LoqiAn RSVP is a reply to an event post that says whether the sender is or is not attending, might attend, or is just interested in the event https://indieweb.org/rsvp
Loqi[Chris Aldrich] IndieWeb and Webmentions plugin for WordPress FTW!
I don’t think I’d used it before or really seen it happening in the wild, but Khurt Williams used his website to reply to one of my posts via Webmention. I was then able to write my reply direct...
[asuh]I’m WordPress based, learning the ins and outs of what Indieweb plugins are doing with the site and how it works to hook it up to the social sites. I haven’t formally involved myself with anything Indieweb yet but have been fascinated at the potential. I’ve submitted several comments or pull requests to various Github repos as I’ve seen issues or had questions.
[asuh]One big question to hear you guys discuss is how to POSSE out protected posts to sites like Facebook. I don’t make any public posts in Facebook on purpose, only letting contact list see what I post. Personal preference. But I haven’t seen information on this yet.
[miklb]asuh re: tweetstorms, not quite the same, but I’ve found that if I tweet the first item from my site with bridgy, and then reply to that natively in Twitter, they backfeed as comments on that post.
[asuh]miklb that’s an interesting idea. Was curious if it was possible from within my site instead of having to visit Twitter for replies. Thinking about how to push bridgy to the limit without having to visit the Twitter silo
[miklb]understood. I still use Tweetbot quite a bit and the few times I’ve wanted to thread thoughts, that’s the closest I’ve come to getting them all on one page
[miklb]asuh I’ll be curious to see if the Twitter api will support their new thread feature and if something could be built for WP, maybe with this as a starting point https://github.com/JJJ/publishiza
LoqiThe Canopy is a decentralized social space underpinned by the canopy platform written in Python by Angelo Gladding that helps you create and fully manage a personal identity site with extensive support for IndieWeb features and API interoperability https://indieweb.org/Canopy
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "GeneratePress" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "GeneratePress is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[mikirk]GeneratePress is one of the cooler clean starter themes I've found, has a premium set of addon customization *tools,* and one license allows any number of commercial websites. https://generatepress.com/about/
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oodaniHuh. Is it intended that p-categories on an h-entry not contain any spaces? Various clients (Quill, Omnibear, dobrado, possibly others?) seem to assume this, although microformats2 itself can readily support p-categories that do have spaces.
sknebelI find this "use the notifications to display meta info about the current app" design always a bit odd, but I guess it's what you have on the platform
ZegnatThat seems to be the gist of some of the negative reactions, yes. I wouldn’t really want it in the notification UI either, but I understand that if my webapp is display-standalone Chrome does not want to superimpose its own UI again.
sknebelyeah. various other tools use it as well, e.g. CynaogenMod's data protection does the same to tell you how it treats the app
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[kevinmarks]make some notes with , ' and " in and check how it escapes them - you may want to normalize these as CSV implementations differ on how to do this
@kevinmarksHow is it that @googledocs has a drawing tool to make vector graphics, but no way to embed them in a slides or docs document? It won't embed natively at all (you can make a new drawing inline, but not another document) (twitter.com/_/status/941294559719456768)
LoqiHow to Avoid Being Tracked by Facebook
On this week’s episode, we talked quite a bit about the ways that Facebook, in concert with a bunch of other companies, can track you on and off the internet. Here are a number of ways to keep that from ha...