endiI just like the idea of keybase.io being that as well. they're a fresh take on WoT and IndieAuth is in a way establishing WoT with identification via URL and authentication via twitter etc
endiin any case setting up rel="pgpkey" is a great idea. and paying attention is another good idea.. accidentally redirected <VirtualHost *:80> to "https://www.example.com"
acegiakGWG: Is there a meta field that the avatar is stored in? Looking at the semantic linkbacks code it seems to be generated on the fly with a filter?
tantekwe're about the start our biweekly Homebrew Website Club meetups and notes - feel free to lurk, or if you have any specific questions about or get stuck on https://indiewebcamp.com/wikifying#Wikify_yourself definitely ask questions!
Loqiarchive in the context of the indieweb refers to date-grouped (often monthly) sets of posts (AKA personal historical archives, a common form of navigation), but can sometimes mean archival copy, a copy of a web page made (often by someone other than the author) at a particular point in time https://indiewebcamp.com/archive
LoqiAn archival copy is a copy of a web page made (often by someone other than the author) at a particular point in time, that can be used as a reference if the original disappears or is temporarily unavailable https://indiewebcamp.com/archival_copy
ehlovaderhow is the community feel about orphaned links? making them to record something and come back later to create a stub or more detailed post ok?
ehlovader.comcreated /User:Ehlovader.com (+300) "Created page with "<span class="h-card">[http://ehlovader.com/ Joseph Richardson]</span> is a web developer in the Ann Arbor, MI area. I was instantly intrigued by IWC interesting after discovering..."" (view diff)
Loqipayment in the context of the indieweb refers to a feature on an indie web site that provides a way for the visitor to that website to pay (currency, gift card credit, etc.) the person represented by that indie web site https://indiewebcamp.com/payment
LoqiSalmentions are a way to pass comments upstream by sending a webmention from a reply post to the original post when the reply recieves a comment https://indiewebcamp.com/Salmentions
LoqiMarginalia are interactions or responses to arbitrary parts of a post, in contrast to a traditional comment which refers to the entire post https://indiewebcamp.com/marginalia
Kongalooshnoob problem: trying to get syndication with quill going. I've got it picking up the sites I want to syndicate to... what do I need to do next?
GWGtantek, aaronpk: Still no venue. Stumped. Made contacts unsuccessfully. Other than me paying for a venue....nothing. So...as of now, unless a white knight arrives...I don't know.
JonathanNealBlocking and unblocking services isn’t in the venacular of Facebook culture, which I would consider the typical social but untech crowd. Maybe that’s a bias limited by my own perspectiv.
LoqiJonathanNeal meant to say: Blocking and unblocking services isn’t in the venacular of Facebook culture, which I would consider the typical social but untech crowd. Maybe that’s a bias limited by my own perspective.
JonathanNealI was just wondering what the smoothest path is for someone like my wife. If one day she said “I’m sick of Facebook, but I want to (share pictures, send messages to friends); could I realistically say “go here, press the button, now you own your data, and you can do all of those things, haev fun”
tantekKevinMarks: you were pointing out that many blogs had a summary or subhead or something like it in their UI and/or feed files. Did that ever get captured on the wiki?
LoqiA summary is short text that conveys a post's main point(s), or a plain text equivalent for kinds of posts like likes and RSVPs that use other properties to convey their meaning https://indiewebcamp.com/summary
tantekKevinMarks, mostly wondering if you have a (UI / user-centric) term for that "feature" of blogs that we can then document on the wiki with examples etc.
tantek!tell KevinMarks e.g. on my home page, I'm marking up my personal "subhead" as it were as my "p-role" in my h-card, because that's what it lists. Wondering if that's the kind of thing you're referring to as well.
tantekcsarven: no it's deliberately unspecified, left to the ambiguities of human social interactions, as a motivation to just continuously practice being kind, helpful, and personally productive on your own site
csarvenHmm, someone mentioned how to get around (the bug?) at https://indiewebcamp.com/User:Csarven.ca re: "User:Csarven.ca" header awhile back. I don't think I can dig this out of the IRC logs. Anyone know?
Loqislack/tantek: At the same time I expanded the display/storage of my indie likes to allow for explicit inclusion of u-like-of links to the POSSE copy/copies of the indie post being liked.
Loqislack/tantek: Which then has the side effect of automatically liking the tweet posse copy of the indie post (using bridgy) at the same time as I send a webmention to the original.
Loqislack/tantek: Thanks snarfed! Also you might be interested to see that that like of benwerd's post, because I POSSEd the like to the tweet POSSE copy of the original, Bridgy backfed it and it looks like a duplicate like in benwerd's original.
kylewmit checks that the url of the the POSSEd like matches the u-syndication of the original like... since (IIRC) bridgy makes up a url for the permalink, it wouldn't be easy to guess what it will be
Loqislack/tantek: Snarfed indeed! And if you view source in the permalink of my indie like above you'll see that it does include an exploit u-like-of link to the tweet posse copy of benwerd's post.
snarfedalternatively you could fetch and cache likers' h-cards and de-dupe based on twitter rel-me link, since bridgy's twitter fave mf2 will have that in its h-card
tantek.comedited /User:Tantek.com (+651) "indieweb community to do: document how to use your own site instead of your Tumblr, including document Tumblr explicit post types <-> specific indie web post types, how to Import from Tumblr, Markup, POSSE to Tumblr" (view diff)
LoqiKevinMarks_: tantek left you a message 4 hours, 20 minutes ago: e.g. on my home page, I'm marking up my personal "subhead" as it were as my "p-role" in my h-card, because that's what it lists. Wondering if that's the kind of thing you're referring to as well. http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-18/line/1434637875153
Loqislack/tantek: Or.... I'm going to take a wild guess that FB's link preview code might not check for <object data=>, so you could use that for the other lines instead of <img src>
LoqiThe Open Graph protocol (OGP) is an open* standard developed by Facebook for annotating the primary subject of an HTML page via a set of custom <meta> tags in the document head for the purpose of Facebook showing link previews https://indiewebcamp.com/OGP
JeenaKevinMarks, what is this tagline/description you're talking about? I have a short description just under my picture at https://jeena.net/ and is a h-card but I didn't mark it up as some kind of description
tantekKevinMarks - of course you are. but like everything else design/UX related in this space, we should document the existing work of the silos - since they've out innovated all past "blog" and such design/UX efforts
tantekfeel free to link to their specific card presentation documentation and hotlink their own images/screenshots if you don't want to take/construct your own
tantekkylewm: when you've documented the Red Wind examples, could you pick the 2 most exemplary (besides yours) like maybe the 2 most recently updated and with good visual design, and also add them to the list here? http://indiewebcamp.com/projects#Red_Wind
tantekand now to return to a previous subject - time to try out indie like of one of kylewm's notes as well as POSSEing the like to the POSSE copy of his note.
tantek!tell snarfed, kylewm, benwerd, aaronpk captured a bunch about displaying likes on posts, why/how to, examples - would appreciate your feedback/iterations and additional IndieWeb Example entries! https://indiewebcamp.com/likes#How_to
tantekhard to tell, but in general I would say if their is an indie like from that person, then their silo likes of the same thing can be presumed to be duplicates
Loqitantek meant to say: hard to tell, but in general I would say if there is an indie like from that person, then their silo likes of the same thing can be presumed to be duplicates
tantekI felt like documenting each specific case first would be useful to solve those specific cases, since they do differ in odd / interesting ways that affect the solutions
tantekI just encountered the behavior, and decided it's low priority for me (but not zero) and thus figured I'd ask if anyone else had thought about it or was itching for it
aaronpkif you were to write a post and send me a webmention, and then I reposted it, you'd see it on my home page feed just like what you're talking about
gRegorLoveI wouldn't mind having example.com/wall for those type of posts. I would never display them on my home page, unless perrhaps I chose to "promoste"/sticky them there.
tantekwall is the original name for a feature launched on [[Facebook]] which is a user's stream of updates shown on their profile page, similar to the main stream of [[posts]] you might show on your indieweb [[homepage]].
tantek.comedited /Falcon (+1539) "/* mobile recent articles box */ and after that, mobile friendly recent photos box, mobile friendly recent talks box" (view diff)
tantekI also *really* want to make a photos-only stream on my site that looks at least as beautiful as Instagram for browsing through recent photos on mobile
tantekI think showing such a page will start to demonstrate the power of owning your own design on the indieweb - and how we make things just as beautiful as any app
tantekfor now, just trying to braindump and capture/publish every itch that comes to mind for my own site to have a nice big stack of things to pick from at IWC
tantekFWIW I don't think I've ever been "able to quickly throw together new features" - or at least it never feels like it. I just always feel like I really need to document each step I take so that I can backtrack my (design) reasoning at any point, and so that anyone else interested in the same new feature can build upon my work instead of having to re-figure everything out.
tantekok now I feel like distinguishing videos that I *take*, vs. talks that I give (videos that I'm in) as they feel like two very different use-cases / user/viewer/reader/watcher intentions
tanteknote that the UX I have in mind for recent videos/talks is different in interesting ways from recent photos - just as say, YouTube and Netflix "autoplay next episode" is different
tantekaaronpk - re: "quickly throw together new features" - I do feel as though recently I've been making quicker progress though, like with all the webmentions sending stuff. It feels encouraging, hence more ideas pop to the surface, and get captured.
aaronpkhere is my list of "implied type-specific streams": articles, notes, photos, videos, music, checkins, transport, health, events, replies, bookmarks, likes, travel, scrobbles, tv
csarvenGWG Interesting. I'd definitely agree on that term being precise and simple for all intents and purposes, but I wonder if granular terms would be of use e.g., seen, heard, spoke, smelt, touched..