#indieweb 2016-07-23

2016-07-23 UTC
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[chrisaldrich]
Thanks snarfed for the pointer to https://chat.indieweb.org/dev/, I'm guessing the reason I hadn't noticed is that it doesn't seem to be bridging to slack like the others...
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[chrisaldrich]
In fact, it looks like I'm getting the #known feed bridged into #indieweb; #wordpress works in slack, but isn't on https://chat.indieweb.org/; No wonder I'm getting the feeling that the chat is slow this week
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[chrisaldrich]
Also looks like #microformats is bridged, but when I post from slack, it doesn't crosspost to IRC
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[chrisaldrich]
I'll take it back about the #known channel. Looks like there was some overlap convo there with the #indieweb chat this afternoon. Instead it appears that #known IRC isn't bridging to slack at all...
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@sxeworldwide
📷 veganstraightedge: Started sketching on #indieweb building blocks logos. (at Insight Coffee Roasters)... http://sxeworldwide.tumblr.com/post/147820769199/veganstraightedge-started-sketching-on#_=_
(twitter.com/_/status/756644591688966147)
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aaronpk
[chrisaldrich]: right now I have a few channels archived on chat.indieweb.org, and those are also pushing to Slack channels. I don't yet have Slack posting back to IRC for those channels.
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aaronpk
I don't know what you're talking about the #wordpress channel, is that actually an active IRC channel on freenode?
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aaronpk
I have no plans to archive that on chat.indieweb.org or bridge it on our slack
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miklb
wasn't the indieweb-wordpress channel just an experiment while deciding how to sort the channels?
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GWG
aaronpk, Slack has a WordPress channel
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aaronpk
the indieweb slack??
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GWG
Correct
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GWG
pfefferle created it, in 2015, apparently.
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aaronpk
maybe i should lock the slack so people can't make arbitrary channels because clearly there is confusion when they are not mirrored to IRC
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[chrisaldrich]
I don't think I'd looked at the #wordpress slack channel until the discussion for creating others popped up, so I joined it presuming it was official...
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[chrisaldrich]
locking down the "unofficial" ones is probably a good idea
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[chrisaldrich]
maybe it'll give me a reason to come back to IRC...
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Loqi
mblaney: [shaners] left you a message 7 hours, 12 minutes ago: For what it’s worth, I was planning explore a combination of IW too. Not that one, obvi, but something in the general direction. :+1::skin-tone-2:
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mblaney
!tell shaners my favourite thing about your logo design is that it looks like simple building blocks. mine doesn't capture that, would be interesting to find a way that could.
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Loqi
Ok, I'll tell them that when I see them next
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mblaney
wow very impressed that bridgy took a native re-post and turned it into a retweet. Didn't know it did that.
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loicm
Hi there. I don't know how to report this suggestion so I write here: the "This Week in IndieWeb" newsletter may change the sender's name and email? s/IndieWebCamp/IndieWeb/ ?
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rhiaro
aaronpk: Selected some text on a page and copied it so I could paste it in the content field. Hit the Quill bookmark bookmarklet. SELECTED TEXT WAS ALREADY THERE. The pleasant surprises just never stop.
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rhiaro
Now if only Quill would write my thesis for me.
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[chrisaldrich]
Does anyone know a definitive page that compares and contrasts microformats and schema.org? I'm particularly looking for arguments to help argue the point on mf with WordPress & JetPack here https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/4470#issuecomment-234266930m
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Loqi
[Kevin Marks] Microformats 2 and Schema 2015-06-30
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rhiaro
In reaction to that ^ I wrote this: http://rhiaro.co.uk/2015/08/extensibility
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Loqi
[Amy Guy] On extensibility of Microformats This post is for: People who don't understand what microformats2 are used for beyond SEO. People who like linked data, and think microformats2 is a small, centrally controlled vocabulary. People who think microfor...
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rhiaro
Oh boy no Loqi stop
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rhiaro
I *should* do a side by side comparison of mf2 and schema.org now I understand more about schema.org's change policies and stuff
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[chrisaldrich]
Thanks! Those are a helpful start, and even help me as well.
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KevinMarks
chris, you have put instructions inside instructions
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KevinMarks
<div class="e-instructions"><ul><li class="e-instructions"> menas that the instructions are duplicated
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KevinMarks
same with ingredients - I tweaked my indiecard dispalyer to hunt out a recipe inside an entry http://www.unmung.com/indiecard?url=http%3A%2F%2Fboffosocko.com%2F2016%2F07%2F17%2Fchili-prep-for-dinner-tonight%2F
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KevinMarks
either put ingredients and instructions on the wrapper, or on the individual lists (I think lists is better for parseability)
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KevinMarks
this bit of rhiaro's socratic dialog is a bit off: "LD: How do I find out if someone else is already using something like this? MF: Ask in IRC or check the wiki."
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KevinMarks
the actual MF answer is see how people are already publishing this kind of data online and document that
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Loqi
The microformats process
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KevinMarks
whereas the LD answer is "make up any name you like, you can always map it as equivalent later"
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KevinMarks
the mapping as equivalent gets done less often - rhiaro did it with https://www.w3.org/TR/social-web-protocols/
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Loqi
[Amy Guy] Social Web Protocols
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KevinMarks
I wonder if we need an xmdp 2 that is parseable as mf2, as amy proposes in that
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[chrisaldrich]
Thanks Kevin, I'll have to check into the code which is doing the bulk of the work. I thought there was an issue when i threw it into a parser the other day, but hadn't had a chance to double check it.
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[chrisaldrich]
I like the idea of doing it on the individual lists too
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KevinMarks
when I was mapping the bbc recipes that seemed more natural, as you want an ordered list of instructions
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KevinMarks
and ingredients lists are usually in a meaningful order
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[chrisaldrich]
Unlike many cookbooks, I usually prefer interspersing sections of ingredients and instructions for portions of recipes followed by ingredients and instructions for other portions. Perhaps the mise-en-place/industrial engineer side of me that wants to make recipes more practical in actual use for the end use.
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[chrisaldrich]
KevinMarks: I remember hearing you mention the bbc recipes a while back and meant to look into your work. What was the final upshot/result of all of your work? Does it live somewhere else now?
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[chrisaldrich]
(apologies for the gaps in chat time, not too coincidentally I'm actually prepping a lot of fruit and food for later today)
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[kevinmarks]
The BBC reprieved the recipes site (which I suspect was the goal all along)
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[chrisaldrich]
Was your mapping able to help improve their site in the end?
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KevinMarks
they have schema in microdata on their site, but it was much easier to parse their own structural classes
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[chrisaldrich]
Not much of an advertisement for schema then, was it?
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[rickc]
I also like to divide recipes into steps listing ingredients needed for each segment.
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[rickc]
Though it is also practical to be able to show a complete ingredient list, so you can tell upfront if you have everything to make
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[chrisaldrich]
I can see it being useful to separate the quantity of the ingredient from the ingredient name. Marking them up separately could make it easier for programatically modifying the measurements from one set of units to another (cups to kilograms perhaps?) as well as using the yield field to do the automatic division/multiplicaation to allow the end user to choose the yield they want and then outputting the correct amount of ingredients to get that
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[chrisaldrich]
(Dynamic recipes anyone?)
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[kevinmarks]
Rickc do you have example pages on your site?
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[kevinmarks]
If you mark them up as ingredients and steps then the parsing will combine them into a single ingredients list
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[kevinmarks]
Which I think is OK
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[kevinmarks]
The other way to go might be to have sub recipes - I've seen that style in print where the sauce is a separate recipe from the main dish
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[kevinmarks]
Sometimes included by reference "make hollandaise sauce as on page xx"
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miklb
IMO components should be their own separate recipe
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[rickc]
kevinmarks: I have a recipe site at recipeto.me, but I haven't touched it since getting sucked into progressive enhancement and the indieweb
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[rickc]
It's a big angular 1.x app :grimacing:
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[kevinmarks]
Says expired
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[rickc]
Yeah it's abandoned for sure, source is on my github though
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[rickc]
+1 for separating qty, ingredient, and preparation though
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miklb
wishes that recipes were just all weighed in grams
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KevinMarks
That was neat. There is also the twitter cookbook syntax
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[rickc]
Wish I could grok the math on that NYT piece. Would love to piece together an ad-hoc software engineering education without shelling out for university.
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tantek
interesting experience with posting a panoramic photo - IG limits photo aspect ratio so much that I used a different place (FB private comment) to post my "original" panoramic photo, then hotlinked that as an image host to publish on my own site, and manually POSSEd to IG: http://tantek.com/2016/205/t1/fromwhereirun-sfrc-top-of-hill-fox-coyote
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Loqi
[Tantek Çelik] a jpg. #fromwhereirun 15km 1300' (902' max elevation). #SFRC to top of the hill at Fox & Coyote trails. Pano from Fox Trail and Sutro poking thru @karlthefog, to the moon and Coyote Ridge Trail.... https://scontent.fsjc1-3.fna.fbcdn.net/t31.0-8/13765842_10102434778161843_291487969617834577_o.jpg
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tantek
So that's a qualitative content-based reason to post to your own site instead of IG, IG is too limiting to allow proper posting of panoramic photos (panos or panoramas)
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tantek
what is IG?
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Loqi
Instagram is a popular image hosting silo most well known for square photos that have been processed with an image filter https://indieweb.org/IG
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