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Loqiacegiak: GWG left you a message 1 day, 16 hours ago: Thinking about your query and the best way to balance automatic fill-in and manual fill-in. The goal of automatic was to encourage posting by making it a matter of adding a URL and everything else came with it. So, I think maybe the way of not using it needs to be more than a simple button. I might have to break down and learn how to do it with AJAX. http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-11-18/line/1447852581650
GWGBut, I want to cover time-based. When I was at IWC, aaronpk was talking about trip, and I keep thinking I want to build start/end date in, which would get event, trip, and other activities.
tantekGWG - did you see my UI suggestion for your auto-form-filling plugin? Use JS to have each input field keep track of whether the user has entered anything into it (or changed it any way, pasted, deleted text) - and if so, then DO NOT auto-fill the field.
tantekGWG makes sense - you're using the "normal" posting interface and just adding to it then. Then just what I said before. When a user enters a URL and you go fetch stuff about it (via mf2 OGP etc.), only use that stuff to pre-fill fields the user hasn't already touched, or at least make sure the field is *empty* before you put anything into it automatically.
tantekNow that I'm posting more photos on my own site (thanks to fewer steps to POSSE, cleaner presentation as self-encouraging feedback loop), I'm noticing an interesting phenomenon that I'm not sure what to make of from an indieweb perspective.
tantek2) how should we display that on our own site? since displaying two likes from the same person might look like a "duplicates" bug, how can we do better?
tantekI like the facepiles for likes that aaronpk does where he stamps the backfeed like faces with little mini silo icons. Perhaps stamping a backfeed face with multiple silo icons (for each silo they like it on) is a possibility?
voxpellitantek: tricky thing there is to compile the persons identity graph to be able to consolidate two silo profiles – in every case but the simplest ones you may need to jump more steps than one
voxpelliI guess no one here has made a good implementation of a sensible recrawl algorithm? that's more or less the main big item lacking to launch relspider
voxpellitantek: cool, not sure I can find it though – but perhaps I'm just being pedantic – initially it could perhaps be okay to recrawl the entire index at a set interval – every 24-72 hours or something
Loqi"About" is a commonly occurring page or section on a site that provides an introduction, overview, or summary of the site https://indiewebcamp.com/about
tantekI'm just going to go out on a limb and say that's a potentially confusing name because rel-* implies rel=* and rel=spider is not really what you're talking about
[snarfed]re de duping, in practice, bridgy backfed h-authors usually have both silo profile *and* website u-urls (pulled from the profile). so you can often de dupe on that website without any additional work.
singpolymaHmm. It seems that for historical reasons I have <span class="entry-title entry-content">blah blah</span> on my tweets. bridgy is picking up the "title" and using that (which is working). When I experiment (locally) with removing the entry-title class, it seems that the parser turns the entire child text of the article element into "displayName" instead of just not having a name and then uses that ins
singpolyma" Imply properties only on explicit h-x class name root microformat element (no backcompat roots) " -- this quote (also from that page) implies to me that on backcompat it should *not* be implying, but in either case, if implication is normal then granary should *not* be assuming name will ever be non-present
tantekkylewm: also - since Woodwind has a "reply" button to reply to posts you are reading (and post your reply to your own site), does (should?) it have [★ Interested] [+ Going] buttons for event posts you are reading?
tantekfeel free to file issues there if you want to keep track in an open / collaborative space (none in github so far), and/or http://microformats.org/wiki/h2vx#issues (currently where all open issues are)
tantek!tell aaronpk remember how we used to have the bright orange banner at the top of IndieWebCamp.com when there was an imminent upcoming IndieWebCamp (e.g. "IndieWebCamp 2015: July 11-12 in Portland, Oregon and Brighton, UK!"), could you flip that on for IWC SF?