snarfedhi rhiaro! saw your bridgy bug. looks like your twitter profile didn't have a link to your site when you last logged in. see https://brid.gy/twitter/rhiaro . try logging into bridgy w/twitter again?
rhiarosnarfed: The error was 'no valid URL'.. what is bridgy's definition of 'valid'? I had a quick look but couldn't find code that might be checking the URLs it finds in profiles
rhiaroMy reasoning for defaulting to JSON if no Accept header is sent is that HTML is for humans, humans use browsers, and browsers send Accept headers. So I assume scripts tend to want JSON, and if they don't they will send an Accept header for something different
snarfedrhiaro: in practice people may be less sophisticated about HTTP than you. :P not much code outside of browsers does content negotation, so many people writing it would be surprised to get different content types in their browser vs their code or curl
rhiaroIf bridgy either sent an Accept header or didn't drop it on the floor without checking the HTTP Headers first it would be okay. Would either of those be reasonable to add?
sknebelreading the logs, last activity as safety-indicator has risks if it is too fine-granular -> you probably want quick updates, but no logged activity for a few hours could easily happen naturally
indiescripterpetermolnar also from yesterday (I was logged on as mars) and had some trouble with email preference on indieweb.org. You asked my email. It's connect@indiescripter.com
indiescripterpetermolnar On https://indieweb.org/Special:ConfirmEmail it comes back with IndieWeb could not send your confirmation mail. Please check your e-mail address for invalid characters.
sknebel!tell aaronpk the wiki throws errors when a user tries to add an e-mail address to their settings, is that "intentional" (as in, not configured) or a supposed to work and thus a bug?
indiescripterAnyway group, may I take this opportunity to introduce myself, Justin Johansson. Just getting started on this indie journery. indieweb.org site suggested checkout IRC for where to go next.
indiescriptersknebel thanks. background .. met someone on Twitter who never programmed let alone knew Haskell. Went on to write a book about Haskell while learning how to program and the language at the same time. Me .. 30 years software career .. know nothing of indieweb though .. looking for something new to do so may as well become an "IndieScripter".
indiescriptertake a sneak peek at (few) pages on http://indiescripter.com . Towards top of righthand side there is "View Markdown" which gives insight into my simple page content model.
indiescriptersknebel Ok so it's nothing awesome but at least a start. Next step (I think) is to actually write a few real articles. Mention on Twitter and then somehow, don't know how, get comments posted on Twitter reflected back into article page on my site. For this last bit of the puzzle I have absolutely no idea how just right now.
sknebelfor backfeeding comments from twitter, the most common solution used here is implementing webmentions and then use bridgy, which translates twitter to webmention
ZegnatMost parsers also seemed to pick-up on u-tel correctly, even though most examples talk of p-tel. That's the beauty of generalised parsers, they just need to take the data and fill properties.
ZegnatI think u-* only specifies to look in the href/src attribute and take the value there. I am not sure it actually specifies it has to be a valid URI
ben_thatmustbeme"ok google post to my site." "what would you like to post?" "a note" "what would you like it to say?" "Wow the house is cold this morning" "ok, <reads back>. Is this correct?" "yes" "Your note has been posted"
Loqiaaronpk: sknebel left you a message 4 hours, 44 minutes ago: the wiki throws errors when a user tries to add an e-mail address to their settings, is that "intentional" (as in, not configured) or a supposed to work and thus a bug?
sknebel<indiescripter> petermolnar On https://indieweb.org/Special:ConfirmEmail it comes back with IndieWeb could not send your confirmation mail. Please check your e-mail address for invalid characters.
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tantekfor more than a few people in a photo. unless I know who everyone is in the photo and can tag everyone, then my compulsion for completeness has a stronger pull and that motivates me to do all the person-tagging
tantek2. create a recommendation engine that shows suggested person-tags after you have person-taggged 2+ people, simply based on previous photos you have person-tagged (when you tag A and B, you also often tag C. that kind of thing)
tantekand if the recommendation engine gets "lucky" with the first few suggested people, and you click them, then it has more precise data with which to suggest more people