#Loqitantek: bear left you a message on 6/15 at 8:29am: 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? http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-15/line/1434382149531
#cweiskeso h-entries are not suceptible for that kind of errors?
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#Zegnatcweiske: I see no reason why h-entries wouldn’t be susceptible for wrong date stamps. It all smells like manually-typed timestamps, those are easy to mess up
#pfefferleit is a parsing thing… for u- you have to parse href, src and date
#Zegnatcweiske: RSS requires RFC 822 dates, if you manually write those you can mess up. HTML5 requires “valid date string” / “valid time string” (while ISO 8601 based HTML doesn’t seem to use ISO 8601 ???), if you manually write those you can mess up.
#pfefferleGWG and you don’t have to remove the h-as stuff… add the p- things additionally
#Zegnatuse p- if the HTML tree doesn’t matter. If there are HTML elements within your container that are important (i.e. they are part of the “value”) use e-
#pfefferleGWG Zegnat and there is another possibility ”žp-comment h-entry“ means, that the h-entry is a comment of the h- microformat above
#Zegnatp-comment h-entry sounds… odd. h-entry is a root class, so I would guess you have several data elements in the tree below that? So why have p-comment and not e-comment?
#pfefferleWe are still not talking about the same… I only wanted to mention that you can define ”žsup-formats“ if you are using p-something with h-something ;)
#ZegnatI just hope I am making sense, it is a bit of a weird issue. Overall, I think *all* mf implementations understand that there is a comment there, and they will happily parse the h-entry metadata, BUT if you were to ask an mf parser for the value of the comments on your blogpost you will get plain text back ("value" of "comment" on pin13) rather than the HTML you might expect.
#ZegnatTotally getting sub-formats, only doubting the use of p-
#Zegnatcweiske: you are right, most of the points made on Brent Simmons’ blog re: parsing feeds apply to HTML and mf. There is no real reason to think they are RSS only and implementers of h-feed readers might have to jump through hoops just as much
#tommorriscweiske, Zegnat: sure, but a lot of them flow from invisibility of the data. HTML is a lot more visible than RSS
#cweiskeVery slow responses, or responses that never actually complete - can happen with html, too
#cweiskeInfinitely long responses. eg, feed server has an error and prints an error message in a infinite loop until something stops it - same
#tommorristhe point is more if someone uses a fucked up date format on their HTML pages, you see it. if they do so in their RSS feed, the only person who sees is it is the grumbly programmer who writes rssdateformats.tumblr.com ;-)
#cweiskesometimes they misidentify RSS as something else (eg, text/plain). - same
#ZegnatGWG: it is a clear presentation, but I feel a little weird about the error. Wouldn’t at/on/@ be better? “Scott Eckers @ facebook.com: [comment]”
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#jonnybarnesanyone here running a push server? what value for lease_seconds do you use?
#aaronpki mean ultimately subscribers should proactively refresh feeds before they expire, so like checking on some more frequent cron like every hour and refreshing ones that are expiring within an hour
#rhiaroaka I'm only doing indieweb/socialwg stuff anyway so I have to summon a thesis out of it or I won't have anything
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#jonnybarnesyeah, thats what the spec says right? If a subscription doesn't renew by the time luease_seconds has expired, then forget about that subscription?
#tantek!tell benwerd for that Tumblr sprint, I suppose we need to better document all the different Tumblr post types and indieweb equivalents then right? so that export Tumblr, import to IndieWeb, and then POSSE IndieWeb -> Tumblr are work with high fidelity. :)
#kylewmtantek__: the small icon is because it's a copy of a copy... and my old design used very small avatar icons. perhaps I should mark up avatars with a data tag that has the full-size image!
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#kylewmheh, my salmentions implementation needs some work... it bypasses the normal de-duplication it seems
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#kylewmI very frequently have this problem with mf2 markup where i want two <div> columns | avatar | name and content |
#kylewmvery hard to markup the "p-author h-card" that way
#KartikPrabhukylewm: you shouldn't need to use 2 divs to make such columns must be doable with CSS. here is a way
#KartikPrabhuput everything in the "content" column including avatar, make it have a right margin of the size of avatar. use position: relative on avatar to shift it to the left
#kylewmgot it, OK thanks I will try that. Should work better on mobile too
#KartikPrabhukylewm: this also worked in FF dev tools. I moved the image into "content-column". content-column has margin-left:3em and then the image has margin-left:-3em;
#kylewmKartikPrabhu: do i still need to float: left on the image?
#KartikPrabhui don't think so let me check. So I just moved the <img> tag which has no float and it worked
#KevinMarks_you only need float if you want the wrapping stuff
#KevinMarks_KartikPrabhu just explained what I was handwaving about
#aaronpkoh yeah and the redirect_uri is always gonna be indieauth.com/something huh
#cweiskeso unless you want to require apps using indieauth.com to know and to link to the indieauth.com redirect uri, you cannot use their URL as client_id
#aaronpkhm well that isn't the worst idea actually, because if an app is using indieauth.com it's because it has the trusted relationship with it
#KartikPrabhushouldn't it be up to the app what it wants to link to ?
#KartikPrabhuindieauth shouldn't *require* apps to link to anything no?
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#aaronpkKartikPrabhu: no this is when an app uses indieauth.com rather than implementing indieauth protocol on its own
#Loqiaaronpk meant to say: i could make this relationship more explicit by requiring people sign up for an account before their app can use indieauth.com or something
#ben_thatmustbemethe only thing i could see is the ability to man in the middle and change the redirect_uri, many oauth endpoints make you specify where you will redirect beforehand
#aaronpkthat's why redirect URI registration is required
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#aaronpkwhich is handled in indieauth by publishing your valid redirect URIs on the client_id page
#aaronpkhm apparently I can't use a google voice phone number for login verifications on twitter, and twitter won't let me use the app-based verification without adding a phone number which is dumb
#Loqislack/tantek: Hey Gregor could you start a /invitation#Prototypes section like this one and start documenting your "text only" invitation notes/tweets?