sknebeltantek: for a privacy law discussion I feel one of the guests that are professional web developers might be a better pick, since they should have more hands-on experience with what has to be done and what is irrelevant. I'd have a very theoretical perspective
aaronpkHaving finally given myself a way to reply and like posts from my "reader" (IRC), I am still amazed at how important it is to have a way to reply inline. I'm suddenly replying to way more things because it's so much easier now.
Loqi[Aaron Parecki] Having finally given myself a way to reply and like posts from my "reader" (IRC), I am still amazed at how important it is to have a way to reply inline. I'm suddenly replying to way more things because it's so much easier now....
gRegorLoveThe context for this is minor, really, though. The micrfroformats/tests/ suite has an & in the expected output where php-mf2 parses & The latter is what's in the source HTML
gRegorLoveHm, update test 1, step 3 says the order is not significant, but I got "test_not_started It looks like you sent a Webmention to the wrong page. To start this test, send a Webmention to the https://webmention.rocks/update/1 page first"
@jgarberHomebrew Website Club DC is looking for a new venue. Know of a space for 5-ish folks to meet every other week to hack on projects? #indieweb (twitter.com/_/status/724948910091964416)
kbsIt strikes me, that (at least till now) conversations (verbal or keyboard-typed) with bots tend to be less precise (or need knowing a specific syntax) for arbitrary interactions
kbsfwiw, I found his article to somewhat jump around from a rant about conversational UIs; to an orthogonal idea around fully embracing "streaming" rather than apps on mobile - that was an intriguing idea to me
petermolnarI wanted to do that originally, but right now, there is no way to exclude the akismet check if askismet is present and on, which became a blocker for me
petermolnarI present them as standard comments, thought they have the comment type according to the microformat (reply, repost, like, or plain webmention)
petermolnarI understand the reasons for separating it, but I think it's not necessary; since webmentions don't really make sense without it, it shouldn't be a different plugin
petermolnarI never used the default theme, so to be honest, I have no idea how it any of them looks be default. I will check it and come back to answer this later.
petermolnaron the reply-with-comment: currently there is not standalone template and permalink for a single comment in wordpress, which is a problem. So when you post, someone replies, and instead of starting a new thread with a new post, replying with a comment to that incoming comment, which does send a webmention, should be an option in my opinion.
kbsyes - I saw your comments on the fad for bots in the weblog from a few days back :) fwiw, he seems to be making a few somewhat orthogonal points in his post. a) as you say, it's rich responses rather than bots b) why not just have the metaphor entirely be a stream; where individual entries are rich, but have a consistent way to manage notifications across sources
kbsaaronpk: oh, that's interesting. At a basic level, found it intruiging that you've independently found the 'make everything a consistent form of notification' to work for you
Loqikbs meant to say: aaronpk: oh, that's interesting. At a basic level, found it intruiging that you've independently found the 'make everything a consistent form of rich chat message ... not sure what the right phrase here is' to work for you
kylewmif anyone else tries it, it either needs to be installed on your own site (so that it doesn't have to make cross-origin requests) or you have to do CORS stuff
Loqinpm is the Node package manager (although the npm project maintains it is not an acronym) and is can be used to manage javascript package for any type of javascript project (not limited to node.js or server-side js) https://indiewebcamp.com/npm
GWGacegiak put salmentions into Semantic Linkbacks. But they are inside the code used to generate a comment. I think that is a bit confusing and want to break it out, which requires a few structural changes.
snarfedGWG: so...code design? i don't really know a lot of the wordpress conventions, so you'll probably want a wordpress person to opine on the code style
GWGsnarfed: The current version triggers on an action. I'm switching it to run through a filter. Except WordPress only has a new comment filter, not an edit comment filter.
tantek"demo is invisible" is a sign that you need a better narrative around the demo, "here's the problem today. here's what we ideally want. so here's what we built"
dym_cxif the point of indieweb is to migrate from silos – the thing which keeps people there must be first – constant line of communication is whats matter and addictive
tantekit's never a plumbing audience. or rather, EVERYONE benefits from a quick dive from 50k feet "here's the user problem" down through each layer to ... and that's how we came up with webmention etc.
gRegorLovewebmention certainly seems to be a popular entry point to indieweb, seeing all the cool interactions that can be done with it. That was the case for me, seeing federated comments.
GWG"I didn’t have a friend in the world. I was just a bit of flotsam in the sea of life. A pitiful outcast, shunned by my fellow man. I was a mess. And then, one day...I received a webmention."
LoqiDelicious.com (originally launched in 2003 at del.icio.us) is a bookmarks silo that was among the first to implement tags, and user-tagging (AKA folksonomy), and present a UI of popular tags https://indiewebcamp.com/del.icio.us
gRegorLove"The first big change you’ll notice is our transition from the javascript front-end framework . . . For example, the search engines have a real problem reading our content, hindering users’ efforts to use Google or Bing to find what they’re looking for on Delicious." http://blog.delicious.com/2016/01/delicious-changes/
kylewmmiklb: two small mf2 tweaks -- you've got p-author inside of h-card, you probably want them on the same tag (h-card is the value of the author property of the post)
kylewmso I think there is actually enough data in the HTML that I could parse out simple "uid" (facebook::123456) and "name" (Kevin Marks on Facebook) properties
kylewmit's weird when you hear something and think "oh god that sounds like my actual nightmare" and then see internet thought leaders saying what a great idea it is