sebselThat's the kind of privacy where people ARE scared for. They don't care as much about person-to-silo privacy, but they do about person-to-person.
Zegnatsl007, don’t know what the others versions are. So can’t tell you. But both contain a copyright notice for 2011 by Peter Martischka, so I guess it is the “official” one?
sl007if it is Node.js I'd have a look into customizing the interface a bit to make it more usable for IWC and enrich w. WebRTC to have a "minimal" livestream option …
tantek_snarfed++ wow that's some great investigatory work (also upon first skim seems like a lot of good simplifying assumptions/decisions just to get something working!)
tantek_what you haven't seen (and might not) are the two replies I left for that comment that are in moderation. first that links to the template, calls it out for being spam, and encouraes its deletion (and the reply). And the second which says feel free to leave the thread there to help aid in comment spam discoverability.
tantek_specifically the comment I left on that w3.org blog post which suggests it can/should be deleted once the spam is (since my comment makes no sense out of context)
Loqi[Bill McCoy] publishing groups workflow diagramThe new Publishing@W3C activity was formed in February 2017 when W3C finalized our combination with IDPF (the International Digital Publishing Forum). Over the last four months there’s been a ton of progress. The n...
tantek_point is, I have no desire to own a comment that is both in-reply-to something that should be deleted (the spam comment), and suggests deleting it itself
tantek_I mean, *one* way it *could* make sense is if I posted the comment on my site, POSSE it to that WordPress install, and that WordPress install somehow knew to send "delete-of" responses to comments that were deleted, and my server knew how to handle a delete-of response (from the in-reply-to source), and I set that reply to "ok to autodelete if deleted by the in-reply-to author)
LoqiAn edit (AKA diff, change) is a special type of reply that indicates a set of suggested changes to the post it is replying to. A collection of (presumably related) suggested edits in open source is often called a patch or pull request https://indieweb.org/edit
tantek_anyway that's more meta. I suppose I could see owning that kind of comment (heads-up about that spam!) but only after lots more was figured out / implemented (a "delete reply" that a blog post author could send after deleting an accepted webmention reply)
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