AngeloGladdinghmm.. we can go off the deep end here.. i've adopted Templetor http://webpy.org/docs/0.3/templetor and it allows for full Python inside of the template and the forgiveness and hackability of Python ultimately leaves room for mischief in such a context
rascul1. consider using '#!/usr/bin/env bash' as the shebang because bash isn't always in /bin (ie bsd), 2. since it's a bash script, consider using [[]] instead of [ ]
AngeloGladding!tell KevinMarks for yet to be determined reasons mf2py+mf2util isn't finding your representative h-card like it is for these guys: https://angelo.lahacker.net/people
rasculpetermolnar wouldn't be hard to add that stuff, but you've probably gotta be a bit crazy to use that bash generator instead of something else heh
Loqirascul: petermolnar left you a message 4 hours, 50 minutes ago: I like your bash generator, but it's a little too minimal for my needs :) (no feeds, no taxonomy pages, etc.)
Loqi[indieweb] "
@botwikidotorg about moderation: I have 2 implementations going on, one at @buzzworkers using Wordpress, another at @EUwatchers using wordpress & my own personal using @WithKnown.
- on my personal site (here) I have never faced serious Spam. sometimes occasional "paper.li" auto-generated tweets but that's about the most serious I have gotten here. right now Known does not have yet a way to moderate spam, but there is an Akismet plugin for Known installed here just in case webmentions spam is going to take off.
- Now on the wordpress indieweb sites I run I have seen more "spam" then Known. first the typical linkback kind of spam but also social media spam and the usual wordpress comments kind of spam. the IndieWeb implementation on Wordpress is good regarding moderation, basically webmentions are like any comments: they can be moderated before publish or can be configured to be automatically displayed.
right now to my experience on these WP implementations the biggest vector of Spam is classic wordpress spam, not specifically webmentions spam.
" by Rick Mendes on 2016-08-16 https://www.rmendes.net/2016/botwikidotorg-about-moderation-i-have-2-implementations-going-on-one
Loqi[indieweb] "
@botwikidotorg about moderation: I have 2 implementations going on, one at @buzzworkers using Wordpress, another at @EUwatchers using wordpress & my own personal using @WithKnown.
- on my personal site (here) I have never faced serious Spam. sometimes occasional "paper.li" auto-generated tweets but that's about the most serious I have gotten here. right now Known does not have yet a way to moderate spam, but there is an Akismet plugin for Known installed here just in case webmentions spam is going to take off.
- Now on the wordpress indieweb sites I run I have seen more "spam" then Known. first the typical linkback kind of spam but also social media spam and the usual wordpress comments kind of spam. the IndieWeb implementation on Wordpress is good regarding moderation, basically webmentions are like any comments: they can be moderated before publish or can be configured to be automatically displayed.
right now to my experience on these WP implementations the biggest vector of Spam is classic wordpress spam, not specifically webmentions spam.
" by Rick Mendes on 2016-08-16 https://www.rmendes.net/2016/botwikidotorg-about-moderation-i-have-2-implementations-going-on-one
Loqi[kevinmarks]: AngeloGladding left you a message 7 hours, 13 minutes ago: for yet to be determined reasons mf2py+mf2util isn't finding your representative h-card like it is for these guys: https://angelo.lahacker.net/people
petermolnaror when we receive a spam, we collectively spam it back thus ddosing the spammer and taking it down. Now that I've written it down, I'm not convinced.
GWGaaronpk: Well, I needed a break from my stall on Bridgy Publish meets Micropub work, so I have been looking at that experimental Webmention code I was working on. I wanted to trial some moderation and spam assistance. Maybe I'll trial vouch in that.
Zegnat!tell jboy do you know anyone at Waag? I was tempted to just pick random meet-up place. I know the big landmarks, and I know central station like the back of my hand, but otherwise no real ties with A’dam.
jboyZegnat: I know two people that are tight with the hacker scene around here, but have few direct ties. Getting the Waag shouldn't be too difficult and might be a nice way to tap into existing communities. On the other hand, random meetup has advantage of less overhead.
Loqijboy: Zegnat left you a message 1 minute ago: do you know anyone at Waag? I was tempted to just pick random meet-up place. I know the big landmarks, and I know central station like the back of my hand, but otherwise no real ties with A’dam.
LoqiUBOS (pronounced You-Boss) is a new Linux distro that aims to make it much simpler to deploy server-side web applications on headless hardware owned by users https://indieweb.org/UBOS
LoqiUBOS (pronounced You-Boss) is a new Linux distro that makes it much simpler to install and maintain indie web and IoT applications on physical servers, cloud servers and devices such as as the Raspberry Pi https://indieweb.org/UBOS
sknebelfor stuff like linkedIn part of the value is also that everything looks the same. Even if many people have their resume on their site, you still have to go to their page, find where it is linked, find how it is structured, unless there is a dedicated "search engine"/crawler/reader for encoded microformats (assuming those were widely used)