#gRegorLoveI was using Mediawiki {{localurl}} to generate <a href class="u-url"> and was going nuts trying to figure out why it stripped the href. Guess it's a limitation to encourage using the bracket syntax for internal links
#gRegorLoveTemplate was initially set up to accept a bracketed wiki link, which I would prefer, but not sure how to get the mf2 u-url then, short of a hack/plugin for MediaWiki (not it! :) )
#aaronpki just made a minimal "built-in" editing interface for p3k, that does only the most common functions, but it's actually a Javascript Micropub client
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#Loqicweiske: tantek left you a message 10 hours, 31 minutes ago: are you going to document the Woodwind counter-evidence as well? As well as the fact that originally RSS had this "description-as-summary only thus must retrieve permalinks" inefficiency, while both Atom/h-feed allow for full content? http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-02-15/line/1455571999541
#Loqicweiske: tantek left you a message 10 hours, 30 minutes ago: thus sites/consuming-tools *must* be inefficient with RSS, and can be equally (in)efficient with Atom/h-feed, which leaves Atom's markup-wordiness/excess-artificial-precision inefficiency (compared to h-feed). http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-02-15/line/1455572070610
#aaronpkbridgy feature request: a form that takes a supported silo URL and turns it into the bridgy URL, so that I can more easily create the bridgy URLs to manually send myself webmentions for them
#snarfedeg a given tweet has multiple different bridgy urls since bridgy interprets it differently depending on whether you're using it as a reply, a repost, or a normal post
#petermolnarsnarfed my issue is that with bridgy publish (wordpress) I'm not always able to catch the response corrently, so I don't have the silo url needed in the syndicated list and I'd like to be able to query that somehow
#snarfedaaronpk: oh man. your twitter u-syndication on https://aaronparecki.com/2016/01/12/14/webmention is .../statuses/..., which works, but i think twitter generally uses .../status/..., and bridgy doesn't (yet) know to normalize those
#tantekaaronpk: interesting. we should figure out a way to do h-feed discovery so that /readers can find your full feed and not have to retrieve each permalink URL (cweiske's criticism).
#aaronpkI want to see a compact list of my articles because i often scroll through and look for old ones to send around
#aaronpkbut I would also be happy to have https://aaronparecki.com/articles show the full post contents so it's easier to follow in a reader, and so that it looks like there's actual content there
#aaronpkit kinda is! i mean you can always ctrl+f that page to find stuff
#aaronpkit requires no extra clicks to get to older stuff
#tantek.comedited /GNU_social (+656) "re-order sections, putting some positive sections nearer the top, history to bottom, add Issues / js dr and note about at least invisible content there with mf2" (view diff)
#aaronpka lot of home page mentions of @t from bridgy, but also it looks like someone's script went a little rogue and is sending the same 4 webmentions over and over
#tantekI might help with that soon by taking my Twitter account private for previously discussed reasons, including reasons why Stephen Fry quit Twitter.
#snarfedaaronpk tantek alternatively let me know if you want me to special case those @t mention wms. i know the signal to noise ratio makes them almost useless.
#tantekaaronpk: is the haywire script from a single IP? or DDOS?
#snarfedwould be well in line with good spam/moderation handling in general including lots of heuristics, many hand tuned
#ben_thatmustbemetantek, kylewm, much of that is because its based on some proprietary company's software they used for group video.... Vidyo i believe it was called
#sknebelI'm not sure the web-based thing is *that* important
#tanteksknebel: it's enough of a difference on the margin
#sknebelon mobile we use apps, and most people were used to having messengers installed locally
#tantekbeing able to use your desktop/laptop without having to install something is *very* convenient
#sknebelit certainly helps to get to all platforms though
#cweiskeI had 5 bug reports and 3 feature requests which they closed as wontfix
#singpolymasucks so much less than the bridge for hipchat did. but yes
#sknebelI really wish the modern mobile messengers had desktop interfaces as well
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#sknebelbut many of them don't even allow multiple devices per user
#singpolymaWhen I asked the Kik CEO about that he specifically said that they only want one device so that the "messages always go to the device you actually have, just like SMS"
#aaronpk"just like SMS" heh. my SMSs go to 4 devices now.
#singpolymaaaronpk: ooh. what system are you using for that?
#aaronpkwell, iMessage go to 4, SMS to 2 mostly, sometimes 3
#sknebelheh. means that most mobile messages go to the one device I have... left at home
#snarfed(...but sadly connecting it to whatsapp accounts is extremely difficult. i've never managed to.)
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#singpolymamy upcoming strategy is to bridge to people primarily through SMS, since they still all have that (mostly)
#tanteksingpolyma: SMS has bad international portability, and depends (without Google Voice) on institutional / regulated monopolies, thus it makes sense to move away from it
#singpolymaI'm not saying SMS is good, just nicer to work with than a lot of other options, and has better penetration with users I need to communicate with
#sknebeleverybody has their own local distribution of protocols that are relevant
#singpolymafor me it's almost a 100% SMS and Facebook overlap. Except for close friends and close family, who are XMPP
#sknebelaaronpk: you mentioned you had looked at matrix.org, right? Do you think that's going to be a candidate for the core of a "personal message router"?
#tanteksingpolyma: I've used iMessage + carrier-MMS-emails-filtered-to-a-special-gmail to replace SMS.
#aaronpksknebel: no, i'm planning on something way more low tech
#singpolymaSure, but when my fiancee starts her phone up and it has a huge banner saying "Use this other app for SMS now please" it doesn't seem optional to her
#tantekhangouts primarily sucks because they dropped support for (handling of) gtalk: and xmpp: URLs
#ben_thatmustbemethey just had a single pop-up to give the let people know its an option for those that don't like it
#tantek(insert months of bad Hangouts latency, performance, confusion)
#tantekAndroid team: so... we've come to the conclusion that Hangouts is too slow, can you fix it?
#tantekHangouts team: what do you mean? works great on our (desktop, laptop, over-powered android) devices on superfast wifi networks at Google HQ
#tantekAndroid team: no, seriously, you need to fix the launch latency, the contact list latency, the recent conversations latency, the push-message unreliability, etc.
#tantekAndroid team: You know what, Hangouts sucks so bad that it makes our SMS and thus phones look bad compared to iPhones, we're going to make our own non-sucky Messages app
#tantekHangouts team: what? no way we'll fight this.
#singpolymaThis gives google teams way too much credit. Based on what I saw when working there, it's more like "Hey, we just switched SMS users to Hangouts, mmmkay?" for awhile, no one notices, then "wait, how did this happen? I'mma change it back"
#LoqiAn events listing is a page or portion of a page (like on a homepage) of an indieweb site that shows a list of events, perhaps including some subset of their event, invitation, and RSVP posts, displayed as a list or grid of some sort https://indiewebcamp.com/events_list
#cweiskeshould prevent people from giving me books I already have
#tanteklooks for a similar example and finds a typo, likely his
#ben_thatmustbemeI'm sort of torn on this, having a seperate feed for jf2 allows for people to have different jf2 and mf2
#ben_thatmustbemekylewm: yeah, that has been a little bit confusing. I'm thinking it may have to move to just string or object instead of string, object, or array
#aaronpkmy interest in jf2 is to have something easier to consume than mf2
#aaronpkwhich to me also means things like restricting where the author of an entry can show up
#aaronpklike it would be great if a valid jf2 feed only had one place an author of a post could appear
#tantekreviews his queue: h-cite, checkin+comment vs note+loc, checkin+photo vs photo+loc, jf2/mf2json optional list vs always list
#ben_thatmustbemetantek: regarding adding a jf2 "feed" i'm somewhat concerned it would be just going back to another feed file, the question then becomes, why do you need the MF2 then
#ben_thatmustbemehuh, KevinMarks, you always use {'children':[....]} already?
#aaronpkon a totally unrelated note, what's the best way to replace relative image URLs with absolute URLs in my articles when displaying them?
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#aaronpkthis is one of the reasons I don't have article content on anything except the article permalinks
#aaronpkthe posts are written with relative image URLs, so I need to munge that into a full URL in order to display it on a page like / or /articles
#tantekdo any of the /read silos support a personal library feature?
#tantek!tell gRegorLove in your use of /Goodreads have you found a "personal library" feature where it keeps track of the books you *have*? Or only books you have *read*?
#Loqipin or pinning is a feature that allows the author to choose a post to put at the top of their profile (or homepage) which is then called a pinned or sticky post https://indiewebcamp.com/pinned_post
#petermolnarre SMS: I hope they'll stay alive forever; Europe would be unusable without it due to roaming
#petermolnarif I'm abroad ( EU, we're talking about a few hundred kilometres when abroad ) I don't have data and if I do need to send something, SMS is always there
#kylewmoh that's funny, redwind was still running on my server, just wasn't exposed
#singpolymapetermolnar: this is a bug in the carries, thoguh
#petermolnar( I have a backup thingy running that copies it to my mail account though once it has data connection )
#tantekaaronpk: I'll let you know if I find one :)
#aaronpkalso i have a fallback where if a post matches the URL structure of the old site and no post is found, it redirects to the day of the post in case i missed on
#aaronpkone is the checkin+photo vs photo+location
#aaronpknah that's not a checkin because 1) I already had checked in before I posted that photo, and 2) that post would look the same if I had posted it a day later
#tantek"already had checked in" - no evidence of that on your site
#KevinMarkswhen I posse from instagram to Swarm, that creates a checkin in swarm - is it one instagram If I don't?
#aaronpkyeah no evidence on my site because i don't post checkins yet!
#tantekthus it's effectively a checkin on your site
#aaronpkand if i *had* had checkins on my site, i still would have posted that photo at that time
#tantekbut the "I" there is disconnected, so that can't be used as evidence
#tantekthe argument of "would look the same if I had posted it a day later" is interesting
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#tantekthere may be an opportunity here for behavioral design
#KevinMarksI noticed that Swarm now prompts for 'missed checkins'
#aaronpkyes, I am reluctant to post photos with venue tags significantly later than they were taken, but I do end up doing that. however for me a checkin isn't a checkin unless the timestamp matches the date i was there
#KevinMarksa latergram could be a retrospective checkin?
#tantekthat's a good criteria in general, though some of us (myself included) use "Post(squares)." for after the fact checkins
#gRegorLovetantek, kylewm: I did find when logged in on Goodreads I can view a friend's books and under settings turn on the "Owned" column and sort by that. But it's not a very obvious user flow to get to that.
#gRegorLoveIf you're logged in (and presumably connected as a friend?), you can then sort by the owned column, which either has a checkmark or is blank.