aaronpkaaronpk: made checkins that had *only* a person tag stop showing up on the home page. now only checkins with hand-written text or a photo show up on the home page
aaronpksure! the important thing is that you can change what services you use behind the scenes without your visitors needing to know the new way of finding you online
billbennettnzOne of the sites that syndicates my blog uses Disqus, sometimes, not often, but sometimes, the best comments on a post are there, which i feel is a waste
[miklb]I use namecheap. Generally, I like them, just have had issues logging in. Haven’t been able to nail down why. Never recognizes that I have 2fa turned on and makes me use captchas and reset my password
Loqi[justin] Someone socially engineered AT&T to get a new SIM for my phone, signed into my Paypal (using 2FA) and withdrew a bunch of money. I am livid
cweiskee.g. I don't have comments on my page yet because the ratio between usefulness/niceness vs. implementation effort is not high enough for me currently
Zegnatcweiske: yeah, that’s why you don’t publicly see any of the webmentions I have received. I receive them, I check them manually to see what people say, but I see no reason to include them on my posts
cweiskeand "shpub" was only the fallout of a personal project. would I only have done what I needed for my instagram-to-known project, shpub would only have 5% of its features
jeremycherfasIt could certainly be a topic for discussion. But I’m not sure audio is the best medium, except for capturing people’s attention. A written walk through, or a written debriefing would be more useful in the long termm
Zegnatyou can go to microformats.io, they have links to mf2 parsers in several different languages for testing purposes. php.microformats.io is the PHP (reference) parser, but they also link to other parsers like go.microformats.io
sl007Journalists want Reactions, so about https://indieweb.org/rel-values What about `in-reply-to` ? The underlying question is : What is the best pattern for unified comments ?
ZegnatAlso because a rel is specifically scoped to the entire page. So you can only use rel if your reply is on its own page, not when it is displayed within a feed
ZegnatThe difference between those two pages is where they are displayed, sl007. reply is on my site replying to your site. comment is you displaying my reply on your site.
sl007Zegnat Is there a pattern for micropub? Let's think of the real NYT: Let's say they present me a comment button which is like quill I could publish the reply to my site and then I would need an "autotrigger" for sending the webmention back to NYT ...
Zegnat publish it. When your website has published it, and the comment has gotten a publicly accessible URL, that’s when your website can start sending webmentions to all the links that were in the post.
ZegnatNYT could present an indie-config button that would open your preferred Micropub client (maybe Quill) with some reply things filled in already. You write the contents of your comment and hit “Post”. The Micropub client sends the microformats of this new post to your endpoint, that endpoint is probably part of your website. Now your website needs to
ZegnatWebmentions need a link for the post that is sending them. So those cannot be sent before the post is actually live at some URL. Only your website system knows the URL after publishing, nothing a Micropub client can do. That’s the technical reason outside of the flow.
ZegnatYou queue the post creation in the back, but even before you get to it in the queue your system needs to already know what the final URL will be.
ZegnatA: You resend the Webmention (sometimes called an “update webmention”) so the website you are replying to knows and can possibly refetch the content if they are displaying it themselves.
sl0071) I meant "content", not URL … 2) I thought more about "is it possible to bomb a NYT comment". But that is fair because it is the same process than accepting the initial comment … Thankyou, everybody.
ZegnatYes, exactly. If you already put comments you bring in through webmention through a spam filter or in an approval queue, you can do the same for updates to comments
cweiskewe make videos for our kindergarten, and they are only accessible via a URL and password. those data are printed on a sheet of paper and posted to the kindergarten's pinboard
sl007thankyou. I'll do some posters for https://indieweb.org/2017/Dortmund ? CAMPFIRE - Festival for journalism and let you all know for revision and redacting …
sebselre QR: the new iOS should add a QR reader to the native camera app, they said on the recent keynote. Hope that will push adoption in the west a bit more.
indie-visitoractually maybe even markdown would be better as a source list & then I discover all the descriptions/metadata/titles/feeds programmatically
tommorrisIf you are building a feed aggregator, you'll probably want to implement OPML import/export as it's sort of the standard. but you might also want to just do something a bit more lightweight
tommorrisI was involved with OPML for many years, and though it's not much use for anything else (and pretty much everybody using it for anything else seems to have stopped), it remains pretty widely implemented for import/export a bunch of feeds to an aggregator.
ZegnatYou could probably mark a page like git.work up as an h-feed. People can parse that themselves or pull it through something like granary to convert it to RSS feeds, Atom feeds, whatever else they might work with
ZegnatJekyll: Yes. GH Pages + Jekyll: probably not? I think GH Pages and Jekyll always depend on what is inside the repo, so you would need some way to push new data into the repo
ScalaWilliamsource data is Markdown. That I think has some key-value pairs, I can /probably/ do some h-tags, but also would like to put them into a feed
ZegnatClasses are easy, multiple parsers in different languages already available for microformats2, many implementations on websites, h-feed reader already exists
ScalaWilliamso okay, what I think I'll do is the following: give microformats2 support to ScalaWilliam Work; on git.work initially use a static list of sites to source data from; auto-generate an opml and atom feeds on git.work; auto-generate atom feeds on sw work.
Loqigranary is a library and REST API that frees you from social network snowflake API and exposes the sweet social data foodstuff inside as HTML and JSON with microformats2, ActivityStreams, JSON Feed, Atom, XML, and more https://indieweb.org/granary
sl007Zegnat - it is not tested (I did not write test yet), so I can't make it public due to my new principles. But I have just assembled a quick node.js example if anybody wants to play around and I could put it in a private repo. However this is a sample output for bosnian text : https://gist.github.com/sebilasse/8e090e8990cd2fe762e93a587ad9d9c4
LoqiAn event is a type of post that in addition to a post name (event title) has a start datetime (likely end datetime), and a location https://indieweb.org/event
LoqiICS (AKA iCal or iCalendar file / feed) is a format for calendar files (a form of feed file) used by many programs such as Apple Calendar and Google Calendar, and can be used to share and subscribe to calendars across different systems https://indieweb.org/ICS
Jeenacool property is something like this: {"like-of": ["http://herestomwiththeweather.com/2017/06/19/sending-webmentions-from-travis-ci-using-jekyll-indieweb-on-netlify/"]}
LoqiA scrobble (AKA a listen) is a passive type of post used to publish a song (music or audio track, including concert recordings or DJ sets) or podcast that you have listened to https://indieweb.org/listen
sl007!tell aaronpk tantek - I would also quickly like to find money for indieweb and write 3 letters to german institutions (I am Alumni at a cultural foundation governed by public law and got a grant for the refugees project from our copyright collecting society and now a friend joined Mercator foundation - apart from "history" summary, may I name you as those "experts having a designate expertise" (what would be needed to fill in at the
sl007Zegnat - The challenge has just begun. Let's face it. I am sure it is much about the UI to make adoption easier. It takes so much time: Have you seen the output from my Language Detection ? It is fine but the visual design takes much additional time …