2015-06-23 UTC
# 00:00 kylewm /v2.3/me gives "link": "http://www.facebook.com/12802152", but i'm guessing for a new app, you'll get the app-scoped ID there instead
# 00:01 kylewm and it doesn't seem to have facebook.com/kyle.mahan in there at all...
keroberos joined the channel
# 00:02 kylewm I think this might be a deal-breaker ben_thatmustbeme :(
# 00:04 kylewm "link": "https://www.facebook.com/app_scoped_user_id/10101059883222449/",
# 00:05 snarfed yup. that's the exact intent of app scoped user ids
cmhobbs, KevinMarks__, KevinMarks___ and snarfed1 joined the channel
# 00:54 kylewm acegiak: I see, the second comment doesn't have a u-url for some reason
snarfed joined the channel
# 01:08 kylewm do you exclude the "via" link when it's from your own domain?
# 01:10 KevinMarks_ mf2py makes url a field of adr, not sure what a classic mf1 parser would do
# 01:12 acegiak but really I think the via isn't entirely necessary
mlncn joined the channel
# 01:13 acegiak GWG: The "-via example.com" link in semantic linkbacks that has the u-url maybe shouldn't appear in the comment content block?
# 01:14 acegiak I was thinking of just marking up the default comment permalink with u-url
# 01:25 GWG acegiak: In my changes to mf2_s or in stock Semantic Linkbacks?
# 01:25 acegiak GWG: On my site I've just removed the "via" line from semantic linkbacks
# 01:26 acegiak and added u-url to the comment permalink in mf2_s
# 01:26 acegiak and now the full chain is going through to kylewm.com
# 01:28 GWG acegiak: In the latest version of mf2_s, I don't use the comment_text.
# 01:29 GWG Have a look at my website, you'll see in the posts.
# 01:32 GWG gRegorLove: What have I asked about before?
# 01:33 Loqi slack/tantek: Gregor the code of conduct has been linked on IWC event pages for quite some time - check past pages.
# 01:34 Loqi slack/tantek: If it's not on a current event page, it likely got accidentally dropped when copy/pasting creating the page
# 01:34 Loqi slack/tantek: Look at /2014 examples and copy past accordingly to any /2015 indiewebcamp event pages that are missing it.
# 01:36 Loqi slack/tantek: Did you do a view source and look for the link? Or it's just not obviously there?
# 01:37 Loqi slack/tantek: Cool. Now I don't remember when we first started adding it to IWC event pages.
# 01:38 gRegorLove Oh, duh. i forgot about the "what links to this page" functionality
# 01:56 acegiak does loqi not answer those prompts from the slack bridge because he hears them as himself or does he display the responses in slack but not irc?
lukebrooker joined the channel
# 01:58 gRegorLove Don't think he listens to himself. I don't think Loqi posts directly to slack
# 02:05 acegiak GWG: You have a second permalink showing the comment domain?
# 02:06 acegiak I've added u-url to the normal permalink incase the second one isn't there?
# 02:09 acegiak or am I imagining a situation that wouldn't occur?
# 02:09 GWG Only a like or such. Not a reply.
KartikPrabhu, rbrt and snarfed joined the channel
# 02:16 acegiak GWG: hmm ok. I think I'll leave it in there then. cause a like or repost still needs a u-url?
KevinMarks joined the channel
# 02:29 snarfed GWG: i think the point is that consumers like salmentions still need a u-url for programmatic use cases
# 02:29 GWG snarfed: WordPress filters it. See the source code
wolftune, arlen and KartikPrabhu joined the channel
# 02:45 KartikPrabhu so on "salmention" the original post need not verify the original of the reply-to-reply?
wolftune joined the channel
# 02:47 GWG acegiak, snarfed: My solution was on my new theme, I display the comment text without using the filter. Which isn't ideal
wolftune and lukebroo_ joined the channel
benwerd and lukebrooker joined the channel
KartikPrabhu joined the channel
# 04:29 KartikPrabhu !tell tantek struggling with text-first design of likes which enhance to facepiles. any suggestions?
# 04:29 Loqi Ok, I'll tell him that when I see him next
wolftune joined the channel
# 04:31 kylewm KartikPrabhu: what's the point of doing text-first design with an end goal in mind?
# 04:33 KartikPrabhu kylewm: the idea is to have a good text representation of any response, then suitably mark it up. The goal being it is better for consumption like readers or for notifications and possibly "salmentions"
# 04:34 KartikPrabhu if I markup likes in a particular way and send you a "salmention" of it you might want to display it differently
# 04:34 KartikPrabhu but you should still have the basic text-representation with suitable HTML markup
# 04:38 kylewm facebook doesn't have facepiles anymore i guess? they are just "Name, Name, and N more like this photo"
# 04:41 kylewm 9.3k favorites, 8 of them shown in the facepile
# 04:42 KartikPrabhu oh I see. that should be do-able with some JS "more" link but I have no idea how to do it prog-enhanced at the moment without having a separate page for the list of likes of a post
endi, gRegorLove and tantek joined the channel
lukebrooker joined the channel
snarfed and lukebrooker joined the channel
# 05:41 gRegorLove Flickr can apparently add tags to photos that look like people are in them, and group shots. One of mine had both "people" and "groupshot" tags automatically.
# 05:46 acegiak KartikPrabhu: couldn't you do CSS for a facepile like
KartikPrabhu joined the channel
# 05:50 acegiak and then jQuery(".h-card").click(function(){jQuery(this).children().show();}
) ?
# 05:51 acegiak can someone give me the elevator of the criticisms of jQuery?
# 05:52 acegiak fair enough. I'll admit size considerations have pretty much left my brain these days
# 05:57 acegiak I think in my own stuff: A) that approach relies slightly to much on arcane CSS box-model manipulation for my own taste and B) In wordpress jquery is already loaded so I can just piggyback off that
# 05:57 KartikPrabhu also B) is not an issue for me. I void jquery like I avoid err... bad fried food ... ?
# 05:59 acegiak KartikPrabhu: disregard A) I was misreading the flexbox bit in the first link
# 05:59 KartikPrabhu acegiak: flexbox is used there only to move the toggle button below the revealed content. On my page I skipped all that
# 06:00 acegiak I see a lot of CSS Tricks using things like "If we make this a float with a certain kind of positioning it disappears 8000px off the side of the page which is pretty much the same as hidden"
# 06:01 KartikPrabhu yeah, I try to avoid "magic numbers" or explicilty mark them as such so I can fix them when I figure stuff out better
# 06:10 gRegorLove I've read that native JS functionality is pretty stable across browsers now, so most of the basic jQuery things can be done without it. I have not delved into that much myself, though.
# 06:12 KartikPrabhu small JS code that does little things you want, instead of giant libraries that do very little
# 06:12 gRegorLove Cool. I should clarify it's long been possible to do jQuery-ish without jQuery... just that now we don't have junk like IE6 and 7 to worry about compatibility with, so native JS makes more sense in more cases
# 06:13 gRegorLove It was definitely nice to just drop in jQuery and know that I could do something cross-browser :)
# 06:13 KartikPrabhu gRegorLove: progressive enhancement takes care fo older browsers but it takes some foresight and skill to do well
# 06:15 KartikPrabhu tbh I don't think margialia.js is progressive enhanced yet and I am a bit confused as to how to do it well
# 06:15 Loqi KartikPrabhu meant to say: tbh I don't think marginalia.js is progressive enhanced yet and I am a bit confused as to how to do it well
fkooman, lukebrooker and benwerd joined the channel
# 06:28 acegiak If jQuery is already there for wordpress I may as well use it's convenience without worrying about extra calories.
# 06:29 KartikPrabhu well my argument would be jquery shouldn't be already there for wordpress, but oh well
# 06:29 acegiak KartikPrabhu: probably not but it's not going anywhere quickly
# 06:30 KartikPrabhu one of the reasons I code my website from scratch. all these frameworks and things I don't need
# 06:32 acegiak kylewm: pretty sure it loads it up for it's generic navbar and dashboard?
# 06:32 acegiak wordpress core has a function which gets you the instance of Jquery it has loaded.
snarfed joined the channel
# 06:42 gRegorLove Yeah, jQuery is on by default in WordPress. A hook in the theme can remove it, though (from the front end)
# 06:43 gRegorLove I've seen a lot of plugins with the bad habit of including their own jQuery version, so 2 or 3 separate jQuery are called on the front end.
loic_m joined the channel
Jihaisse joined the channel
# 06:46 gRegorLove KartikPrabhu: Updating your 'like' display, is that was I read?
j12t and snarfed joined the channel
tantek joined the channel
friedcell joined the channel
# 06:58 tantek KartikPrabhu: did you figure out facepiles of likes?
benwerd joined the channel
# 06:59 tantek ah - is this for salmentions receivers that don't support likes?
# 07:00 tantek because I'd expect salmentions receivers to support showing likes on the comments on their posts
# 07:00 KartikPrabhu tantek: no salmention stuff yet. Just want to have good text and markup on my like display
# 07:02 tantek KartikPrabhu: what do you think of Facebook's text-only display of likes?
# 07:02 KartikPrabhu they seem fine but on an indieweb site without the "show 54 more" type UI a big list of names is not ideal
# 07:03 tantek sees a mention of "arcane CSS box-model manipulation" in the logs and cracks his knuckles
# 07:05 tantek reads jQuery debates, looks for popcorn, finds none.
# 07:08 tantek aaronpk: is there anyway to find out which wiki pages were created in 2014?
# 07:10 KartikPrabhu tantek: except of course you need the humongous jquery library it self
# 07:11 KartikPrabhu the point is you almost never need to to do all of those at once and so it is more "economical" to write vanilla JS to do small things
# 07:14 tantek KartikPrabhu: oh I agree - I'm just pointing out that the examples are not really selling the point ;)
# 07:16 KartikPrabhu tantek: hmmm yeah I would agree. I would have size of jquery + jquery example vs size of vanilla code :)
j12t and eschenal joined the channel
# 07:23 acegiak I think that the point that youmightnotneedjquery.com inadvertantly makes is that jquery is heavier but quicker to write
# 07:28 KartikPrabhu thinks that is a strange twist on "make things easier for publishing" argument
csarven, friedcell, sanduhrs, evalica, nt0, tantek, pfefferle, benwerd, pfefferle_, stream7, modem, squeakytoy and adactio joined the channel
lukebrooker, benwerd, edpw, Pierre-O, nt0 and frzn joined the channel
# 11:08 tantek and our current u-in-reply-to microformats2 property is based on rel=in-reply-to
csarven joined the channel
# 11:24 tantek !tell aaronpk is there any way to get a list of wiki pages created in 2014?
# 11:24 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
# 11:31 csarven rel=in-reply-to was first and arguably most notably (to the best of my knowledge) implemented on the StatusNet platform for "conversations", i.e., a thread of status updates in reply to one another across StatusNet instances. The original intention was to link an hentry URL to another hentry URL (which may or may not be the full doc or a fragment in a doc). In parallel, I have used in-reply-to on
# 11:31 csarven my own site's comments. Glad that in-reply-to stuck and made its way to mf2.
# 11:33 tantek csarven - do you know when that was implemented (deployed publicly) in Statusnet?
# 11:34 csarven Most likely in 2008.
# 11:34 tantek csarven, also, what's your earliest use of in-reply-to on your site's comments? (hopefully with a permalink)
# 11:36 tantek cool - if you find dated permalinks for those let me know!
# 11:47 csarven I imagine that is a fairly close date to actual test/use/implementation.
mlncn and LanceyWork joined the channel
Zegnat joined the channel
# 11:59 tantek aaronpk ^^^ see adactio's edit - should we make a similar edit for Portland since you setup tito for Portland also?
interactivist and elf-pavlik joined the channel
lukebroo_ joined the channel
# 12:04 GWG pfefferle: I've been thinking about yesterday's discussion.
# 12:14 tommorris tantek: I'm building ferocity2 (which I'm hoping to open source) and am using Django and gettext
# 12:18 Zegnat Haven’t looked yet, but might as well ask now that we are on the topic, is there a recommended way of linking translations of posts/notes together?
# 12:19 tantek Zegnat - HTML has hreflang="" and rel="alternate"
# 12:22 Zegnat if rel="alternate" works on the page level it means I can’t include the translation links on feed pages? That sounds annoying. I will need to put some research in when I get back from my vacation
friedcell joined the channel
# 12:25 tantek Zegnat - you can include the translation links on the permalink pages
benwerd joined the channel
# 12:25 tantek for a feed page, you should use rel="alternate" hreflang=".." to link to the whole feed in a different language
# 12:29 Zegnat true, but I do not think I will be translating all my posts
# 12:31 Zegnat the blog system I am working on now will work with lang="" on a per-post level in the feed. So the feed is mixed-language. Just looking into how best to handle the case where I publish the same content in several languages (which will be the odd-post-out)
benborges joined the channel
# 12:43 tantek did statusnet consume rel=in-reply-to? or just publish?
# 12:44 csarven Publish. We didn't consume any mf to my knowledge.
# 12:45 csarven Perhaps you already know, but StatusNet had a complete "read API" available through mf
# 12:48 csarven If we go with the date of the proposal in the wiki, it was 2008-10-03 on my site.
# 12:51 tantek do you remember if you experimented with coding it on your site before your proposal? or coded it after proposal?
# 12:51 csarven Definitely implemented before the wiki ;)
# 12:52 csarven Not sure what the "process" is around here.. propose->implement or implement->propose or ..
# 12:53 tantek csarven: on the indieweb - there's a lot of experimentation on personal sites, before/after proposals, perhaps even without a proposal, just quietly
# 12:53 tantek usually it's less work to ask about it first, because someone else might know of an existing solution
# 12:54 tantek but people go experiment on their own anyway, and that's fine too
# 12:55 csarven I wonder how much of the current SN/GNU Social retained the mf
# 12:56 csarven Such is the "cost" of moving on from projects - all the work could just disappear overnight or someone else takes it further.
# 12:56 MMN-o csarven: I made some patches to microformats2
# 12:57 MMN-o didn't bother to retain the old format
# 12:57 MMN-o csarven: and we use the PHP library for reading mf2, so we're backwards compatible on discovery.
# 12:58 csarven Awesome! Just spotted mf2 andHTML5 use.
# 13:00 MMN-o csarven: Most people use the Qvitter plugin nowadays though, so client-side javascript logic is required to parse a lot of sites ;)
# 13:01 MMN-o Somewhat unfortunate, but it's mostly a pragmatic thing because people enjoy that interface more. Personally I prefer the old interface.
# 13:01 csarven I was just looking at one of the conversations, haven't spoted in-reply-to yet
# 13:04 MMN-o csarven: I think I would've preserved it if I ran into it while migrating.
# 13:04 MMN-o csarven: So either it disappeared before GNU social or I should just put it back in.
# 13:05 MMN-o csarven: I'll have a look in the commit logs later, thanks!
# 13:05 csarven I designed/UXed up to 0.9 or something.. sometime 2010Q1?
# 13:05 MMN-o A lot of things were enterprisified in StatusNet 1.x
Zegnat joined the channel
# 13:06 MMN-o Nevertheless, I'll put it back in when I get back into town and can sit down for a while :)
# 13:06 csarven quitter.se appears to use @data-in-reply-to-status-id
# 13:07 csarven That's a local id
scoates joined the channel
# 13:16 csarven No. Closed the tabs.. but it was 0-9+
# 13:18 tantek sorry no I meant quitter.se is using a local id no t a globa permalink in their reply-tos
# 13:19 tantek re: wiki in 2014 - what other (besides /Vouch ) indieweb technologies / proposals happened in 2014?
pfefferle and almereyda joined the channel
mapkyca, fourtonfish, sanduhrs, edpw, wolftune and snarfed joined the channel
Zegnat_, edpw, scoates and wolftune joined the channel
scoates, chalettu and shiflett joined the channel
# 14:55 aaronpk tantek: i updated the home page to link to the ti.to registration page like brighton
dym_cx, benwerd and mlncn joined the channel
eschenal joined the channel
# 15:30 aaronpk tantek: I have a list of all the pages created in 2014
# 15:34 tantek * <span class="h-entry"><time class="dt-published">YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS</time>: <span class="p-name">[[Vouch ]]</span></span>
# 15:35 tantek and yes, since you mentioned included the date, let's do date order
# 15:52 aaronpk 582 pages created in 2013 (not including redirects)
# 15:54 ben_thatmustbeme 524 and we are half way through the year... we need to pick up the pace if we want to beat 2014!
# 15:55 aaronpk the redirects aren't super helpful to have in that list right?
keroberos and eschnou joined the channel
# 15:59 aaronpk i dont know where that was in the list, kyle linked to it
gRegorLove joined the channel
# 16:07 ben_thatmustbeme but i can't edit the whole thing... it died half way through getting all the wikitext of it
# 16:07 aaronpk please don't. it's generated by a sql query and if it's edited i won't be able to batch update easily
tantek_ joined the channel
# 16:08 tantek_ aaronpk - maybe generate a header at the top that says auto-generated, please don't edit :)
# 16:09 tantek_ ben_thatmustbeme - why are you trying to edit history? ;)
# 16:10 aaronpk no, it's querying the pages table and deleting actually removes it from there
squeakytoy2 and friedcell joined the channel
almereyda, wolftune, uhhyeahbret, csarven, snarfed, awolf, tvn, tantek, scoates, scoates_, j12t and dariusdunlap joined the channel
wilfredh and nedorito joined the channel
# 19:09 nedorito anyone have experience introducing children to the indie web?
# 19:09 nedorito middle school or high school age, how to build and maintain a personal website?
KartikPrabhu joined the channel
# 19:12 rhiaro nedorito: I've got a few started with html/css and ftp to my shared hosting over the last few months
# 19:12 rhiaro I also started setting up Known for my kid's programming club with the idea that I'd get them all on there, then gradually migrate them to their own indieweb sites... but didn't quite get everything set up
# 19:13 rhiaro We have a few who get a hard time at school cos they don't want to be on facebook and all of their friends are, so I'd really like to help them with alternatives. I just haven't had time to push it.
# 19:14 tantek !tell snarfed do you have a list of new Bridgy features in 2014? Even if it's just a list of closed github issues
# 19:14 Loqi Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
nxd4n_ joined the channel
# 19:18 nedorito interesting rhiaro
# 19:19 nedorito did you follow a lesson plan when introducing them to html/css or sort of wing it then let them ask questions?
# 19:24 snarfed off the top of my head: publish, likes/reposts/rsvps, blog webmentions are the big ones
# 19:24 kylewm Publish, Webmentions for Blogs, and humbly posse-post-discovery
# 19:24 tantek aaronpk, do you have a list of what new Micropub clients were deployed in 2014?
# 19:25 kylewm lol, snarfed, I missed that you already had a list
# 19:25 rhiaro nedorito: started them on codeacademy, showed them how to do it in a text editor once they'd got the basics. There are a couple dozen kids all working on different things, so it's not easy to do structured kinds of lessons or anything. They all sort themselves out, mentors lurk to help out
glennjones joined the channel
csarven joined the channel
csarven_ joined the channel
# 19:52 Zegnat That “FacebookFarewellParty” isn’t even announced on the ind.ie blog? So much for keeping your information independent
Breadbasket joined the channel
# 20:02 kylewm a distributed party looks a lot like hanging out by yourself
Breadbasket_ joined the channel
scoates and tantek joined the channel
# 20:16 tantek snarfed, by "likes/reposts/rsvps" do you mean those were new to Bridgy backfeed in 2014?
dariusdunlap joined the channel
# 20:21 aaronpk hmm i wonder how i'd find a list of new micropub clients
squeakytoy2 and Pierre-O joined the channel
# 20:26 aaronpk nah just looking at the list of implementations, they all say when they started
# 20:26 tantek kylewm: did you blog about the implementatin of Bridgy Blog Webmentions?
# 20:46 tantek aaronpk - maybe the opposite questions are easier
# 20:46 tantek and what new micropub clients happened in 2015?
keroberos joined the channel
# 20:53 aaronpk were there actually any micropub implementations before 2014? i'm kind of thinking maybe not
# 20:55 aaronpk and most of the spec was writting in september and december 2013
# 20:56 tantek so micropub was conceived in 2013, yet first implemented in 2014!
# 20:57 tantek I'm going to count that as new deployed tech in 2014 then
# 20:59 tantek do you remember when you conceived it? and named it?
# 21:00 tantek (in 2013? is the start of the wiki page good enough?)
# 21:00 aaronpk yeah, pretty much started right with the wiki page
hober joined the channel
Breadbasket joined the channel
# 21:03 aaronpk I renamed the page from "Posts API" to "micropub"
wolftune and awolf joined the channel
# 21:17 snarfed i just reviewed a change at work that included `command = "yes | %s --in %s --ann %s --unann %s" % …`
# 21:17 snarfed and then we realized we needed to replace the `yes` with `yes yes`
nedsauce and dariusdunlap joined the channel
# 21:29 aaronpk oh Known ships with the micropub plugin by default now?
tvn, nedorito, rbrt, glennjones_ and wolftune joined the channel
lukebrooker, wolftune and almereyda joined the channel
nedsauce joined the channel
# 22:49 KevinMarks_ you end up having to sniff the property contents to decide if it's a p- an e- or a u-
# 22:50 aaronpk I think it's fine, because the type of value of the properties is determined by the vocabulart
# 22:50 Loqi aaronpk meant to say: I think it's fine, because the type of value of the properties is determined by the vocabulary
# 22:51 aaronpk right now you just post "content":"blah" in whatever internal raw text type you want. some people prefer to write in markdown for examples
# 22:51 KevinMarks_ well, yes, but then you have mf1 style magic vocabulary knowledge
# 22:51 aaronpk e.g. the "photo" property has special meaning in the context of an h-entry
# 22:53 aaronpk it's just the parsing step of mf2 that is vocabulary agnostic
# 22:57 aaronpk something somewhere needs to be aware of vocabulary
# 22:59 KevinMarks_ so for json format you'd just post that in content, not in the nested parsed form?
tilgovi joined the channel
# 23:00 aaronpk i implemented the draft in that gist, and now my micropub endpoint is completely unaware of vocabulary and it's kind of neat
# 23:01 aaronpk oh, not *completely* actually, it does know that "published" is a date
# 23:02 aaronpk but that's it. other than that it just fiddles with the values of things, storing in a mf2 data structure on disk
tantek joined the channel
# 23:05 kylewm KevinMarks_: you can do {{ value | safe }}
instead of turning autoescape off seletively
wolftune and mlncn joined the channel
# 23:14 aaronpk my other thought for specifying the content type of fields is to use multipart requests similar to file uploads
# 23:14 aaronpk since when uploading a file, you already put the content type in the multipart header
# 23:15 aaronpk if you wanted to post HTML, you'd upload an html file
# 23:15 aaronpk and if the field was called "content" it would be uploading the article text
# 23:16 aaronpk well it wouldn't really work with the JSON version
# 23:16 KevinMarks_ or you're sating that isn't the micropub endpoints job, but the blog
# 23:16 Loqi KevinMarks_ meant to say: or you're saying that isn't the micropub endpoints job, but the blog
# 23:16 aaronpk cause json can't be split up into multipart the way a simple key/value encoding like form-encoding can
# 23:17 KevinMarks_ otoh you coudl do the {"html":"<b>blah</b>","value":"blah"}
thing mf2 does
# 23:20 aaronpk that means clients would also have to generate a plaintext version if they want to send html?
# 23:20 KevinMarks_ that implies extensibility to "markdown" or "mediawiki" or whatever
tantek joined the channel
# 23:21 aaronpk and servers would be able to always rely on "value" as plaintext being there, and might understand the other content type in the object/
# 23:22 aaronpk nested h- thingies need to be sent as their own request and referenced by URL
# 23:23 aaronpk but that would just be posted as html so the server wouldn't care
indie-visitor joined the channel
# 23:23 Loqi Welcome, indie-visitor! Set your nickname by typing /nick yourname
mdik joined the channel
# 23:24 indie-visitor bonjour je cherche un canal francais merci
# 23:24 indie-visitor ouishare et consommation collaboratives
# 23:25 indie-visitor translation
# 23:26 indie-visitor Hello I look for a French channel(canal) thank you
# 23:27 indie-visitor Great thank you very much
# 23:28 KevinMarks_ a bit - I did 5 years in school and a lot of summer holidays in france, so I can get by in french
# 23:29 KevinMarks_ to actually speak and understand it takes a while to get up to speed, adn I haven't spent much time there since 1998
# 23:29 GWG I took 4.5 years of Spanish, but never used it outside the classroom.
# 23:29 indie-visitor yes i speak french
keroberos joined the channel
# 23:31 aaronpk you know, the {"html":"<b>foo</b>","value":"foo"}
thing makes total sense now that i think about it... because in this JSON form, the micropub request to create things is really just sending a JSON version of the parsed mf2 json
# 23:34 aaronpk because you don't want to create the location every time
# 23:36 KevinMarks_ you should document the 'passing html as text' convention too, as that is what actually works
# 23:41 aaronpk question: would it be interesting to include background on how micropub syntax is derived in this talk?
wolftune joined the channel
# 23:49 GWG aaronpk: I guess I should have recorded that intro for you?
# 23:53 tantek csarven that being said - h2vx (and the core code, X2V) needs updating to support microformats2
# 23:55 gRegorLove I was thinking it would be more like barnabywalters MF2 cleaner functions, so you could include php-mf2 and the updated h2vx helper functions, so it could be used more generally (I wanted to include it in some work projects)
# 23:58 csarven tantek That's likely the case. I thought maybe it tripped over something else.