are such things as person tags as established by common practice in silos
# 18:20 ben_thatmustbeme tantek: there is an established practice of liking a person, look at tinder, ok-cupid, etc
# 18:20 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: right, it's the difference between information that is a "preview" of sorts of data that is at the site, and information that indicates author intent
# 18:21 ben_thatmustbeme so lacking the h-card, it falls back to parsing the page for the first top level microformats
# 18:21 tantek u-tag-of links to the h-entry that you're tagging
# 18:22 tantek it's the u-category h-card that's the person tag
# 18:22 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: right, it's author intent - on both sides
# 18:22 tantek my point was, it was easy to answer rhiaro's question
# 18:23 ben_thatmustbeme blames kylewm for leading me astray it "Are you thinking a like of a person would be "u-like-of h-card" rather than "u-like-of h-cite"?"
# 18:23 tantek you can have a "u-like-of h-card" if you like
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# 18:23 tantek you can have <a rel="met friend colleague" class="u-like-of h-card" .. > too
# 18:24 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: no because the object itself is not an h-feed
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# 18:24 tantek it only works for h-card because an h-card with just name and URL works
# 18:24 ben_thatmustbeme yes, is there a way to unambiguously refer to an h-feed when the h-feed is not the first item on the page
# 18:25 Loqi ben_thatmustbeme meant to say: yes, is there a way to unambiguously refer to an h-feed when the h-feed is not the first top level mf class object on the page
# 18:25 tantek is there a way to unambiguously refer to something on a page? yes, use a fragment or fragmention to it
# 18:26 tantek I think we've got the use cases covered, therefore, nothing missing
# 18:26 tantek rhiaro - re: is this on (a/the) wiki - looks like my thoughts have evolved since the last time I captured
# 18:27 ben_thatmustbeme fragments only work IF there is an ID attached though. without any.... and fragmentions are going to change based on content (besdies it would be liking a specific passage)
# 18:27 rhiaro I think it'd be good to have a protocol of sorts, like you described step by step tantek, documented
# 18:28 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: right, so if you have to enable it as the publisher
# 18:28 rhiaro but yes, as ben_thatmustbeme says, if the publisher doesn't provided a suitable fragment to use, you have to assume they don't want people to like their feed/h-card
# 18:28 tantek just as you enable stuff by adding microformats
# 18:28 rhiaro hmmm, this turned out to be a super useful conversation
# 18:29 rhiaro clearing up how microformats can be used to reference people or feeds, and how people think about these things
# 18:29 ben_thatmustbeme but you added microformats, that should be enough to enable liking, seems rather odd to require an ID on feeds to like them, but not on h-cards
# 18:30 rhiaro microformats are not yet deeply embedded in my psyche so I forget
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# 18:30 rhiaro ben_thatmustbeme: So I guess it's also up to the publisher to decide whether they want person or feed at top level
# 18:30 rhiaro and you follow the microformats when liking to figure out what you're liking
# 18:31 rhiaro or, I mean, to make sure you're liking the appropriate thing
# 18:32 ben_thatmustbeme the same markup on my site, with different URLs can mean wildly different things, so my thought was, can I specify h-card always if its a person and something else always if not, and avoid any ambiguity in my likes
# 18:33 ben_thatmustbeme how do those that do not have the h-feed on their homepage mark-up the link to their feed?
# 18:37 kylewm !tell elf-pavlik were you ever able to connect to woodwind with indiecert?
# 18:37 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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# 18:38 rhiaro ben_thatmustbeme: ^ so because I want my url to refer to my site, not me
# 18:38 rhiaro that should work for microformats people whilst also being fine for SW people
# 18:38 KartikPrabhu if you do a u-like-of with rel=feed it will say that the like post has a feed
# 18:41 ben_thatmustbeme there is no method to link to a feed that isn't "that feed is the feed for this page"
# 18:43 GWG Disclaimer: Afternoon may not vary. Void where prohibited.
# 18:44 ben_thatmustbeme btw, i used to have two h-feeds and a h-card on my homepage, it would have been impossible for anyone to follow my "articles only" feed
# 18:45 KartikPrabhu ben_thatmustbeme: I recall a discussion at the microformats wiki using "rel-following" or something
# 18:47 voxpelli XFN rel-follow would be the way to mark up a list of feeds one follow
# 18:47 voxpelli Then step 2: Convert to OPML 3: Do a live import to a reader 4: Profit!
# 18:49 KartikPrabhu ben_thatmustbeme: yeah. why is that important. if there is a separate feed page link to that
# 18:51 KartikPrabhu if you want something to be unambiguously refered to then it should have its own URL
# 18:52 KevinMarks We came up with xfn to link to sites as people, and it got huge adoption
# 18:52 KartikPrabhu i mean. suppose i go all old school and publish posts only in a stream and not have individual URLs and pages for each post, how will you like a particular post unambiguously?
# 18:53 KevinMarks And blogging practice was always to link to people's blogs as them when citing
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# 19:01 voxpelli One can always add a hash to link to a specific part of the page in an XFN, link, no? Then whether client supports such advanced parsing is another matter
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# 19:02 KartikPrabhu fragmentions technically refer to some particular text and not a fragment/element on the page
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# 19:04 KartikPrabhu voxpelli: not if the goal to to link to a particular h-feed or something
# 19:05 voxpelli KartikPrabhu: if you have many h-feed's, why not give them ids?
# 19:06 KartikPrabhu but the problem discussed above was "what to do if that is not the case"
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# 19:31 ben_thatmustbeme and then in my main site i will just list h-card first, and assume any likes of my homepage, are likes of Me.... because everybody likes me
# 19:34 kylewm the fat pings I get from withknown.superfeedr.com give me activitystreams JSON ???!
# 19:37 kylewm ah, because Known does content negotiation, and superfeedr must be requesting with Accept: application/json
# 19:37 voxpelli weird if Superfeedr prefers JSON above Atom/RSS though? sounds like someone is doing the content negotiation wrong
# 19:38 rhiaro ben_thatmustbeme: I don't have a h-feed yet. on my homepage I want to play with sorting and displaying content in lots of different ways, so I intend to have a totally separate page that's just a feed of everything
# 19:38 rhiaro and I agree that h-feeds are important enough ot have their own urls
# 19:39 kylewm voxpelli: would one expect werd.io/content/all to return RSS with Accept: application/rss+xml?
# 19:41 rhiaro ben_thatmustbeme: also if you wanted to tag a feed you could use that
# 19:41 AcidNerd would be great
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# 19:59 hmans We're just about to complete our move to the new flat. I have a Pants room now!
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# 20:06 hmans A room for the sole purpose of developing Pants.
# 20:08 rhiaro Ooh I doubt this is a new idea, but following page as ^ hmans plans would be useful for if you wanted to switch readers. You could sign in, new reader can discover your following page, and follow everything for you
# 20:09 rhiaro only works if you're okay with public list of following though
# 20:09 kylewm benwerd: I sort of figured out what's going on with Known and push pings
# 20:09 kylewm I am getting them from you, but they contain activitystreams JSON instead of HTML in the body (!!)
# 20:12 rhiaro ben_thatmustbeme: isn't that implying that the /whitelist is the same as you? I think I'm missing something
# 20:13 rhiaro hmans: awesome. be great if readers use this to auto follow everyone
# 20:14 rhiaro ben_thatmustbeme: oh, I didn't read it that way
# 20:14 rhiaro I thought rel="me" just meant this also represents me. Which, to me, a contact list wouldn't be.
# 20:16 rhiaro hmans: do you get your followers from their sites?
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# 20:22 rhiaro ben_thatmustbe: fab, thanks, that's interesting
# 20:25 tantek returns - sitting in W3C TAG meeting as an invited guest
# 20:27 tantek GWG, congrats again on organizing HWC NYC - like Chicago, two is a humble beginning, but there's lots more people / transit in NYC, so you've got some good potential ahead of you.
# 20:29 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: add that to /HWC page - in a "how to promote" section ;)
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# 20:34 tantek ben_thatmustbeme: re: (i can assume only because it is listed first) <-- it's a reasonable general assumption since people typically put their names at the top of their sites, which should be marked up in h-card, before any stream-like content.
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# 20:35 ben_thatmustbeme zachdonovan: i have not met you in person... so I don't know... are you? how are you typing?!
# 20:43 tantek since the previous site subheads "looked better" according to aaronpk
# 20:45 aaronpk funny how @katies has 92k followers and isn't even a verified™Â account
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# 21:38 tantek man adding those subheads is depressing, it's like revisiting and typing the names from a graveyard
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# 21:40 tantek (aside) snarfed: congrats on Color Genomics product launch!
# 21:40 tantek that post is a great example of integrating backfeed from lots of silo copies
# 21:43 tantek despite "need facepiles" - the presentation is still beautiful and quickly conveys to non-indieweb people how awesome POSSE+backfeed is
# 21:43 tantek which is why it's a good IndieWeb Example to list for backfeed
# 21:44 tantek "show me an example indieweb" is a common request
# 21:45 tantek and what they really mean is: show me an example of indieweb that quickly shows what's cool/awesome about it, and better/different than just a blog
# 21:45 snarfed clear examples that are visually self explanatory always help
# 21:48 tantek and now that I have like posts on my site… ;)
# 21:48 tantek (remind me what's the rough lag time on seeing webmention responses show up on your posts?)
# 21:49 tantek is it - whenever you check your moderation queue?
# 21:50 snarfed @tantek: roughly half the time it needs me to clear the cache. i've never quite prioritized figuring out how to tune that :/
# 21:51 snarfed there are a few native comments, but you and kylewm have the honor of the only two indie likes
# 21:52 Loqi snarfed meant to say: there are a few native comments, but you and kylewm have the something of the only two indie likes
# 21:52 aaronpk i really need to fix my display of likes to not show the whole blog post of the thing i'm liking
# 21:55 tantek yeah. I think I was much more thorough with the notification/text first design methodology with my design for "like" posts than any other content type.
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# 21:56 tantek yeah I know I need to do a blog post on that :/
# 22:01 tantek KevinMarks: as a book, it's out of date already
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# 22:04 KevinMarks_ "The world’s first web page was practically mobile ready. And that was in a time when there were no tablets or smartphones. There’s one simple reason for this: the web page consisted of plain text."
# 22:04 tantek mobile ready is not good enough any more. you need to be notification ready for pieces of microcontent. and now watch ready.
# 22:06 KevinMarks_ sure, books are that way, doesn't mean they aren't useful for supporting quotes
# 22:15 KevinMarks_ the discussion about post links within a page of short posts - thta was the original blogger style, and the preserve the permalinks
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# 22:23 KevinMarks_ and found <div class='post hentry uncustomized-post-template' itemprop='blogPost' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/BlogPosting'> <meta content='3200930' itemprop='blogId'/> <meta content='7053068' itemprop='postId'/> <a name='7053068'></a>
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# 22:35 bret it looks machine parsable.... but is it? ;)
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# 22:39 bret KevinMarks_: now you can say you support microdata too ;P
# 22:40 bret LOL the microdata parser cant parse your blog
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# 22:47 KevinMarks_ rdf creates a graph of connected things, so it has to make up references for them
# 22:49 KevinMarks_ in practice it adds another layer of indirection instead of nesting
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# 23:09 kylewm aaronpk: do you know what content-type you get in pings to monocle?
# 23:10 aaronpk i'm not actually using fat pings right now, i'm just treating a ping as a notification that the url is updated, and I go fetch the feed again
# 23:11 kylewm you may not be getting any content at all unless you are doing the little authentication dance with hub.secret
# 23:12 kylewm I'm very curious about why superfeedr is sending json for known sites, the timezone change to paris is killing me
# 23:12 aaronpk it was easier to avoid fat pings, made the code on both sides way simpler
# 23:14 kylewm hehe, yeah i see a bunch of requests from indiewebcamp.com's ip address every time i create a new post
# 23:36 GWG snarfed: Saw your message. Are you using the snarfed friendly CSS files I set up for you?
# 23:37 snarfed GWG: nah, still the original css i wrote, since they still work ok
# 23:37 snarfed i think you mentioned doing those for general use, right? hopefully not just for me!
# 23:37 GWG snarfed: Besides, SASS generates them for me automatically.
# 23:38 GWG It took me a few minutes to add the extra lines
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# 23:46 GWG snarfed: I am thinking of finally trying to use Bridgy Publish full time.
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# 23:48 snarfed yeah, gregor, barryf, maybe tantek, a number of others
# 23:49 GWG I'm trying to figure out what I need to do to ensure it renders as intended each time. No solution I've tried does that.
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# 23:56 GWG I can't figure out consistent Twitter behavior
# 23:57 GWG What does Bridgy do with posts that are more than 140 characters?