tantekdavidmead: could you add an "IndieWeb Examples" section on https://indieweb.org/SemPress and list yourself to start with? That way maybe we can collect more people that are using it (and have a wiki way to answer your question in the future :) )
[tamaracks]@davidmead I use SenPress (also by pfefferle), which is a child theme of SemPress, and I haven’t seen any issues. But it could be due to one of the differences the child introduces.
davidmeadThere was just a recent update. I’ve been using it for ages so I can’t remember if the issues are “normal” and I coded around them, if it’s a change to how the theme now works :-( I ay have to grab the old version from GitHub and see if that helps
Zegnat[jeremycherfas]: my Marked2 specific stylesheet is not publicly available. Way too much still untested cases in there for me to share it. But just the default tuftecss goes a long way.
ZegnatAll tags have been etherpad-linked. The Start session has not used /start though (?). aaronpk, please tell everyone to use the linked etherpads if they can :D
sknebelZegnat: I'll probably hack a bit on my site, as normal, and maybe peek into the streams occasionally (and of course try to watch the demos at the end), but I have other stuff to do this weekend (and if I don't get around to that, I should have gotten the first train 4.30am to DUS today, that'd been more effective participation ;))
ZegnatIn case of FB, it is attached, yes. Because Facebook would still like you to post a status update. Though I am not sure if they actually require one.
[colinwalker]First quick pass at a directory pulled from webmentions. Not relying on Semantic Linkbacks to make it a bit more generic. Needs prettying up but works okay.
[colinwalker]It just pulls the same data that lists comments on posts but puts them in one place and filters for duplicates. I don't have a "send me a webmention" form anywhere on my site so it relies on people being set up to send.
ZegnatIt depends on how wide you accept webmentions. You might accept webmentions on your homepage, those will not show up as text under any post and are harder to detect as spam. If those suddenly show links on the directory that is a prime way for people to get you to link to them.
[colinwalker]aaronpk I'm just relying on the webmentions plugin rather than doing anything manually. Could try a version pulling the data from Semantic Linkbacks instead. Will check my DB tables later to see what that detects.
Zegnat[andreasnebiker], no problem. If you know about a session that has been using an etherpad with a different name then the one linked, let me know and I will update the wiki!
sgregergreat session, with a lot of good thoughts to build on. i tried to document to etherpad as good as i could (with a somewhat spotty internet connection today)
ZegnatI have now made my Facebook-feed screenshot friendly by blacking-out names and hiding avatars. It also makes me reconsider the worth of Facebook. Without names above posts a lot of it is total garbage that makes me wonder why I am seeing it. I have even mistaken someone’s post for an ad!
ZegnatDiabetik, a mobile app for tracking diabetes related info, used to have a open nutrition database I believe. But they might have gone /poof/ as their domain no longer resolves :\
ZegnatGWG, my main concern would be with restaurant food though. I can transcribe nutrition facts from packaging when I do my own cooking, but not elsewhere.
GWGFor me...question 1 is has anyone done anything in this area in the community or thought about it. After that, the second part is researching comparable offerings.
LoqiA permalink is a URL which typically represents and retrieves a single post (also explicitly called a post permalink) https://indieweb.org/permalink
ZegnatHmm, Facebook lets me stack a checkin, a person tag, and an activity. But only 1 activity. I couldn’t add what I am drinking to what I am watching.
Loqi[superfeedr] "Liked Jimmy Baum: Skip to content Blog About Archives Contact Jimmy Baum in Microblog | 11 May, 2017 7:56 PM Micro.blog/IndieWeb communities have been a big inspiration to start a blog and write more. I have a few larger posts coming. Thanks for great advice, Chris Aldrich, Raam Dev, and Colin Walker." by Chris Aldrich on 2017-05-13 http://stream.boffosocko.com/2017/liked-jimmy-baum-skip-to-content-blog-about-archives-contact
gRegorLoveIt also gave "couldn't be fetched" as a kind of generic response when it couldn't find a rel-me link back. It doesn't anymore, unless there's actually an issue fetching the URL
aaronpkGWG: yeah, i experimented with a couple apps before I made teacup and the amount of work it took to enter food in a way that includes nutritional info was too much for me to sustain it
ZegnatgRegorLove: links were created before the sessions even started, for easy access. So they don’t reflect usage I am afraid. Don’t know if any others were used. There was very little IRL-IRC overlap today
GWG[pfefferle]: The hope I have is to broaden things so that new functionality can come, even if not in the plugin. For example, storing the properties in the flattened manner I set up means I could deduplicate a Bridgy syndicated and the original link; adding location properties means a comment could note the location, etc.
petermolnarcan someone point me at a js-only page without <noscript> fallback? I may have found a solution for my pains in 'elinks', a cli browser which has spidermonkey support, but I need a little more testing
GWG[pfefferle]: But considering that right now there is no support in the plugin for anything but h-card and h-entry...maybe I should move that to an action/filter hook and ignore them otherwise.
[pfefferle]GWG i would not prepare to much data for specific problems but add some possibilities to use them anyways, so yes I would recomment actions and filters
GWG[pfefferle]: Well, the only idea I had in that direction was eliminating the semantic_linkback properties in favor of the mf2_ properties that both snarfed and I are using to represent same.
GWGI'd like to make each response type a custom comment type, except for what that would end up doing without WordPress better supporting custom comment types.