chrisaldrich2tantek: I'm still in the midst of building/refining some read flow, but I'm archiving most online article feeds as http://boffosocko.com/kind/read/?type=status?type=link. I hadn't considered indicating whether or not I read an article as a hardcopy and typically link to the URL version.
chrisaldrich2I've been trying to scrape the entire article as a means of archiving it at the time it was read, but then providing a link and auto redirect after a second or so to the original article. (This last part is off while I'm doing some troubleshooting at the moment)
chrisaldrich2I've been tinkering at a lot of this for the past couple of weeks so that I can attempt to "own" all of my online/magazine/book reads for 2017 and hopefully have some useful metadata at the end of the year as a result.
chrisaldrich2I've spun up a few test sites in the last week for testing various things, and one of them already has simple location's name on it. Just tell me when.
chrisaldrich2I've been noticing google's timeline feature more lately as it sends me notifications to verify some places. I know it's there, but I don't go back to look at it very often however....
chrisaldrich2some posts with either interesting writing, work related things, awards, etc. could be tagged resume so that they're easier to remember to put onto it later. Though I could see doing something like GWG's suggesting with additional curation
chrisaldrich2One could also have a thought-resume of things that have been most influential in forming one's particular mode of thinking throughout a lifetime...
chrisaldrich2/read/watch posts, etc... might make going through the prior year's posts more interesting to make a sort of personal year-in-review exercise as well.
chrisaldrich2also when one has thousands of posts, where is a new reader going to be pointed to? Lots of old seemingly mundane posts, or the best-of-the-best in some sense.
chrisaldrich2Lately, I've been posting everything I read online, but that doesn't mean I actually enjoyed or appreciated it all, much less recommend it all.
LoqiThe timeline briefly documents key IndieWeb terms/ideas/concepts, implementations, specifications, and other achievements; people involved, and dates/URLs for each https://indieweb.org/timeline
chrisaldrich2GWG: that kind of gets me into the territory of multi-kinds... though I suppose I could always add additional microformats to a single post for some of the metadata
chrisaldrich2but post-kinds doesn't make doing that easy. There's the "display it this way" portion and then there's the here's the wider semantics of what the post is about in a broader sense. I could have bookmarked it, later read it, and then further favorited/liked it.....
ZegnatGWG, re: classic content, there are some great Facebook examples of this. TheBritishMonarchy on Facebook goes back to at least The Queen's Coronation in 1953, with pictures and everything.
tantekthis is why permashortlinks matter - to make POSSEing *obvious* to the casual observer of a thread, even if it takes a nudge to point out the permashortlink as evidence
tantekdavidmead, as you're diligently owning your notes and replies, consider adding yourself to https://indieweb.org/ownyourdata#IndieWeb_Examples (note the "high bar" conditions therein, I think it looks like you're there or almost there)
LoqiThe sidefile-antipattern is a violation of the DRY principle by the use of secondary files (typically in some one-off XML format) to provide information that is a duplicate of information available in primary files on a website (in HTML), and is an antipattern due to typical DRY violation problems such as out-of-date, missing, corrupted, or outright false data https://indieweb.org/sidefile
sl007aaronpk - FYI https://spresso.me - was just presented in the talk "On the Security and Privacy of Modern Single Sign-On in the Web" at #33c3 - video should be avail. soon
davidmeadbeen thinking of adding hashtags to the start of posts. that way they get included in tweets instead of being cut off from longer ones with the permashort link. opinions?
Loqi[Aaron Parecki] Demo post (for @indiewebcampUK) -- demonstrating my posting UI. After the text gets too long it truncates automatically and adds a citation link. Hashtags are preserved. #indieweb... https://aaronparecki.com/2012/09/09/6/indieweb-posting-ui.png
tantek"3. include hashtags as part of that abbreviated content (even if they're beyond the ellipsis horizon) to increase syndication based discovery/searchability of your content "
tantekI'm now treating creating new twitter accounts as cheap name registration, like DNS but on a silo, just to be able to @-name reference something instead of eating 23 chars with a domain name
davidmeadI create an twitter photo entry using IFTTT everytime I post on Instagram tantek. Downside is I have to add the syndicate link for it back on my blog manually
aaronpkvery strange that it skipped some for you though. did you happen to have posted a whole bunch of photos in a row or something? I think it only sees the last 20
tantekliterally just walked away to take care of something in the other room for a minute, came back, and the "Your account has been locked." screen was showing
davidmeadquestion ben_thatmustbeme - if i were to use inkstone to post to my blog, how do i syndicate it to the silos (twitter, et al)? does the blog have to do that?
aaronpki'd be curious to see if they do that to a new account from a brand new un-cookied browser. i wonder if they recognize that browser was previously used on other twitter accounts
tantek"Your account appears to have exhibited automated behavior..." uh, no, there was literally no "behavior" other than the manual step of signing-up, searching for and following *one* account as part of the sign-up flow, and then confirming the account via the email they sent.
ben_thatmustbemedavidmead: yes, thats all on the blog's end, basically the micropub endpoint just gives a list of syndicate-to options, those are presented in inkstone's UI and then whichever options selected are sent with the post request
[dariusdunlap]Year end goals update: Server upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Wordpress Upgraded, PHP7 enabled, Nginx updated, and server certs and keys moved to Let’s Encrypt. Qualsys SSL report rating A+ (which I had before… including HSTS).
mindBHello everyone. I wanted to introduce myself again. I'm developing my (static) website using indieweb principles and using the experience to learn html, css, js, etc. It's plain html right now but will slowly be improved from there.
tantekaaronpk, I am seeing Twitter indicate "8" replies to your tweet https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/810170583291809792 but only one shows up at that link - are there more private replies there? or does that 8 included quoted tweet "replies" ?
petermolnar^^^ that article is a prime example why json is problematic, and when you try to use python json to send to perl json, it sometimes gets really messy
tantekin practice, if your "data transfer" use-case is "how do I server information from my webserver to someone who wants to view it", then HTML+microformats is the recommended "format"