#LoqirssCloud is part of the RSS specification, it allows publishers to notify subscribers when there are updates to a feed https://indiewebcamp.com/rssCloud
#mblaney^ I added some more links to that page, if anyone is interested.
#aaronpkI always thought rsscloud had lost to PuSH a long time ago
#mblaneyaaronpk: It probably did, but it's way simpler. Was really no effort to implement.
#mblaneyI think the principle behind it could be easily be applied to mf2 as well, ie reimplemented in microformats
#aaronpk"The notification is to be sent to the remote IP used in the request" this means I am not interetsed in using the protocol because that's a ridiculous requirement
#mblaneyI don't think any design is going to make everyone happy, maybe best to aim for "is this an improvement on the old one" and get consensus on that :-)
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#[shaners]I deleted that second tweet. It was just a test POSSE of an article. It worked!
#tantekthe page h-feed should always get priority because it is more visible to more people (i.e. with normal browsing) and is thus more likely to be accurate / complete
#mblaneyI was thinking having a feed of only updates meant less processing is required in general, but it's probably not much of an advantage.
#tantekmblaney - oh yeah - I remember that conversation - I think yours is a better solution, though I may floor it at at least 1 item in the feed so it doesn't look empty / dead.
#KartikPrabhuI does it by year for articles and month for notes
#mblaneyI'm not sure, the earlier conversation has me leaning to default to mf2 and PuSH now ;-)
#mblaneyalso my "optimisation" to parse less content can be reduced by just showing fewer posts per page.
#mblaneythat would also rely on supporting PuSH though, so posts aren't missed if published in quick succession (and disappearing off the page that's been subscribed to)
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#dogadaBy the way, ATM I'm adding microformats2 support to my homebrew distributed facebook replacement http://www.coect.net and have an unclear issues. Is it ok for h-entry to use p-name and p-summary INSIDE div.e-content or they should be on same level?
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#GWGdogada: Not the expert on that, but it is preferable outside of it, but can be inside it.
#dogadaThanks, I saw it is allowed to use <p class="e-content p-name"> so suppose that p-name inside e-content is allowed as well.
#GWGdogada: That would mean the p-name and the e-content are the same thing
#dogadaIn coect I store posts in the database in special WMPL format (similar to Markdown but allows to store metadata as well) and on rendering stage I wrap them with div.h-entry. If for a post in meta is defined title I add siblings h1.p-name and div.e-content but if there is no implicit title, I can add it inside WMPL (that is also wrapped in e-content automatically). So I may end with situation when inside .e-content have both p-name and p-summary.
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#kylewmdogada: that's defintely OK. it helps if name == the plaintext of content in that case, so that consumers can tell they are redundant and ignore name
#sknebelwhy does the search site consider client-side search to be Level 5 (and thus presumably better) than server-side search at Level 4?
#sknebeloffering site search in JS is an interesting hack if you have a purely static site, but pushing your entire search index to the user and depending on JS is IMHO not that elegant
#jonnybarnesfavourite typo of the day: client -> clinet
#aaronpkHuh I have no idea why that would be better
#aaronpkI think there might be benefits to client side filtering for autocomplete of venues and mentioning/tagging people, but that's part of a posting interface, not necessarily your website
#petermolnarsincw everything is becoming client side today, I guess it's inevitable for search, at least until the react/angular/ember/mithril/whateverJS hype is over ( or am I being negative again? :( )
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#KevinMarksI think a more interesting level 5 would be 'searches your site and things it has linked to' - which goes well with caching things you link to
#dogadaWhat is recommended way to assemble h-feeds from different indie web-sites and read posts in single Twitter-like timeline? How to "subscribe" to an indie h-feed?
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "recommended way to assemble h-feeds from different indie web-sites and read posts in single Twitter-like timeline" yet. Would you like to create it? https://indiewebcamp.com/s/10Cu
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#snarfedmind grepping logs when you get a chance? no hurry. i'm guessing you and i are the only /superfeedr users so far, so hopefully shouldn't be too much to wade through
#dogadaFor coect.net I'm working on solution that will assemble feeds from hosts connected using OpenId Connect protocol with enabled Dynamic Registration (so you don't need to receive App token/secret prior to subscription)
#KevinMarksif the feeds are public you don't need tokens to subscribe
#dogadaAgreed, but I need to assemble all feeds using same solution, so you can read public feeds as well as protected feeds from work, projects, etc in single timeline on all your connected devices
#dogadaAnd even more I need to allow to publish into a feed from external source, like Top500 on HackerNews, ect
#[aaronpk]I have plans for doing that too but I am definitely not putting them all into a single timeline
#dogadaso users with different roles (admin, moderator, staff, vip/friend, subscriber, logged in, guest) can see different subsets of entries and this costs me just one condition WHERE access > $userAccess.
#dogadaThis access levels I will adapt to webmentions as well. All new received webmentions will be showed to admins and moderators by default to avoid spam and only after moderation will be available for public
#KevinMarkshave you looked at vouch? If you have a social graph in coect that seems like a good fit
#aaronpksnarfed: I see some get requests to the url that ends in TELEGRAPH_TOKEN from the slack API lol
#aaronpki see the superfeedr pings but telegraph returned 400
#LoqiThe Vouch protocol is an anti-spam extension to Webmention. Webmention with Vouch depends on understanding Webmention https://indiewebcamp.com/Vouch
#KevinMarksif you already have moderator queue infrastructure, vouch could be a good extension
#KevinMarksand if you have a social graph for your users, constructing vouches should be easy
#snarfedGWG: out of curiosity, why would you tackle vouch? what benefit would you hope to get from it?
#dogadaKevin, I got the idea of Vouch. I thought about smth similar i.e. obtain list of friends (and from all his connected social profiles) of webmention author and if we have common friends - accept webmention, if not -- put it on moderation
#GWGAnd that is just the next two things on my list.
#GWGsnarfed, as part of my hope of getting webmentions into Core.
#snarfedoh right, even though it's optional and very low adoption
#cleverdevilor, to start, maybe get the Indieweb plugins installed by default in our WordPress one-click installs and in our managed WordPress product (DreamPress)
#cleverdevilshoot me an email with a summary, and I'll do introductions!
#GWGcleverdevil, they would all need to iterate a bit for that.
#GWGI took myself from writing almost no original code in March of 2014 when I joined the community here to having my hands in every Indieweb project for WordPress.
#GWGHands referring to Issue filing, pull requests, and making a general nuisance of myself.
#GWGI'm known professionally for being a nuisance as well.
#tantekkylewm re: client-side search, it was part of my brainstorming about all the advantages of if/when I progressively enhance Falcon to load storage files clientside for zero-roundtrip next/prev post nav. search with auto-suggest dropdown, perhaps # of posts, post names etc.
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#tantekGWG, you said "I have yet to see an implementation in practice" - I thought you were at IndieWebCamp Cambridge (or MIT) in 2014 where ben_thatmustbeme *demonstrated* his implementation for Vouch in practice (and still uses it AFAIK).
#gRegorLoveI just realized on the new Twitter modal permalinks there's left and right navigation arrows. Looks like they finally caught up to tantek for navigating between notes. :)
#KevinMarksthe challenge is that you do need a user graph for vouch