aaronpkWe've had better luck getting things to interoperate with microformats, but of course you can do whatever you want on your site. I know there's several people who have various combinations of the different kinds of markup on their pages, the nice thing is they don't conflict with each other.
Loqisl007: tantek left you a message 4 days, 18 hours ago: what is the use-case for bringing back h-news? What consuming use-cases are there for all those properties?
[kevinmarks]I'm sure you will find that schema has an excessive number of properties (their inheritance model pretty much guarantees that). Document which ones that you actually use.
sl007[kevinmarks] what I would need to express - e.g. for an h-article is what is headline, lead, body copy/run, byline and kicker to allow consumers to maintain this structure for visual representation. Now I found the discussion http://www.kevinmarks.com/microformatschema.html - is that the way to go? (h-schema or p-schema)
Loqi[superfeedr] "Date: 2017-07-25 19:21 Tags: Writing #Testing Web Mentions on Blot I’ve setup an experimental blog on Blot.im, which uses Markdown files in a Dropbox folder to construct a website1. I really like the simplicity of Blot.im, and am tempted to switch over from WordPress for my primary blog. The simplicity is wonderful, but the real […]" by Des on 2017-07-25 http://www.desparoz.com/2017/07/25/9015/
sl007Zegnat - seen the posters ?, would expose them later on photo paper ;) Q: How would you specify what I wrote in last post (properties which are meaningful to e.g. journalists but which are not available in mf - schema.org?) !tell sebsel sent mail
ZegnatE.g. for byline you can just use current author markup. The author h-cards can have things like nested org h-cards if you need to specify what news agency someone works for, you can also use properties like role or job-title to specify writer/photographer
Zegnat!tell sl007 I had another look and filed 2 issues. Other than that I really like the work you have been putting in on this! The Microformats poster is a bit heavy on code examples IMHO, but that’s not a problem so no issue for that either.
sl007Zegnat - the thing is that I disagree with "indielogin" as just an "implementation detail" covering both RelMe and IndieAuth. I would say "Web Sign-In" is for "Indielogin" what "Publish" is for "Micropub" or "Subscribe" for "Websub" - the first is a mechanism and the second a ‘brand’
Loqisl007: Zegnat left you a message 7 minutes ago: I had another look and filed 2 issues. Other than that I really like the work you have been putting in on this! The Microformats poster is a bit heavy on code examples IMHO, but that’s not a problem so no issue for that either.
ZegnatMy issues is that the IndieAuth poster currently describes RelMeAuth and not IndieAuth (except for the mention of token endpoint and the introduction saying you don’t need silos). Can be solved in multiple ways: change the content to be IndieAuth only (not useful as that drops rel-me which is the most used login system at the moment), change title
sebselBut then we get into the renaming discussion again. My point is: until we have an answer from that discussion, we can use IndieAuth for all these things, because it is already used for all these things anyway.
sebselindielogin.com is a service that developers use to log users in to a website. you create a web sign-in form that asks for their domain, and it directs people to indielogin.com to authenticate. users can authenticate by linking to Twitter/GitHub/email address/PGP key, and then they are asked to authenticate at one of those when signing in.
ZegnatBut nobody is using the name IndieLogin for anything. IndieLogin will be a separate service run by aaronpk, not a standard, sl007. Putting that on a poster is bound to confuse people
sebselsknebel I don't see how renaming IndieAuth.com to IndieLogin.com automatically means the protocol won't be renamed. I mean, that could mean it, but it's not automatically.
sknebel(I generally assume that in this case aaron being convinced of something means with very high likelyhood thats how it's going to be, since he is the "authority" in this case)
[aaronpk]The .com / .org thing makes sense for wordpress where it's a single product offered as a service vs open source but I think doesn't work so wel for a spec and an implementation of the spec
[chrisaldrich]I almost did a spit-take when I read Loqi's superfeedr post about @falcon_autotech doing an IWS, and thought for a second that tantek was moving indieweb into the automotive space....
Loqiotp (or OTP) is an acronym for on the phone which you might see appended with an underscore separator on an IRC nickname to indicate that their attention is currently divided (preoccupied) with a phone call and they might not respond to queries in IRC https://indieweb.org/otp
sebselAnother thing: I was trying to checkin to Swarm with the text "IWC Dortmund preparations — with +sebastianlasse.de", so that it would look like a person-tag on Swarm. My weblog actually replaces +url with the name on the h-card.
sebselYet another thing: do we have anything on discoverability? /discovery is now about determining authorship and stuff, but not about discovering new people
Loqiwho to follow is a feature on a site that suggests people or other accounts to follow, likely using a recommendation engine https://indieweb.org/who_to_follow