Loqipfefferle: tantek left you a message 13 hours, 54 minutes ago: good to know it is not that black and white. Still want your opinion on moving indieweb related plugins to the indieweb github org, and adding multiple admins for those repos so multiple people can review, accept pull requests, and do releases to the official WP plugin directory
Loqi[Martijn van der Ven] I will be “hosting” another Virtual Homebrew Website Club this Wednesday from 17:30 to 19:30 (CEST) on talky.io/hwc.
No harm done if nobody shows up, but I would love some company!
tantek!tell GWG delayed reply. Everytime you ship an update that users can (semi)automatically go get, or go install, it is worth blogging about. E.g. "Post Kinds Plugin now supports Indie RSVPs!"
tantek!tell GWG and that's the meaning of "supports" we should use - when it actually ships in a way that a user can easily update to it or install. If it requires sftp/scp, it has not "shipped", it is in "development preview" or some such at best
sknebelZegnat: in general, if it is you announcing the event why not? something that shows rsvps would be nicer, but if that's not available thats what it is
Loqi[Martijn van der Ven] I will be “hosting” another Virtual Homebrew Website Club this Wednesday from 17:30 to 19:30 (CEST) on talky.io/hwc.
No harm done if nobody shows up, but I would love some company!
tantekI want to ask everyone's opinion about something - we've been trying to post indie events for every HWC (per city), and then a FB POSSE copy (optionally) to invite people who may not yet be sending indie RSVPs etc.
tantekfor things like Homebrew Website Club in various cities, just so that there is *something* that we can use to link to for specific cities, to invite people in particular cities to etc.
tantek(so far I've been hesitant to do this, but given how late indie events have been posted for various HWC cities, I'm now leaning towards doing and even encouraging at least a FB event posted in advance to get more people)
tantekand also, why is it so hard to post indie events? (I mean for the folks who have sites capable of doing so, implementing it on your site is another big challenge)
aaronpksince i've been posting the FB events under the indiewebcamp page, I haven't been getting the RSVP backfeed to my site because my site and the indiewebcamp FB page aren't linked
sknebelWe (Berlin) have now started to create our meetup.com events long in advance, but the indie-versions are only created once we have the location determined (which keeps giving us trouble)
ZegnatIt might not help that a lot of the organisation is slightly spur-of-the-moment. Like Berlin’s location. Or tomorrow’s Nürnberg one that was only just created on FB (and added to the wiki) as a “Spontaneous” HWC.
sknebelZegnat: Right. We let it slip a bit to much, and now are making an effort to get it better (announcing a series of events with predefined topics and such, lets see if people actually come), but we also have 3 organisers to remind each other about things.
sknebelZegnat: sure, didn't take it that way. More like "if even 3 people mess it up, it's probably harder for smaller events with only one main organiser"
snarfedaaronpk: right. reading backlog...if you're hoping for backfeed from an indiewebcamp-page-owned-event to aaronparecki.com, then i think you're right, aaronparecki.com needs to be in the IWC page's FB profile
Loqiadactio: gRegorLove left you a message 3 days, 21 hours ago: When you get a chance, could you add your experience to /search#IndieWeb_Examples? Are your search results ordered by relevance?
aaronpkwould there be any harm in checking for reciprocal u-syndication links from the indie event to the FB event regardless of which account they're on?
ZegnatSeattle has been missing or TBD on all dates back to /events/2017-04-19-homebrew-website-club where it was new. If there has only been one, it is probably safe to remove it from the event page. Thoughts?
gRegorLoveI sent a note to cdevroe.com asking if he was still organizing Scranton. Haven't heard back. Don't think he's checking Twitter, so I might email him.
[markmhendricksoi've been quietly / solo hacking on neotoma.io mostly full-time the past year, will look fwd to getting all of your feedback on it soon
Loqiarchive in the context of the indieweb refers to date-grouped (often monthly) sets of posts (AKA personal historical archives, a common form of navigation), but can sometimes mean archival copy, a copy of a web page made (often by someone other than the author) at a particular point in time https://indieweb.org/archive
tantek"the key difference is that where earlier attempts wanted to move people away from their familiar social networks — which is obviously doomed to failure — the IndieWeb And POSSE are attempting to integrate personal domains with existing networks — personal domains are primary but the Indie Web doesn’t ignore reality."
Zegnattantek, that quote makes me wonder if we should spent some more time talking POSSE and even PESOS more than we do. Our more recent focus on IndieWeb tech like webmentions might be a selling point for people in tech but not outside.
ZegnatMaybe it’s my own tech bubble filtering things for me. I don’t know. I haven’t often felt the big push on POSSE. Even a IndieWeb-friendly tool like Known makes POSSE a hurdle.
ZegnatWant to POSSE notes to Twitter with Known? Grab the Twitter plugin from GitHub, FTP to your server, tick boxes, get a Twitter API key, put the API key in your Known, do some authorisation stuff, and then it still ended up not working for me.
ZegnatI have never tried WordPress. I was testing syndication in Known’s micropub flow for jeremycherfas last HWC, that’s when I ran through the Twitter flow.
ZegnatCan’t be sure I didn’t make a mistake somewhere tantek. Maybe I’ll run through setting up Known from scratch some time this week and document my steps.
snarfedre using bridgy (publish) w/o ftp, the low tech way actually works ok. just add <a href="https://brid.gy/publish/twitter"></a> to a post, then use bridgy's web ui. no plugins etc needed.
ZegnatHmm. It might be worth doing a Bridgy Publish Known plugin to add those few tags then. That might be an interesting little project if someone doesn’t have anything for IWS yet
snarfeder: ...and yes, CMS-dependent is obviously better. i don't know Known but i figured it sent webmentions out of the box...? in which case literally just sign up for bridgy, add that <a> tag (as documented in that bridgy doc link), and done.
tanteksnarfed, I think Zegnat is pointing out that it is not that simple, from his personal experience in trying to walk someone through it in-person at IWC in Germany
ZegnatgRegorLove, I was surprised too. And I couldn’t instantly find a good plugin repo on their website either, so ended up having to grab the plugin from the GitHub repo
ZegnatMight have missed it though. Remember I was actually debugging an issue jeremycherfas was having, not setting up Known for the sake of setting it up
[jesse]Hey all! Just found out about this Slack, figured I'd check it out and see what's going on. Looking forward to meeting some of you at the Indie Web Summit in Portland (where I'm currently living) next week!
Anchakoris it true that even if a service uses indieauth, it can force you to login using facebook because it's indieauth service doesn't support anything else?
sknebelAnchakor: if it actually uses IndieAuth, there is no "its indieauth service" – if your site announces an indieauth authorization endpoint, then it'll talk to that. It might have a fallback for the case that your site doesn't do that (which often is IndieAuth.com), and that fallback could only support facebook
sknebelthere is a lot of confusion with the names of things there... Indieauth (the protocol) vs Indieauth.com (the service) vs RelMeAuth (the protocol where a service (like IndieAuth.com) goes to your homepage and checks for rel=me links)
Anchakornothing specific, I'm just thinking about the consequences of how indieauth works and how closed services might adopt it "on the paper" without really following the spirit of it
Anchakorok, would be nice if this was more visible on the indieauth site, ideally eventually there was a RFC/W3C-style doc even if not RFC/W3C rec itself
LoqiGWG: tantek left you a message 8 hours, 42 minutes ago: delayed reply. Everytime you ship an update that users can (semi)automatically go get, or go install, it is worth blogging about. E.g. "Post Kinds Plugin now supports Indie RSVPs!"
LoqiGWG: tantek left you a message 8 hours, 41 minutes ago: and that's the meaning of "supports" we should use - when it actually ships in a way that a user can easily update to it or install. If it requires sftp/scp, it has not "shipped", it is in "development preview" or some such at best
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