LoqiThe sidefile-antipattern is a violation of the DRY principle by the use of secondary files (typically in some one-off XML format) to provide information that is a duplicate of information available in primary files on a website (in HTML), and is an antipattern due to typical DRY violation problems such as out-of-date, missing, corrupted, or outright false data https://indiewebcamp.com/side_file
ben_thatmustbemeaaronpk: WAY less hacky. I have known about them for a little bit, still waiting for more browsers to pick them up... but then i didn't know there was a polyfill for it
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JeenaSo since he didn't answer my email, wasn't here yet when I tried to ask and he didn't update the wiki yet I assume I should just chose a venue myself, add it to the wiki and hope for the best?
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Loqi[mention] Jeena posted 'Discuss progress; meet up; make new friends. Are you building your own website? Indie reader? Personal publishing web app? Or some other ...' linking to https://indiewebcamp.com/events/2015-07-01-homebrew-website-club (/homebrew-website-club-portland)
JeenaOk so I just did it, if you're in Portland tomorrow then at least I will be at the Fat Head's Brewerey from 5:30 pm, this is the blog post which I also linked on the wiki https://jeena.net/homebrew-website-club-portland
rhiaroI haven't looked at it in any detail because last time I did the particular set of terms I thought I might want to use made no sense and seemed totally arbitrary, so now I just cover my ears and look away when people talk about it
elf-pavlikKevinMarks_, I consider this statement quite subjective: "Nesting other types inside a property is much more compact than microdata and simpler than RDFa"
voxpellialso ā the facepiles on Twitter itself links to the persons profiles rather than the "like"-activity ā the activity in itself isn't really interesting in the case of a like
KevinMarks_<a class="webmention-interaction-presentation" data-url="https://twitter.com/kevinmarks/status/616063245460201472" title="rektide de la fey liked this 3 hours ago" href="https://twitter.com/rektide"><span><img src="https://twitter.com/rektide/profile_image?size=original">rektide de la fey liked this 3 hours ago</span></a>
KevinMarks_<a class="webmention-interaction-presentation" data-url="http://rhiaro.co.uk//2015/07/1435743600" title="Amy Guy liked this 1 minute ago" href="http://rhiaro.co.uk/about#me"><span><img src="http://rhiaro.co.uk/stash/dp.png">Amy Guy liked this 1 minute ago</span></a>
rhiaroand maybe if I decide I don't like something any more, it's convenient for me to get the url on my site to delete the like instead of having to go look for it..
voxpelliKevinMarks_: oh, I now realized I misunderstood you ā yeah the data appears to be there, I had just forgotten about it :P I would prefer to not make special exceptions for Twitter, I don't think the endpoint should be concerned about where stuff comes from but handle everything equally
voxpelliWonder if one could check for "e-content" and if "e-content" is empty, then link to profile ā else link to permalink ā would require change in eg. Brid.gy
voxpelliwell, that just solves the weird metadata of the Brid.gy posts, the real purpose of linking to the author is that often the standalone page of a like itself adds no value
rhiaroFriend was complaining about limitations of slideshare. I suggested he put his slides and notes on his own website, and proceeded to make more detailed suggestions. He started backing away: "I'm going to leave this conversation now", like he should have known better :)
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voxpellimy indieweb-identity is based on http://kodfabrik.se/, but now I want to edit another site, but I still want to identify as http://kodfabrik.se/ to get access to that other site rather than setting up a new indieauth identity
voxpelliKartikPrabhu: I want to point Domain B and say, hey ā you can authenticate here using Domain A, or just be given a choice in the client to auth with a different domain if the first domain don't have an IndieAuth setup
voxpelliben_thatmustbeme: yeah, second field actually sounds like the right way to go ā the user itself chooses how it wants to authenticate and the micropub endpoint can chose to accept or deny
voxpelliben_thatmustbeme: I'm thinking that if a site has a rel-micropub but no rel-token_endpoint, then the client asks with what IndieAuth identity one wants to auth
ben_thatmustbemethis is getting confusing, need to map this out mentally. the issue is getting a token to the MP-client, that B will recognize, but says it is from A
ben_thatmustbemealternative is to set up mp-chaining, and get your site to recognize an ability to decide where to post the original content and which one to syndicate to
voxpelliben_thatmustbeme: three steps: 1. Enter what site you want to edit 2. Server checks if that sites is just a MP-endpoint or also an Auth-endpoint 3. If not also an Auth-endpoint it asks for a separate Auth-endpoint
kylewmrhiaro: Woodwind was very confused about the date on your IndieWebCamp Edinburgh event, so i was trying to debug but when i went to your homepage it was blank :P
kylewmstill can't figure it out... the published date is 2015-06-10, but for some reason woodwind keeps putting it back up at the top and saying it's 24 days from now
KevinMarksIs the other way to do this to return the syndication list and include the current site in it, so you can uncheck it and just check the remote site?
aaronpkbut for the multi-user blog example, i wouldn't actually want to list the blog's micropub endpoint on my site (imagine posting to a company blog for example)
ben_thatmustbemeKevinMarks: i had the same idea, but you have to define which site is the primary site, then which sites to syndicate to, seemed like a bit more work
bjorn-Gah, I wish there was a movement around Quantified Self-data to help users own their own data as well as the POSSE usage so you can post to all the different services since all your friends are on different ones.
tantekKevinMarks_: better to refer people to a wiki page URL with multiple examples, citations, description, than just another user here in the channel - re: "aaronpk does some fo that"