Loqiservice workers are scripts that run in the background, separate from tabs with the site open, and are commonly used for offline functionality and push notifications https://indiewebcamp.com/service_worker
KartikPrabhuI mean the following: when you visit my site, it allows you to cache some article offline. then later you can read my article without network
ben_thatmustbemefor me they both show up as red. I need to look in to it closer, but basically its because FB has their default like as a thumbs up, but then they have "heart"
ben_thatmustbemeyeah, thats why i'm just not fighting it, its just different emojis that people are reacting with, and since there is more than one heart emoji, there is not actual avoiding the problem
ben_thatmustbemebut you are taking away meaning from the poster. Intention. I chose heart to be the translation of "like" which is a little confusing now but still keeps the original person's intentions seperate. If you start collapsing you are basically losing the point to emoji reactions. Why not just collapse them all back to just likes
Loqiarchive in the context of the indieweb refers to date-grouped (often monthly) sets of posts (AKA personal historical archives, a common form of navigation), but can sometimes mean archival copy, a copy of a web page made (often by someone other than the author) at a particular point in time https://indiewebcamp.com/archive
Loqi[chrisaldrich]: tantek left you a message on 5/28 at 9:18am: re: "Eventually the wiki will have too much in it for the common person to browse it and be able to get value for the types of choices they'd like to make.", it can be improved, e.g. like Wikipedia. http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-05-28/line/1464452328673
JeenaInteresting HWC today, although only one person came so had we more indieweb discussions than most times when others who aren't really interested in that matter attended
LoqiA permashortcitation (or permashortid), abbreviated as PSC is a short non-hyperlinked citation to a post permalink, in contrast to a permashortlink which does hyperlink to a post http://indiewebcamp.com/PSC
[chrisaldrich]snarfed: I was impressed by Conintedford too and was going to make some suggestions about easier backfeed on WordPress, but it appears he's moving away from the platform.
tantekpetermolnar: when you get a chance, can you start /2016/indieweb for your proposal(s) to switch to using "(#)indieweb(.org)" instead of "(#)indiewebcamp(.com)" for general indieweb purposes?
miklb[chrisaldrich] I set up a WP site earlier this week, and suggesting/emphasizing mf2 support within a theme was an area that I see could use improvement.
tantek!tell Pierre-o re: holacracy. Nope. Not a *community*, nor any actual evidence of *success* (more self-asserted marketing claims). That is however a typical example of the current fashion of sexy product site with big blocks of different color background you scroll through to approximate pages.
[chrisaldrich]Independent Publisher is a really beautiful/modern WP theme somewhat in the vein of Medium.com with some flexible customizability. It also has the benefit of a custom comments.php template so that it better orders/displays comments, webmentions, pingbacks/trackbacks. I suspect that having more theme options like this will help out other generation 2 users.
tantekkylewm: nice example (unhosted), much cleaner and more serious looking than all the other marketing fluff ephemera out there. can you add it to https://indiewebcamp.com/2016/homepage ?
tantek!tell cweiske if you really feel like stress-testing Loqi, perhaps consider doing so in #indiechat (offtopic chatter :) ) since that doesn't really have anything to do with indiewebcamp per se - thanks!
aaronpki'm a little disappointed that indieweb summit is already this weekend and i haven't had more time to work on the photo album support for p3k that i had sketched out in germany
Loqiremote participation refers to good practices for enabling people to take part in IndieWebCamp events at a different location and collaboration across locations https://indiewebcamp.com/remote_participation
willnorrisaaronpk, kylewm: so after I get both of you to add jsonp support to your live microformat parsers :-\ ..... I'm realizing now the proper way to do this would have been to add a CORS header so that it works with the new-ish window.fetch API. Any chance of ya'll doing that? (Can certainly wait until this weekend). If you're comfortable with it, adding "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" to responses would be
Loqi[indieweb] "Liked this tweet: Calum Ryan on Twitter: “Here’s how I added geolocation and live weather data linked to my posts – https://t.co/lXqagKUaDW #indieweb”" by Scott Kingery http://techlifeweb.com/14094-2/
willnorrisso I temporarily got around the CORS problem by running everything through a reverse proxy on my server the time being :) Now pure javascript with no dependencies: http://willnorris.net/mf2compare/?url=http://tantek.com/ (still some flexbox weirdness not sizing the sections evenly)
tantekwillnorris: what do you think about a [x] Sort Keys option, since that shouldn't semantically change the JSON, but will make it easier to side-by-side compare
willnorrisyeah, sorting keys, turning certain libraries on or off, reordering results so you can see certain ones side by side, using something like https://github.com/kpdecker/jsdiff to view diffs... all things that'd be great to do
willnorriskylewm: basically yes. jQuery makes it reasonable to work with by puttting a pretty veneer over it, but I was trying to get rid of the jQuery dependency