aaronpkthe way we're doing IRC to Slack is also somewhat indiewebcamp specific since it uses the irc-people page to look up peoples' avatars to post to slack
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KartikPrabhuand soon people trying to get into the indieweb have to deal with "credmention", "salmention", "webmention" over and above, "POSSE", "PESOS"
GWGI remember a fictional character commenting once, I forget the context...that humans aren't happy until we've given something a name and defined it, given it boundaries.
KartikPrabhubut yes, lately in physics there is a trend of assigning "punny" names to things which is just as ridiculous. But no one who is starting out needs to know the jargon, since textbooks lay it out slowly
mblaneythere has been good discussion around culture here recently, hopefully it does translate to welcoming, simple language as the first point of contact for newcomers.
[chrisaldrich]Kartik: Thanks for the comment on the bookmention/highlight post the other day. I think it was actually your original post and one from Kevin Marks that started me down the rabbit hole so many months ago.
[chrisaldrich]I have lots of academic friends who do work in incunnabula and marginalia so the topic interests me and I think there's a good bit of overlap with webmention and indieweb principles.
[chrisaldrich]Kartik: I noticed Kevin Marks pushed webmention on the hypothes.is camp today. I'd mentioned it to them a while back and am hoping they'll implement it soon.
[chrisaldrich]GWG: I've also onboarded a few friends/colleagues into the indieweb WP camp in the past weeks. They're primarily Gen3 and I'm doing some handholding in the early days/weeks, but I was curious to hear some general feedback from the "masses"
[chrisaldrich]GWG: the IndieWeb plugins new iteration is really much slicker looking now. I like that it's moved itself one menu level up where it more rightly deserves to be on one's dashboard.
KartikPrabhu[chrisaldrich]: but "cloning" someone's website to display thrid-party comments seems nefariously misleading on both genius.com and hypothes.is
[chrisaldrich]Kartik: The Genius-gate hubub a few weeks back with the sex blogger was certainly eyeopening; I would hope that putting in webmention directly so that the owner of the site or page is at least aware of the third-party comments would help mitigate some of the issue.
[chrisaldrich]GWG: I haven't seen any other quirky issues this week since your last round of updates, so it would appear things are humming along well again.
KartikPrabhu[chrisaldrich]: all of that depends on whether, the platform is kind enough to send you webmentions about annotations, and remove them if you don't want them
[chrisaldrich]GWG: I'm sure I missed some interesting pieces by not being there in person. What would you say was the coolest thing you saw over the weekend?
[chrisaldrich]@KartikPrabhu: they certainly need to be able to give site owners some additional lee-way. I've been thinking about how to better allow that, though no brilliant flashes for it have yet developed.
[chrisaldrich]I don't think I'd noticed until an hour ago, but kylewm works at Medium?! I know they added @mentions on their platform a few months back, but (and I'll say this sotto voce) why not add webmention? It could be the killer app for such a platform....
[chrisaldrich]GWG: I've been playing around with some location tools in conjunction with OwnYourGram and OwnYourCheckin to use the location data they throw to show maps on those related pages.
GWGchrisaldrich, I originally used OpenStreetMap, currently using a combination of that and Google Maps. Need to finish support for multiple data sources
[chrisaldrich]I know Known uses OpenStreetMap too. Have you looked at how they've coded things up as an example? You may also be able to recycle some code from there...
[chrisaldrich]I saw an interesting German map company that made maps with URL based strings, but I can't seem to find it at the moment... something I found on GitHub recently...
[chrisaldrich]something like that, though I haven't played around as much with them... though google is probably a better long term "vendor" than the one I'd seen....
[chrisaldrich]I'm still also trying to figure out a better workflow for Instagram and Foursquare related posts, both of which take in location data. Between OYG and OwnYourCheckin there can be some redundancies and duplicate posting between POSSE/PESOS strategies.
[chrisaldrich]Lately I've been relying on Known for foursquare POSSE, but the interface (particularly for mobile) isn't conducive to posting photos with it.
[kevinmarks]Known will posse checkins to Swarm, and audio to soundcloud, but micropub UI doesn't know that and only offers what is suitable for articles
aaronpkyou'd have to do it by the list of properties the post is trying to create rather than explicit post types, since we don't have a fixed list of post types
aaronpkthe micropub client could say "I'm going to create a post with these properties: content, photo, name" and then the micropub server would return the list of syndication targets it can post that content to
[chrisaldrich]kevinmarks, I saw your twitter nod earlier with hypothes.is regarding webmentions. Based on your exchange, how likely do you think it is that they'll implement it?
miklbaaronpk I white listed indieauth & github in Fluid, getting invalid state error. Any suggestions on what else I could white list or should I give up :)
miklbset to allow any URL and still getting error. This time "missing authorization code" seems Fluid can not handle the redirects with the payload (for lack of a better term)
tantek!tell shaners is there a square version of the new logo, e.g. on a white background, suitable for using as icons in various places like twitter.com/indiewebcamp ?
Loqi[kevinmarks] meant to say: Hm. I wonder if you could recreate the chronological instagram feed we've lost by subscribing to all the granary feeds of your followings
Loqi[shaners]: tantek left you a message 51 minutes ago: is there a square version of the new logo, e.g. on a white background, suitable for using as icons in various places like twitter.com/indiewebcamp ? http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2016-06-10/line/1465542331195
[jkphl]shaners: oh by the way, just read your message from february regarding the design just a couple of days ago. sorry for not having responded so far! but: awesome work, like it a lot!
LoqiA birthday is the date when someone is born, however in the context of the indieweb, it is a feature displayed on some silos' user profiles that you can (or must) enter, and some prominently present to your friends on the month and day of your birthday, like Facebook's "BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK" feature at the top of their events page https://indiewebcamp.com/birthday
tantekok everyone that was IndieWeb Summit - I added it on Lanyrd - go ahead and add yourself as at least an attendee if you were there (even virtually), and add yourself as a speaker if you led a barcamp session on day 1
gRegorLoveznmeb was there this weekend and seemed to get a lot done (adding webmention). I wonder if he just entered the wiki from a different page after all the discussions.
znmebthe way I want to do it is to have it at the highest level - I put the data in the YAML front-matter for the post and push a button, just like I do now, ratther than passing bizarre unreadable stuff to Pandoc
znmebThere's little chance RStudio would accept pull requests without some executive level selling effort but I can easily publish an R package on GitHub
tantekgRegorLove: darn it you're right I thought I saw more. There's a reference by bear to David Dias, and then j12t's question, but no other notes. sadface
LoqiA summary is short text that conveys a post's main point(s), or a plain text equivalent for kinds of posts like likes and RSVPs that use other properties to convey their meaning https://indiewebcamp.com/summary
Loqidescription is the second line of text under the title of a blog or site. It’s sometimes called a tagline or subtitle https://indiewebcamp.com/subtitle
tantekmetaformats are an April Fools joke describing how to both publish using microformats class names and openly parse meta tags as a fallback for what should be in-the-body visible data, including backcompat with [[OGP]], [[Twitter Cards]], and meta author, description, and anything else real sites (like search engines) appear to consume.
ZegnatThey should not ignore it. Though I guess they wouldn’t know to look inside the content-attribute, so it comes down to the same result as ignoring it.
znmebnobody's gonna go out of their way to implement either one as near as I can tell - the beancounters and IP lawyers that run things don't get a cut of either ;-)
tantekThis very specific h-entry microformat has wide support across dozens of consuming implementations (see /Webmention#IndieWeb_Examples ). Whereas no RDFa annotations have any such consuming support that does anything visible, thus they are not worth publishing. So no the same result is not possible with RDFa.
KevinMarks1I was going to say "As discussed at the first link, h-entry is a general microformat for making up a page with author, date, title, summary and content and thus maps well to this generic template."
LoqiWelcome to news about the IndieWeb where recent notable articles about the IndieWeb are cited and linked to keep you up to date https://indiewebcamp.com/posts_about
gRegorLovemiklb: Ah, nice! Yeah, I will likely use mine to tweak things. I really liked the 2014 redesign using Teahouse theme for the better typography.
LoqiGNU social is a free software project that "will be a decentralized social network that you can install on your own server" https://indiewebcamp.com/gnusocial
LoqiJekyll is Ruby software that helps you create "Simple, blog-aware, static sites" suitable for static domain hosting https://indiewebcamp.com/Jekyll
snarfedKevinMarks: heh sorry, to clarify, granary REST supports scraping IG profiles and photos, just not with a cookie to get your consumption feed yet