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#jjuranben_thatmustbeme: I'm still crushed that Ward's Wiki went JS;DR.
#bignoseaw crap. “This site requires JavaScript and Cookies to be enabled. Please change your browser settings or upgrade your browser.” <URL: http://wiki.c2.org/>
#calumryancovfefe was a mistype by POTUS45 posted on the popular content hosting silo [[twitter]]. It's one example of the platform's constraints: being that it doesn't allow users to [[edit]] a post once published.
#skippyis anyone successfully using PlanetPlanet or similar as a feed reader?
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#sknebeltotally wouldn't work for me, at least not for a lot of my feedreader usage. I guess it could work as a "twitter replacement" subscribing to microblogs, where I care less about missing stuff
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#skippysknebel: i find i dont much care about "liking" or saving items from my feed. I just want a river of news.
#sknebelskippy: for me it's mostly that a lot of feeds I read have one high-quality article every few weeks. I want to read that some time, when I have time and mental space for it. so that stuff has to wait around for me to get to it
#sknebelif that's not your use case, a planet-like thing might be an option
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#eightfoldaaronpk: hi there! i have a couple of years of gpx logs i want to create a heatmap of. i found https://www.flickr.com/photos/aaronpk/6958109913/ and there you mention “a custom script that projects the GPS logs onto a 2D image plane”. does this script happen to be available? i’m looking for a solution that doesn’t involve me uploading my every move the last few years to an unknown entity.
#Loqi[superfeedr] "Looking foward to the day the #indieweb community doesn’t rehash the argument of JSON feed vs mf2. To each their own for an independent web." by Michael Bishop on 2017-05-31 https://miklb.com/1867-2/
#@miklbLooking foward to the day the #indieweb community doesn’t rehash the argument of JSON feed vs mf2. To each their own for an independent web. (twitter.com/_/status/869935748539088896)
#Zegnatdgold: that is a big part of the point they are making, let people just use default JSON serialisation tools of their preferred language and gone are the mistakes
#schmartywe like to try out new things at Adafruit and, if they don't work out, no big deal.
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#schmartyturning on JSON Feed for our blog was next to zero effort, seeing where it goes will be interesting.
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#schmartyi am planning on getting mf2 support in there soon, which i am more excited about. :}
#aaronpki will also point out that JSONFeed is still written with primarily blog posts in mind, which is a much easier problem than what h-entry is doing with all our various post types
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#sknebelAnd not everybody has complex post types on a way that looks nice in dumb converters (e.g. I have a feed in my feed reader through one of the converter services where each post body just says "Portland, Oregon" :P (but titles survive at least)
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#schmartyhaha, i feel very lucky and privileged to work with such awesome people.
#ben_thatmustbemeyeah, another reason to keep jf2 super close to json feed, deployments will need to make very few changes
#[cleverdevil]Is your aim to make it fully compatible, ben_thatmustbeme?
#[cleverdevil]So that JSON Feed consumers will be able to read jf2 feeds and just ignore bits that they don't understand?
#dgoldthose people do lots of podcasts that other devs listen to <shrug>
#[cleverdevil]But, I don't want a format to catch wildfire that has *zero* support.
#Zegnataaronpk, turns out I was a bit overly positive when I said you could run the test suite yourself if you wanted to test stuff that are still only local on your computer ;)
#sknebelSorry, bad wording. Why the same way to set it on the live site wouldn't work locally
#jeremycherfassknebel: the honest truth is that I cannot find how Known gets a base url. Locally the string ‘localhost’ appears in about 40 files. Some I know are not relevant, but some of the others may be.
#ZegnatWe talked through the quiet writing hour, and will now continue talking over at https://talky.io/hwc - for anyone who wants to join
#ben_thatmustbeme[cleverdevil]: just thinking back about that question, i think getting it close enough will cover most instances where consuming code can say, oh, its jsonfeed, all i have to do is move these fields around and then its good
#[cleverdevil]Honestly, I think that latching onto the early popularity and steering it in a compatible, but improved direction is the best path, but I certainly don't want to tell you what to do with JF2 ?
#[kevinmarks]I have most of a mf2 to jf2 converter, I just need to make it parse html directly
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#[kevinmarks]Though if we want to allow websub we may need to add rels back in.
#ZegnatJust ended Virtual HWC EU time, I might post some notes on the wiki soon. Have some screenshots, nothing posed, will see if they are post-worthy.
#Jeenawow, this went really good, especially because people kind of were at the same level and had some background.
#LoqiGrav is a flat-file CMS built on PHP, with Twig templating, and YAML + Markdown for storing articles (YAML for metadata, Markdown for the content) https://indieweb.org/Grav
#Loqi[chrisaldrich]: jeremycherfas left you a message 1 day, 8 hours ago: Do you post from Quill to Known? And does Quill recognise your Known syndication targets?
#[chrisaldrich]!tell jeremycherfas I haven't used Quill in a while for that, but I could give it a try to see what I get. I believe it's worked it in the past.