#gRegorLoveI'll try it. I doubt the bots are bothering with the return code, though.
#aaronpkif you don't mind requiring JS to have people comment, i've also had good luck with changing the value of a hidden form field with some JS code
#gRegorLoveI haven't had any failed CSRF yet, interestingly, so they're definitely hitting the site.
#snarfedaaronpk++ for using JS. i do that, stops probably 99% of spam cold. that plus akismet gets me pretty much zero false negatives and false positives
#Loqi[Ashton McAllan] Well I’ve merged the latest version of the semantic linkbacks plugin and my salmentions supporting code. Here’s hoping it just works. #indieweb...
#JeenaBtw. this week I can't host the IWC in GOT because I'm away with work
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#acegiakAh damnit. Still sometimes getting 503s when sending myself webmentions. I thought I managed to make WhisperFollow not do that by switching to easycurl
#acegiak!tell benthatmustbeme hey, do you think that specifying your pronouns as "his lordship" might be read as making fun of people for whom pronouns are a serious issue?
#tantekobviously the latter is totally useless for me ( twitter.com/search/@t if you're curious)
#tantekso I've tried "Tailored for you" and every mention notification they've sent me has been a false positive, specifically, a totally predictable one that has occured due to *Twitter*-truncating someone's tweet that had an @-mention starting with @ t...
#tantek"Tailored for you" is a cop-out and anti-pattern IMO
#tantekit's unpredictable as a user, makes a user feel not in control
#tantekand sorry to say but no "algorithm" is smart enough to get "Tailored for you" right enough to be useful
#tantekfor for anyone consider such AI / nonsense, don't
#aaronpkben_thatmustbeme: did you see myfreeweb's note about your markup?
#aaronpkmyfreeweb: you shouldn't need to check "children" for the in-reply-to object, I've never seen that before. most peoples' website include the h-cite object as the value of the in-reply-to item
#ben_thatmustbeme"yeah .u-in-reply-to.h-cite is what everyone expects now" not sure thats true? i only look for a url anyway
#tantekben_thatmustbeme: my replies have had h-cite for a while, so for your code to work (it does) with reading my replies, it has to be parsing for that
#aaronpkmyfreeweb: the other option you have is to go fetch the URL and find microformats there
#ben_thatmustbemefor comments it may be quite useful, certainly, but since i'm the only one who does full context history (as far as i know) i don't see any use case for it
#aaronpkthat way you can also show something nicer when you only have the URL available
#ben_thatmustbememyfreeweb: good, they should be going to the source anyway
#tantekand who is going to attempt a SWAT0 demo with acegiak ?
#kylewmhmm, re: fetching the original for salmention, i'm not convicned it's worth it. if someone wants to spoof a comment from another URL, they can do it easily without salmentions
#tantekkylewm: I think the point is unintended spoofing like from a bug
#tanteklike a bug that results in the wrong name/icon etc.
#tommorrisone issue I've been having with instagram recently is that people keep at-mentioning me even though they mean someone like "tommorris_" or something. the autocomplete for at-mentions doesn't seem to prioritise your friends over random people. so I keep getting tagged in all these rando photos by this group of teenagers
#LoqiSWAT0 is an abbreviation for The Social Web Acid Test level 0 and is a user-feature interoperability test for social web functionality defined in 2010 https://indiewebcamp.com/SWAT0
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#aaronpkthe more i think about it, the more i'm liking the idea of having a separate media endpoint for handling file uploads in micropub
#myfreewebi guess PHP inspired you to do this, because $_POST everywhere :) but in other backend tools, the POST body might be handled at a different level than URL+headers
#kylewmit was header only for 95% of the life of woodwind
#aaronpki feel like someone else was having trouble with the header, can't remember who, and can't remember whether it was sending or receiving
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#aaronpki mean if everyone can handle sending and receiving the token in the header, then we should really just say that's the only way to do it, since it makes it more likely to have interoperable clients and servers
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#kylewmoh ifttt was a good reason to support sending it in the body
#aaronpkin theory yeah, although i haven't seen a demonstrated use case for that
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#kylewmah right, probably because of CORS where you can't reliably POST to someone else's domain
#j4y_funabashiyeah I was glad for that rule when I built my photo posting form, tis nice to be able to put the token as a form field rather than have an intermediate script just to set a header
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#KevinMarksI think it is useful to keep the token in post body, but the spec should explicitly say to strip it out
#KevinMarkstantek: re twitter's "tailored for you" - I disagree strongly. They need to be much smarter about sending notifications in @ replies, ratehr thna blindly spamming you with all of them, so that option needs to remain. It could be more transparent about what it does, yes, but for twitter to solve the harassent problem it needs some kind of vouch-like or content filter on notifications
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#aaronpkyeah you avoid the brute force attacks by running it on something other than 22. if you have it on 22 and watch your logs you'll see all sorts of fun SSH attempts all day long
#tanteklooks like I need someone to help be a backup for me here
#tantekanyone can create an account on the Mozilla wiki - https://wiki.mozilla.org/ - my account certainly predates my professional relationship with Mozilla
#tantekcan I get some volunteers to help? at least start with creating your own wiki accounts on https://wiki.mozilla.org/ so you can edit pages?
#dougmckownNot sure yet. I'm just wondering what the options are. Medium appears to export into HTML.
#gRegorLoveMost CMS will have some sort of import, but it varies quite a bit.
#gRegorLoveI think WordPress built-in import uses XML (import from other WordPress export files), and I'm sure there's a variety of third party plugins.
#dougmckownOkay, thanks all! I hoped someone had built a Medium-to-some-other-CMS tool.
#dougmckownIf the export were XML, then we could import into almost anything, I guess.
#gRegorLoveNot that I'm aware of, sorry. You might poke around /projects for ideas.
#miklbseems there is a RSS feed for authors on Medium. Definitely could import that into WordPress, then export to what ever you decide on. I'm sure there is a plugin to export markdown