tantekif we've reached the point (not saying we have, but it's a risk) where we're stuck rewriting / refactoring etc. instead of making big advancements, that might be a challenge to discuss
tantekOn my part, I have a ton more site functionality than I did a year ago, even closer to doing some of SWAT0, but haven't built enough to do all of A, B, or C
GWGI know there was some reluctance to merger it in the current configuration because it didn't fit the design principles for the WordPress Indieweb plugins.
[chrisaldrich]GWG, I remember seeing some old conversations about you trying to sneak mf2 into the Twenty Sixteen theme. Did you ever pull off an implementation (child theme or otherwise?)
[chrisaldrich]I've been digging into things to remember how to do some theming which I haven't done for ages. I was thinking about indiewebifying a handful of common WP themes to work natively with mf2 as well as adding some other simple functionality.
[chrisaldrich]We should really have 4-5 options other than SemPress to help give others more options. I also have a feeling that having options may help push some of the WP community into adopting it more widely.
[chrisaldrich]I haven't looked yet, but I suppose that Twenty Seventeen is underway somewhere... can I help you pile on to get them to adopt it this time around?
[chrisaldrich]I've been skating by on some small hacks with Twenty Sixteen, but need to have something more solid to better integrate with some Brid.gy functionality.
[chrisaldrich]I saw a tangential mention of it in a thread you wrote back in late 2015 the other day, but didn't see a follow up thread, so I suspect it got stalled?
[chrisaldrich]I do remember giving you mental props for appealing to WP vanity for adopting things before Google did as a means to try to get them on your side... :slightly_smiling_face:
[chrisaldrich]I've also been tempted to build a few archive pages for specific post kinds (bookmark, like, repost, etc. to better uncover those types of functionalities.
[chrisaldrich]I tried playing around with Bridgy Publish in the last few days, is that still functional? It didn't seem to be, but then again, it may be mark up issues on my end potentially causing problems...
[chrisaldrich]I'm still trying to brush up my rusty coding skills to better understand the interaction of the machinery of webmentions and commenting....
[chrisaldrich]It's always the small iterations that win out... It's actually fairly impressive to see some of the threads going back over the last year or two where i've seen you and others slowly making headway.
[chrisaldrich]Well, I've finished my big project for the month, so I've got a bit more time. I'll be vacationing on the beaches of Hawaii next week, but will be thinking about indieweb development and theming while I'm away.
[chrisaldrich]If you put together some ideas about what you'd like to see happen with mf2_s, I can try to hack away at that and perhaps Twenty Sixteen and maybe one other in the next couple of weeks.
urantherI am level 2 IndieWeb now. However, some of my profile links don't pass the test. It is either "doesn’t link back" or, in the case of Google+, "couldn’t be fetched"
[chrisaldrich]GWG, I didn't look through all of your code on Independent Publisher, but I'm curious how thoroughly you went through it? Does it still need some mf2 help?
[chrisaldrich]he did seem to have a lot of customizations stuck into his theme that are anything but standard, so some of it may be a tad dependent on that. I did see a nifty little piece you did for the dt stamp with ISO that I'd never seen, I expected that doing that would be much more difficult.
[chrisaldrich]my issue is usually remembering the huge list of microformats to include and I'm far more familiar now with mf2 than 1 for the backwards compatible stuff. There aren't any lurking issues with backwards compatibility with 1 that I should watch out for are there?
j4y_funabashiso far it posts photos. It gives you a preview screen before posting the photo and fills in the 'published' and 'tags' from exif/iptc data.
j4y_funabashisknebel: it only works on my local machine at the moment but once I have cleaned it up a little I will be hosting it at http://surya.j4y.co
kylewmremind me what the flow is for syndicating via webmention? you add syndication=indienews and then when processing the response to the webmention, replace the syndication link with the result link?
aaronpkYeah and the webmention response includes the perms link that was created to the syndicated copy so you can replace the u-syndication link on the page after that if you want
aaronpknah Convoy is more targeted to Twitter and Facebook directly right? IndieSyndicate requires you use another service in between like silo.pub, and so it means you have to know a little more about what's going on to use it
miklbNeed some feedback. When I created the jekyll-indieweb I didn't think too much about a name for the project, wanted something easy to find and well, naming things are hard. Jekyll is going towards gem based themes and wondering if I should rethink the name.
miklb[kevinmarks] there currently isn't one. This will be a new feature in upcoming version. Currently, you have to either fork/clone a whole jekyll install or manually copy files into your project
miklbmy project goes a little further as it allows adding rel=me links via config, as well as support for voxpelli webmentions heroku app via a flag in config
kylewmI think jekyll-indieweb is not bad. if you wanted to be really nice and leave the namespace open, could do jekyll-indieweb-starter or something that describes the look of your theme a bit
miklbyes, namespace is definitely an area of concern. As a project that you forked/cloned it made a little more sense, but as a gem you add to a project, including jekyll seems redundant
kylewmdoes anybody provide the equivalent of alt text for font-icons? I want my likes on here https://kylewm.com/likes/ to parse as "Liked so-and-so's post"
kylewmJeena++ also, for being the first person other than me to run Woodwind (and tripping over a bunch of doc bugs and gaps in installation process.... sorry about that)