[miklb]So I made the public announcement to my Facebook friends that assume anything I post is coming from my personal site and any reactions will feed back. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
LoqiA disclosure is a bit of content, typically on a home page, on an indie web site that proactively discloses some aspect about the site that the site owner wants the user to explicitly be aware of https://indieweb.org/disclosure
aaronpkyou'll have to authenticate as the https version of your site. ownyourgram will see it as a new account. once you connect instagram to that one it will remove it from the previous one
Loqi[superfeedr] "Doing a demo of POSSE and Webmentions at the Pasadena WordPress Developer Meetup. Here are some resources for those attending: Webmention recommended spec at the W3C Webmention page at Indieweb.org Getting started with Indieweb on WordPress instructions Webmention plugin for WordPress Semantic Linkbacks plugin for WordPress Syndication Links plugin for WordPress Brid.gy Code for auto-accepting … Continue reading """ by Chris Aldrich on 2017-07-19 http://boffosocko.com/2017/07/18/demo-of-posse-and-webmentions-at-the-pasadena-wordpress-developer-meetup/
[miklb]But unless someone with their own site sets the context in mf2 as a reply or bookmark, it’s just a generic webmention and generally displays differently.
sknebelTheGillies: that's generally how people do it. at least for jekyll there are a few around (see wiki /jekyll), I know dgold has just set up something for hugo, ...
sknebel[miklb]: potential counter-examples: retweet with comment (shiws context, but not a reply), and if you link multiple tweets in a tweet afaik only the first or last gets a context
aaronpk[miklb]: im not sure I see the problem? Replies on twitter are just replies. If you're talking about someone with their own site who also posses replies to twitter, then your receiving code can group the received indie reply and twitter reply because they should reference each other
[miklb]Not saying there’s a problem. Was just reading through a post and replies on Adactio and I’m not sure he delineates where the reply is from. I assumed most were Twitter. Got me thinking out loud.
sknebelI have no data on this, but I'd assume most people sending webmentions from their sites also mark up replies properly. But my blog posts are going to create more pure mentions just from the fact that they a) are longer and b) I can actually have proper links in there - I'll link a lot more stuff while writing them
@Nick_CraverI LOVE YOU ALL, but admittedly my love is inversely proportional to your allocations. #DevDiscuss QT [@ThePracticalDev] In the last few minutes of #DevDiscuss, anybody want to share a personal project or make an announcement to the community? (twitter.com/_/status/887491092626780160)
[chrisaldrich]I just noticed an interesting new feature in the WordPress /Syndication_Links plugin: If I reply to a WP post with Known, the WP displays not only the Webmention, it also automagically displays the syndicated copy _with_ the webmention!
sknebelit's microformats parsing rules. u-like-of says to take the URL of the thing (e.g. the href of an <a>, or in this case the url property of the nested h-cite microformat)
LoqiWARC is a web archive (Web ARChive) format designed to collect all of the resources that make up a web page into a single item that does not require any external references when opened https://indieweb.org/WARC
[eddie]Anyone do homepage replies on their site and then POSSE it as a tweet with the user’s @name? I experimented with bridgy, but it did things differently (https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/760) I was wondering if this is a real use case that anyone has done?
[eddie]I think the primary use is for fallback. Since homepage webmentions aren’t supported super-widely the thought was that if someone doesn’t have homepage webmentions at least they might get the tweet. Seems like similar behavior and intention, I think?
snarfed[eddie]: tldr, you probably just want to mention grant.codes, not actually reply to it. homepage mentions, not replies, are the equivalent to twitter @-mentions
sknebelsnarfed: especially with private webmention (where you don't want to mention everything in your post) we've been using it to start conversations
snarfedsknebel: huh. so your CMS(es) have special code for private pages that only sends wms for class="u-in-reply-to"? interesting. wikified anywhere?
sknebelbut generalized, it could be mention is just a mention (talking about someone, if in private I don't want to notify you of that/give you access to the private conversation), in-reply-to as an explicit "hey, I'm talking to you"
snarfedoh sure! just hadn't heard of it before. and it is an unfortunate overloading of in-reply-to, which doesn't actually mean that, and it'll make services like bridgy interpret and use it badly
sknebelyeah, for private webmentions that wasn't really a concern for now and we didn't feel like making up a special case, but now we have a clear example of something weird happening, so worth looking into it
dixongexpatso Quill and OwnYourGram are posting to my site, the attached photos are copied, but the site is returning a location header error, and "The file could not be moved" - not sure what I need to fix here
sebselIs dixongexpat still around? I believe not. But I made that Micropub plugin and I have the same error from time to time. It's really weird, using the Media Endpoint works 50/50. I will investigate it some more myself too.
Loqisebsel: tantek left you a message 4 hours, 30 minutes ago: do you link to your privacy page from your home page or footer or someplace else obviously discoverable? if so could you note that detail re: https://indieweb.org/disclosure#Sebastiaan_Andeweg