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#voxpelliaaronpk: in Quill, how do you link to things in a note? html? I pasted a url straight into it, but it wasn't auto-linked and not sure whether the client, the endpoint or the one rendering the content should be the one to autolink a URL
#aaronpkquill just sends plaintext for notes, so it's up to the endpoint that receives it to do the autolinking
#aaronpkyou could either autolink it when you get the micropub request, and store HTML, or you can autolink when you render it
#aaronpkI prefer the latter, so I store the plaintext that quills sends
#voxpellikind of suprised that my jekyll didn't autolink it :P
#Kongalooshaaronpk, tantek: I guess I would call anything with a bunch of pictures--regardless of text content--an album. Personally, I'd say that an article would just be more focused on the textual content, while an album is focused on the image's content. All of the text I post is really just explaining the images. That includes who's there, where they are, what's going on.
#aaronpkmy initial thoughts on what an album was did not include the idea that text would be interleaved with images
#aaronpkthe silo examples i included on that page support this
#tantekright, I think as soon as you start interleaving text, you have made the text more primary as it becomes the overall story of which the images are merely leaf nodes
#tantekKongaloosh, I think that's pretty cut & dry per existing examples. And it's what happens when you consider that the story starts to make sense even *without* the images (i.e. listening to the text being spoken)
#tantekmaking sense without the images = images are clearly secondary
#KongalooshA lot of physical albums I've seen people make are similar to what I've done.
#tantekpeople use a type writer to add text between images clipped to a physical album?
#Kongalooshfor instance, I can think of a few people who do what I did for each holiday they go on.
#tantekthat sounds more like a "book" and less like an "album"
#tantekand there's no general interleaved text, but they do sometimes have annotations / descriptions attached to each photo
#tanteksure, snippets alongside a photo are supported in Flickr albums (or maybe what they call a Gallery)
#Kongalooshpersonally, I feel like this is way easier for me to consume and enjoy later on. This will be way more functional for me to share with other people.
#tanteksame reason people include images as part of a story! I've written blog posts that way too
#tantekwhether you intended to or not, you ended up writing a story for which each set of photos has become additional info for the story
#KongalooshSure, but I feel like if I printed the photos out, stuck them in an album with the annotations, and showed them to people, it would be considered an album.
#Kongalooshor if I broke up the annotations and made them pop up with the shadowbox
#Kongalooshjust tightly associated with a specific image
#tantekor some set thereof per your "explaining each set of photos"
#tantekthe text as it is currently when it spans under / above multiple photos, seems like it is at a higher information hierarchy level than the photos
#tantekaaronpk, OTOH, POSSEing to a silo and having something only retain "downlevel" meaning is ok too - e.g. I POSSE RSVPs to Twitter, and Twitter has no notion of RSVPs. It just looks like a text note there.
#tantekThough I suppose I could start using emoji for each for explicit typing in POSSE copies
#Kongalooshaaronpk: I could totally POSSE it to flicker and have an album of graduation pictures, but you guys seem pretty keen on calling it an article.
#aaronpkwell I mean, if each section of text in your post is associated with a single image, then on flick you'd post that text as the photo description. would that be approximately equivalent once it's on flickr?
#KongalooshIf I just POSSEd it without the text as a description?
#aaronpkthe text is important to that post though isn't it?
#aaronpkaha, that's an interesting description that focuses on a user need!
#Kongalooshthis preserves who, what, when, and why
#KongalooshIf that's an article, then fine. Inherently it's better than an album for later use.
#tantekthe who is person-tags on a photo, the what is description (or other tags), the when is the dt-created of the photo (or dt-published as a fallback), and the why would presumably be in the description as well
#KongalooshEspecially if you start adding additional image-specific annotations, which I support but am too lazy to care about
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#tantekbut when all that text for (who, what, when, and why) is mixed together in prose format, then it starts looking like a story rather than just preserving context