mblaneykevinmarks Bubble City was so great. I remember hassling Aaron to write more of it when the updates stopped, but he obviously had other things on his mind. :-(
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@RodBegbieThis week’s Facebook news feels like that initial #deleteuber moment. I’m seeing people I didn’t expect actively deleting their Facebook accounts. My mum is quitting! (twitter.com/_/status/976198675209834496)
Loqi[superfeedr] "There’s no such thing as free private #socialmedia.
Either:
you pay for hosting your private data
or someone else pays to access it
or someone buys whole site, changes ToS (as you agreed to let them), does with your private data as they wish.
#indieweb" on 2018-03-21 http://tantek.com/2018/079/t7/no-such-thing-free-private-social-media
@tThere’s no such thing as free private #socialmedia.
Either
you pay for hosting your private data
or someone else pays to access it
or someone buys whole site, changes ToS (as you agreed to let them), does with your private data as they wish
#indieweb
http://tantek.com/t4tW7 (twitter.com/_/status/976351498924851200)
[unoabraham]Yesterday, I set up IndieAuth on Domain 1, and when trying to set up syndication for POSSE on Domain 2, I realized I needed to set up IndieAuth on Domain 2.
[unoabraham]It seems easily done when all the content is from one website, but I plan to have a blog, another photoblog, and a 3rd blog for long-form content.
[kevinmarks]You can rel-me them all together to indicate that they are the same person, but I'm not sure what your difficulty is - brid.gy will accept urls in the bio on twitter as well as the url field, eg twitter.com/kevinmarks links to 2 of my sites
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[unoabraham]I set up IndieAuth for 1.com and it was the website linked on my Facebook and Twitter profiles. However, when setting up Bridgy for 2.com it did not work as 2.com was not the link on the profiles. I had to setup 2.com as my website on Twitter and Facebook to setup Bidgy.
[unoabraham]Coming to the first part of your reply, I'll try to set up IndieAuth on 1.com and then relme to 2.com, 3.com, etc. Unless I've completely missed the point.
[unoabraham]I can syndicate using the likes of IFTTT and WP plugins , but was under the assumption that syndication needed to be done via Bridgy for backfeeding/webmentions to work.
jeremycherfas!tell [unoabraham] I tried having a couple of WP sites syndicate to Twitter and it was the backfeed from brid.gy that was the problem. I never did solve it. Wasn't too much of an itch.
jeremycherfasI also did not have much luck using the Brid.gy plugin to syndicate from WP. I do it manually, and manually add the Twitter link to the Syndication plugin.
jeremycherfasTo be fair, it isn't only fame. I am also trying to build an audience for my podcast, because more might be better. If I get 100 new listeners, I might get 1 new supporter, which would enable me to do better work.
sknebel[adamrice]: ? you can still use the moderation tools on the system you POSSE to (and those on your own site if you display responses there too). or do you want to be able to send moderation commands from e.g. your site to Facebook? not aware of an example of that, but if the API exposes it that'd be possible too
ZegnatYeah, it does nothing about moderation. On GitHub, as a repo owner, I may still remove the comment. In fact, this then turns into one of the reasons to POSSE: while the GitHub (or your theoretical forum) controller gets to moderate/censor you, your actual writing never gets removed from its canonical URL under your control
[adamrice]@sknebel No, you're right, and my own thinking was a little confused. I was jumping ahead in my mind to a situation where there is no centralized resource that you syndicate to.
petermolnarwow, that's offensive, twitter: I add 3 links in a tweet, twitter selects the middle one for preview and I don't have any way to change it or remove it
@megarush1024So apparently while I was away from the internets, it came out that Facebook, shall we say, mishandled a rather large chunk of data. Reactions, in order: (1) Holy shit. (2) Reading posts from #indieweb. (3) Help less technical friends and family make a graceful exit from Facebook (twitter.com/_/status/976469297609564161)
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[adamrice]To answer my own question, apparently there's this, which attempts to interlink independent postings into a community. I still don't know much about it http://sioc-project.org
Loqi[superfeedr] "Chris Aldrich on Twitter: "@jgkoomey @judell This is the general idea behind the #indieweb movement: https://t.co/NG6ELqxCHC
For the price of registering your own domain and some hosting, you can run your own website and still interact with other websites in an open and distributed manner."" by Jeremy Cherfas on 2018-03-21 https://twitter.com/ChrisAldrich/status/976243326339993600
petermolnaractually, you don't need hosting or a domain for a start: a dynamic dns with a raspberry pi, or any other, old pc/laptop can do just as good with something like yunohost
@megarush1024@jgmac1106 Going to look into doing this, including accessibility implications. A lot of my friends are disabled, and so accessibility is not a nice-to-have. It will need to wait until I am back home though. #indieweb (twitter.com/_/status/976475215420182530)
[adamrice][kevinmarks] SIOC is like FOAF in the sense that it's an RDF ontology describing relationships. But its goal seems to be to describe relationships between posts, not people, if I understand it correctly.
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "scuttlebutt" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "scuttlebutt is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiSecure Scuttlebutt is a P2P system to sync message feeds, used to build (among others) social applications that work in off-grid/sneakernet scenarios https://indieweb.org/Secure_Scuttlebutt
tantekyeah, while that has aspects, that, nor usenet, is "social media" which has at a minimum profiles, likes, shares in addition to just "messaging" / email-like features
Loqisocial media is the marketing term for silos and silo posts, ironically more anti-social than social, and encouraging of extreme opposition rather than medium perspectives https://indieweb.org/social_media
petermolnarI heavily disagree with your definition, tantek; social media doesn't have to be www and there is minimal viable functionality defined anywhere. General pop culture will call anything social media that has an app and a lot of users.
ZegnatWIRED is way more technical already, maybe they’ll be making a distinction, but the average media I see is very much still calling Snapchat a social media platform
petermolnarif you say social media needs to be www, needs to have reactions, comment, repost, status, follow, etc., we couldn't call facebook social media 5 years ago, since it didn't have reactions...
aaronpkwow, being able to reply from my reader is amazing, and also makes it dangerously easy to post without thinking about it like i'm posting to my website
chrisaldrichIs there a way to change the posting interface for readers to make it more implicit that one is still posting to their own website, so that one takes a greater feeling of ownership of their posts which occur somewhere else?
chrisaldrichSometimes one of my favorite things about manual until it hurts on my site is that it creates a large enough barrier that I don't post less quality material that I'd be disappointed in seeing again later.
chrisaldrichThe dead simple ability to post anything at any time is one of the things that makes Twitter feel like a dumpster fire at times. The fact that it all goes by relatively quickly and nearly no sense of ownership makes things worse too.
[eddie]swentel glad to hear you’re reading up on Microsub. Feel free to post any technical questions on microsub in @indieweb-dev and we can chat about them 🙂
aaronpkwww is a little more than plumbing since it has a user-facing aspect of it -- URLs that are in print for example, that people actually do type in
Zegnat(Are written down URLs a Western-thing? Have to ask because I just saw a multi-episode documentary on China and everything looks like phones and barcodes there.)
ZegnatI mostly only know off different EU cultures. And even there I see the differences. So I am always a little scary in saying things like “www has URLs that are actively part of the UX” when that might just not be true for a huge swath of the world’s population ;)
[adamrice]Numerical URLs are regarded as easy to type and unambiguous by Chinese (from what I undertstand) and internationalized domain names are just regarded as inconvenient.
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "wechat - that is _very_ hard to answer" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "wechat - that is _very_ hard to answer is ____", a sentence describing the term)
ZegnatSafari doesn’t show URLs unless you want to interact with them specifically. So that’s already less part of the UX. E.g. to my uncle tapping cards in Facebook and having them open in Safari on iOS, he never sees a URL.
LoqiSnapchat is an ephemeral photo hosting silo where users post photos to their story, which are viewable for a limited number of seconds, sometimes a few times https://indieweb.org/Snapchat
snarfeder, sorry. at big tech cos, there are many different cooperating layers of libs and infastructure. the lower levels generally include redundancy, journalling storage, etc., and often don't expose those to even higher level internal software, much less as UI
ZegnatE.g. “When it became known that post edits were not saved but post deletions were saved, code was added to edit your post prior to deletion.” - https://github.com/x89/Shreddit
petermolnarre tantek I don't really use a CMS any more, I wrote a small static(ish) generator, called NASG (Not Another Static Generator) - static-ish, because it renders a PHP for 302 and 410 content
LoqiXRay is an open source API that returns structured data for a URL by parsing microformats and following other indieweb algorithms, and is part of the p3k suite of applications https://indieweb.org/XRay
Loqi[superfeedr] "Kyle Mestery on Twitter: "I am getting so excited to start playing around with Indieweb technologies. Some very cool stuff out there!"" by Jonathan LaCour on 2018-03-21 https://twitter.com/mestery/status/976546125124485120
Loqi[Jonathan LaCour] I've officially deleted my Facebook account, and it will disappear completely from Facebook within 14 days. It feels great.
I hope they go down in flames.
schmartycleverdevil++ thanks for your post about exporting your data. you've encouraged me to start the process of making the leap, as well. feels good to be able to grab so much stuff.
[cleverdevil]I had a few things that I still wanted to grab, but I figured that I'd moved the vast majority of my content, and anything left would be captured in their "export my data" dump.
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[miklb]can I just tell you how odd it is building a Messenger app in the climate of what is going on around FB. Granted, it will be multiplatform, but it’s still really weird. This is for a local non-profit that fields a ton of the same questions via their FB page.
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "slow web" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "slow web is ____", a sentence describing the term)