#acegiakYeah she's just doing super basic stuff but it would be cool to get her in a spot where she can do indieweb stuff as I lure her down the rabbit hole
#snarfedGWG: yup, but other factors always still matter
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#gRegorLoveKartikPrabhu: Did I infer correctly you're coming to IWC Portland?
#gRegorLoveWhen I read "must think of a cool thing to show off for IWC"
#KartikPrabhugRegorLove: unfortunately not. but it is a good time to show off things even if remotely :)
#kylewmacegiak: I was very happy with A Small Orange's $35/year shared hosting plan. Also NearlyFreeSpeech.net could be very cheap for a low traffic site
#petermolnarpfefferle, GWG in case you're around: I'm curious about your opinion about the directions WordPress is going towards with their goals & development lately; IMHO there was no real gain since 4.0 (3.8?) in any actual, real-life use
#petermolnarfor example, I'm a bit angry that to disable emoji support, I need to hack the system with hooks & filters; that should be optional and in the core ( reason: the JS fallback they include is a memory eater )
#cweiskepetermolnar, pfefferle - since you are the wordpress guys: is there a way to allow password-protected access to wordpress feeds?
#GWGI'm more interested in getting Indieweb stuff into WordPress bit by bit.
#petermolnarwell, db is an indieweb antipattern, isn't i? :)
#GWGpetermolnar: I'm not prepared to tackle that one
#GWGEven within the community, it is a debated topic.
#petermolnarthere's no real debate, it has to be done, especially now that posgres is making a pretty impressive comeback, with native json and faster than solr full text search
#GWGpetermolnar: Well, I've mentioned this a few times. People do not think linkbacks are 'useful'. Most WordPress users think of the current built in ones: trackback and pingback, as spam targets.
#petermolnardon't forget the possibility of using pingback as a ddos originator :/
#GWGSo, if someone proposed adding webmention support to WordPress...people would say it was another target, without seeing a benefit.
#cweiskeGWG, which bug tracker issues do you have for the linkback improvements?
#GWGcweiske: I don't. I have a few for mf2 that met resistance.
#cweiskeone of the issues/patches would be to get native webmention support into the core, right?
#GWGI figure the only way to drum up interest in linkbacks in general, and webmentions as an improved delivery mechanism is to come up with an overall improvement
#GWGcweiske: Yes. I was just saying that to do it, it has to be a value proposition.
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#GWGI've been trying to come up with an idea on that people can get behind in the community.
#pfefferleGWG petermolnar Automattic added SemPress to the WordPress.com directory, but they removed all MF2 stuff before :(
#ZegnatIf the proof-of-work part of webmentions were to be further explored, could that be an argument for WordPress to implement it? As it is an anti-spam feature not offered by the existing pinbacks/trackbacks
#GWGZegnat: Do we have one? Vouch is limited in its support even in the community.
#GWGpfefferle: You and acegiak have already done some of it. Semantic Linkbacks changes the default trackback and pingback presentations to something nicer.
#ZegnatIf I understand it correctly, you don’t need Vouch, the p-o-w can be checked on the WordPress side of things. No third parties needed.
#GWGZegnat: Implementation in the community is still limited. We don't have proof of concept.
#ZegnatAre there any specific reasons people have chosen not the implement it? I guess that is the biggest hurdle. I am thinking of implementing it once I get my webmention endpoint spinning
#cweiskeBob's blog also retrieves other data required from the content of Alice's new post, such as the page title, an extract of the page content surrounding the link to Bob's post, any attributes indicating which language the page is in, and so forth.
#GWGcweiske: I quoted that. But it doesn't say how to display them.
#GWGIt says it retrieves them. Which suggests it uses them to generate a useful display.
#GWGI'm suggesting the current display is useless and needs to be made useful.
#GWGMy solution is a 'watered-down' version of Semantic Linkbacks, basically.
#petermolnarI wonder how many of us though about actually forking WP to make a minimalist core, suitable for interconnected stuff
#tommorriswhen I think of WordPress, "forking" isn't the first verb that comes to mind. :-)
#petermolnarwithout WYSIWYG editor, without eyecandy, without Google Fonts, emojis, heaviweight brutal javascript but with the actual tools for interconnected sites... oh wait, I might be describing known :D
#tommorriswhen I learned that people were using WordPress as an ecommerce system and storing each order as a private post, with people's credit card data as the post metadata...
#GWGTaking your ball and going home is not necessarily the best solution
#GWGtommorris: People doing stupid things happens everywhere
#petermolnartommorris please tell me you're joking there
#tommorristhe problem with WordPress is that everyone has decided they want to be able to use it for everything. so it becomes the ultimate adaptable ball of string. it becomes a badly designed CMS that consultants who couldn't code their way out of a paper bag use for everything. and they make such a steaming pile of shit with it, that it then becomes unmaintainable
#GWGEither way, I'm going to try to work within the system, even though that may ultimately be futile.
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#tommorrispetermolnar: nope, it gets worse - because of the new RESTful JSON API that WordPress is adding, all the people doing that kind of stuff are going to have all their data exposed.
#petermolnaroh, I've realized that; I tried the JSON API plugin and nearly literally screamed when I realized what it's actually doing
#tommorrisit's a good idea in theory, but because of the thousands of ways people are misusing WordPress, it's a hilariously bad idea in practice
#ZegnatIf I am sending several webmentions to the same domain, should I check for the endpoint URL separately for each linked page or can I assume 1 endpoint per domain?
#tantekyou have to do discovery for each page, since there is no protocol / assumption for sharing such information across pages
#tantekZegnat: if you find a performance problem/challenge, on either the sender/receiver of webmentions, please document (even if minor evidence) and we can look at it to see what should be done
#snarfedfwiw, some consumers do make that assumption in the field right now
#snarfedi'd be curious to know if any current webmention receivers use different endpoints per page
#ZegnatI haven’t seen any actual problems with it. I just thought it was a bit weird to check for endpoint several times if I am sending 3 webmentions to e.g. 3 different notes on tantek.com
#snarfed(and not expiring endpoints, those are different)
#tantekZegnat, snarfed, right and agreed on all points.
#Zegnatis getting the hang of adding all conversations to the wiki
#tantekZegnat: it does seem all current implementations / sites put their endpoints at the same URL on a domain regardless of which page is being webmentioned.
#ZegnatYeah, I was excepting that to be the case, tantek. But it is not actually a requirement for them to do so. So it remains an uncleared question until properly documented
#bear!tell tantek I just learned that Mozilla has a Brooklyn space and a Manhatten space - would you be able to find out if either of those are available for IWC?
#aaronpkI can think of a situation where I would have different webmention endpoints for pages on my domain
#aaronpkif I publish some sort of flat archive of stuff, like my twitter export, or an old version of my site, I would probably get nginx to serve the webmention HTTP header pointing to webmention.io
#ben_thatmustbemeyes, thats why you should look up endpoints by the page, not the domain
#aaronpkbut the rest of my site that is running p3k would be using its own webmention endpoint
#aaronpkmore likely to happen first is if we finally build webmention RSVPs into wiki pages, I would be setting a different webmention endpoint for pages that are events
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#KevinMarks__Gwg the killer feature for webmention in wp is bridgy support so fb and twitter responses show up too. That's been a lightbulb moment for wp users in the past
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#gRegorLoveGWG: Does the WordPress Webmention plugin use the core Pingback functionality? Can you use webmention while disabling Pingback?
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#elf-pavliktomorow i wan to see if both mentioned can possibly describe micropub endpoint as action handler for create/update/delete (HTTP POST) or web page for view/read (HTTP GET)
#Zegnatkylewm: I seem to recall a lot of the unix-based OS on the cacert list only support it because they use Debian’s ca-certificates, so with Debian shuffling cacert to a separate package we might even see the amount of systems with CAcert included go down rather than up :(
#elf-pavlikkylewm, i would like to add to unmpc support of saving all messages to personal https://remotestorage.io/ before publishing them on remote spaces like powered by phubble
#Loqigiving credit is a collection of cultural practices related to acknowledging and attributing text, hyperlinks, quotes, utterances to others, typically by name, as a way of recognizing their contribution(s) https://indiewebcamp.com/credit
#aaronpklike the ones that are created using a script that just write files to my storage, they don't use any sort of auth process nor do they go through my micropub endpoint, so they don't credit any app
#elf-pavlik"for client_id https://example.com/ a server can find its valid redirect URIs by looking for <link rel="redirect_uri" href="https://example.com/callback"> at example.com"