#GWGEvening, all previously mentioning good evening
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#@tGrateful for #IndieWeb & Homebrew Website Club communities. Congrats 2 years of HWC; now 6 regular cities in US UK EU! (ttk.me t4eJ2) (twitter.com/_/status/667547225627607040)
#tantektime to update events and wiki pages for two weeks from now!
#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.
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#acegiakGWG, I use published date and duration to cover start and end times
#GWGacegiak: How would you handle an upcoming trip then?
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#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.
#tantekpretty sure that will fix the issue that acegiak is having with it.
#tantek(it's also a common pattern for auto-fill like UIs)
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#GWGTantek, my plan is to use Javascript. I just have to learn Javascript.
#GWGBut I actually want to rewrite the form anyway for new fields, so I can do that concurrently
#GWGThere is also the question of whether or not I want to store data that I won't display.
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#[snarfed]pro tip: you don't actually have to learn a language to write code in it
#GWGWell, I use the WordPress posting interface for all kinds of posts. So the box would be there regardless.
#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.
#GWGtantek: Right now, I'm redesigning the box concurrently with the idea of fetching.
#tantekperhaps draw and share a flow chart of the UX you're imagining!
#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.
#tantekNormally with backfeed, we mix all the likes/reposts/comments in a big list (or facepile) on our own posts
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#tantekhowever sometimes I'm seeing people "like" *multiple* POSSE copies and I'm not sure:
#tantek1) what does it mean when someone likes the same thing on multiple POSSE copies?
#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?
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#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
#voxpelli(again: I should really get my rel-spider up and running :P )
#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
#tantek^^^ hey if there's *two* of you local in DC - you can get together and co-organize it!
#GWGI have an uncle who would let me stay with him
#tantekGWG - perhaps indicate that in indiewebcamp.com/Planning
#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
#tantekor use PuSH to subscribe to people's home pages - like /readers do already!
#tantekno need to recrawl that which is not updated :)
#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
#singpolymais that expected behaviour, or a bug in the mf2 parser?
#gRegorLoveHave an example link? Those are mf1 class names, so removing might cause issues with the mf2 parser backcompat.
#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
#tantekcorrect, on backcompat it MUST not be implying
#tantekthat was a recently resolved issue - not sure if all the parsers are up to date
#tantekI think it was DST when you created the indie event, even though the indie event itself is during non-DST
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#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?