bignosewe need long-form discussion to regain popularity, IMO. the current interfaces that encourage only short-form messages are deadly to nuance, at a time when absence of nuance is itself deadly.
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ZegnatI am guessing Starbucks and Balcony Bar might be the easiest for us to walk in and secure a table at, without annoying too many people if we pull out laptops.
ZegnatI think this is the right channel. We definitely want others interested in HWC Amsterdam (sebsel) to join in the discussion. Or people who are not here right now to read it in the logs (cmal / yobj). indiechat is not logged.
tantek!tell bignose we don't need long-form discussion, if by that you mean email. email lists are largely useless, and yes, excessively lengthy, paragraphs of people writing just to see themselves type or something. blog posts OTOH are to be encouraged.
Zegnatpetermolnar: should we just put the meetup at Starbucks Plaza? If it is crowded we can always move. I'll be wearing IWC merch and should be easily spotable
tantek"maybe" indicates some intent to try to attend/participate in an event. whereas "interested" is more like "watching" or "tracking" where no actual intention of participating or chance thereof is even communicated
ZegnatThough I would love to see their event interface. I am guessing they do offer something for booking meetings? I haven't taken the "Workplace by Facebook" video tour yet
ZegnatThat's too bad. I know a lot of people that use Facebook mainly for events and groups. Would be weird of them not to have capitalised on that for Workplace :/
petermolnara long while ago there was a php-based custom cms site, which listed "events" as well. the interface was dead simple, flat, at max. reply-to marked, paged discussion + some event description. Someone posted a going, the rest replied by adding themselves to the list and adding it back as a comment, so you ended up with a long list of people in the most recent comment.
ZegnatWhat I don't like about Tumblr reactions (notes) is that they are threaded but are never displayed that way. Gets very confusing when you get to high numbers.
ZegnatBut that's what Tumblr reactions are. Someone reacts on a specific instance of a reblog/reaction, without knowing what other people have added on other reblogs. What makes Tumblrs system better to you, petermolnar?
ZegnatI guess quotes-in-quotes is the right description. Though in a classic BBS replies collection I would expect to see quotes-in-quotes while also expecting most people to have read the entire one-thread. In a multi-threaded replies collection I don't think any such expectation is warranted. In the case of Tumblr, posts would display notes in a one-th
Zegnatread view, but they often get written in a multi-threaded way (people only read the one thread they reblog). O personally think that might be worse than either system by itself.
bearaaronpk - depends on what the python app uses for the web parts: flask, django, something else -- that determines how you run it as a daemon to point nginx at
[sebsel]in my commitment I name ‘Twitter’ as the silo to own, but now I did Instagram. Including an iOS Workflow.is workflow to make actual POSSE do-able :D
[sebsel]yeah, Workflow has a action ‘Post to Instagram’, which takes you to the app, and it has a ‘Get contents of URL’, which is able of POST-requests.
tantekinteresting side-effect of my code auto-internet-archiving everything my notes link/reply-to - any tweets I reply to are backed up in the internet archive, even if people delete them
Loqipayment in the context of the indieweb refers to a feature on an indie web site that provides a way for the visitor to that website to pay (currency, gift card credit, etc.) the person represented by that indie web site https://indieweb.org/payment
[sebsel]Ah, also: on indieauth.com/developers is a guide on how you can get web signin working, but that is NOT an access token. It took me some time too.
gRegorLovebear: am I reading your 2017 commitment right that you're setting up a copy of your Twitter stream (everyone you follow), or just your own tweets?
tantekGWG, I think you can mix both your observations. looking for inspiration, and instead of feeling sad about what davidmead has committed, look at it as an opportunity to get real feedback (inspiration!) on what to fix in WP plugins for 2017-01-01
tantekso that means that figuring out what's happening with davidmead's site is likely going to help fix some bugs in plugins, or at least provide better instructions about which plugins to use together (and which not to)
miklbtantek not yet. I'm a bit in flux currently. I want to switch back to Habari from Jekyll and build out indie tools for it, but doubtful I can get it done before 1st.
miklbI suppose if I make a commitment to a subset of tools and converting back, it might be doable. The indieweb webmention. library should help for sending and just continue to use webmention.io for receiving is a possibility. I'd loose micropub for the foreseeable future too.
miklbI just don't see my current set of tools as maintainable and need to do some serious reflection as to how to achieve in a controllable fashion what I'd like
tantekprinter is a low-cost device that runs proprietary software, consumes thin sheets of dead plant matter, and makes marks on them, often with ink sold in expensive proprietary cartridges specifically designed to create recurring revenue to the manufacturer of the device.
Loqibignose: tantek left you a message 7 hours, 45 minutes ago: we don't need long-form discussion, if by that you mean email. email lists are largely useless, and yes, excessively lengthy, paragraphs of people writing just to see themselves type or something. blog posts OTOH are to be encouraged.
LoqiThe IndieWeb is about owning your domain and using it as your primary identity, to publish on your own site (optionally syndicate elsewhere), and ownyourdata https://indieweb.org/The
ChrisAldrichShaners set it up, but I've got access to it. I've got reasonable access to most of the contact info for everyone who RSVPd or attended though.
ChrisAldrichEventbright seemed to have an atrocious RSVP to attendee ratio followed shortly thereafter by meetup.com which I'd tried experimenting with
ChrisAldrichI keep a small tally of RSVPs and attendences; the numbers are generally small enough to do direct one to one matches. I find that the best methods are person-to-person rather than via web anyway.
ChrisAldrichI've got a list of how most found out, I think outside of the IWC "faithful" there were two from eventbright, 4-5 from meetup and the balance were acquaintances from various friends/family or other exterior groups
ChrisAldrichPerhaps if my location doesn't confirm for Wed HWC, GWG and I can put together a Google Hangouts version for people too far from a local/nearby in-person version? Thoughts GWG?