LoqiMobilePub is a mobile app for posting text, links, photos, videos, and audio files to your website using micropub https://indiewebcamp.com/MobilePub
benborgesi'm interested, since i'm myself thinkering about how i could implement a news monitoring system that would push selected items to my indieweb instance, to be POSSEd on silo networks
pfefferleGWG I don’t hat the time to look at it yet… but as I mentioned in a comment: I think there is a check missing that only replaces WebMention notifications
csarvenIf IWC subscribes to the laws of thermodynamics, it follows that the karma points should be transferred among its members, as opposed to being created (with very little energy) and passed on. #karma-microeconomics
tantek.comedited /Twitter (+1571) "/* POSSE Replies to Twitter */ add subheads for originals with/without POSSE tweets, add new method of @-mentioning the indieweb author to scope a POSSE tweet reply with examples" (view diff)
tantekA karma post is a theoretical post type where one indieweb site could bestow or send "karma" points to another indieweb site, or potentially any webmention endpoint, as a peer-to-peer method of mimicking the [[Loqi]] karma points that indiewebcamp [[IRC]] users bestow each other.
tantekand yeah, that was my first indieweb reply where the webmention to the original was sent automatically by my server, not by me manually with curl
csarventantek Thanks for the dfn. Sure, I'd be up to karma/+1/like/cool/good-work/i-like-you/i-approve-this-message etc once I get my stuff up to order with the fundamental blocks to send/receive "status updates" across sites. My question however was only about IRC karma.
LoqiA disclosure is a bit of content, typically on a home page, on an indie web site that proactively discloses some aspect about the site that the site owner wants the user to explicitly be aware of https://indiewebcamp.com/disclosure
csarvenI think what would be more interesting (at least to me) than say Twitter's "n Followers you know" when I'm looking at a profile, but it says "X's following/followedBy you might like to follow"
tantek.comedited /2014-review (+2072) "start ordering things in some sort of a reasonable narrative, expand the harder sections, work on closing sections that are more positive" (view diff)
csarvenOn the Web interface, Twitter shows who to follow if I'm on the main status update stream. However, if I'm looking at a particular profile, it be interesting to know who to follow based on a more specific criteria. I don't know if this is already possible through other interfaces/devices.
tantekmaking good progress on ordering stuff in https://indiewebcamp.com/2014-review into a narrative for a post, and filling out some of the sections - if anyone has any last bits to add - please do so - I'm trying to get this out as a belated blog post in the next day or two.
tantekcsarven: usually people do that when you first make progress yourself, though there are lots of folks here willing to help with answering questions with whatever you're trying to make work on your own site!
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tantekcsarven: microformats wiki and @microformats are not really itches to do with your personal site - perhaps consider another venue / forum for that instead of indiewebcamp? re: https://indiewebcamp.com/User:Csarven.ca#Itches
tantekben_thatmustbeme: indeed. It's a prime example of the "wall" in the Walled Garden phrase. As a user I set my website to be *public* - with the intent that I don't want apps or any web access to have a barrier to get to it.
ben_thatmustbemewonders how much it would mess things up if i don't always use rel-me-auth and allow users to log in with a facebook account directly too
tanteknp kylewm hope the write up helps! and definitely report back your own personal experience with how those POSSE replies look to others and who you're replying to.
ben_thatmustbemei check initially to see if they have it set up, then offer them to auth with facebook, then after they auth i need to recheck it against the actual logged in user
ben_thatmustbemeit would be much easier to allow people to login if you didn't make the rel-me-auth requirement, but sort of defeats the single URL as identity idea
ben_thatmustbemealthough isn't this somewhat toward the ultimate goal. basically we are saying that if facebook gave users subdomains (they have actual URLs now) and just had their auth_endpoint as themselves
ben_thatmustbemeso, by that logic, a redirect from a domain to their facebook profile page would be similar (not entirely the same due to branding of your actual URL)
aaronpkknown allows domain mapping which is the best of both worlds. you don't have to run servers or install things, but you use a URL that is your own
tantek.comedited /notification (+872) "rename sections to Why, Why not, How to, group Push Notifications, add indieweb examples with aaronpk, brainstorms, then projects" (view diff)
ben_thatmustbemeconsiders setting up some fb2indiebootstrap service that just gives a subdomain of the facebook username, and a rel=me to their facebook user, and then has an auth_endpoint that just uses login with facebook
aaronpke.g. if aaronpk.withknown.com starts using monocle, and then decides to get his own domain, and aaronpk.withknown.com redirets to aaronpk.com, monocle will see it as a different login
tantekso we know it is possible to do and implement, I just don't think glennjones specifically wrote up what he did - though identengine is open source IIRC
GWGtantek: I have to write a webmentions notification message, one for Semantic Linkbacks that pulls the extra context and now a push notifications version and email notifications to make everything Indieweb aware
ben_thatmustbemei do have it in my mind to store all rel=me linked pages as part of a person's identity and future logins from another site just ask them if thats their new pirmary URL or not
aaronpkso as much as i trust Known to do the right thing, and returning a redirect is good, I still don't want to encourage people to use withknown.com subdomains as their identity
tanteksample UX flow: user logs in with idenity A. user logs out. user logs in with identity B - as part of th relmeauth discovery, auth service notices that B is rel=me equivalent to A, and then prompts user, looks like you signed-in previously with A, shall I move your identity to B? user then chooses, and auth service saves choice, moving any info as needed.
ben_thatmustbemethen let me ask this question. what is twitter (probably the most friendly of the major silos) lacking to make it be considered indieweb friendly?
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ben_thatmustbemethis is more for tantek, if you want to look up site.com/index#someid could we really be doing CURL site.com/index, parse for ID someid, and only feed that part of the page to MF2 parser?
KartikPrabhuon parsing parts of s document, nothing in mf2 stops you from sending it only a fragment of a page. In fact if you knew which fragment you wanted it might even be faster
dym_cxkylewm: ednapiranha went "_why the lucky stiff" and deleted herself from the internet (temporary?) most likely digitalocean instance with BBS and all her other stuff was among the collateral damage
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ben_thatmustbemeall i'm doing is validating that the account the user logged in to has rel=me link for the website, but i don't know that its the actual user account listed on their indieweb site
ben_thatmustbemeKartikPrabhu: thats how brid.gy gets around it, it just looks up your facebook first and then validates that your facebook account has a good URL... though i suppose again its possible to sign up for someone else's site then
ben_thatmustbemehuh.... if Alice has a FB -> indiewebsite set up, and Bob sets his link to point to alice's indieweb site... can bob log in to brid.gy?
KartikPrabhurandom indiereader thought: I am reading an article on a reader and realise it is related to another article I wrote on my site. I should be able to micropub it to my article as "related article" so people can find related topics...
snarfedsure, the "malicious" use case is posting to fb and including a link to someone else's web site. bridgy would send that post's likes, comments, etc as wms