chrisaldrichI think when it comes to marketing for businesses, they can spend a lot of time, effort, and energy trying to reach multiple audiences on multiple platforms.
tanteksnarfed, my assertion is that given the shift/focus/obsession with "social media presence" for "brands" who also have their own website but no integration (maybe a JS widget at best), there's a huge opportunity for integrating indieweb solutions/approaches to using their own website more instead of depending on social media
chrisaldrichThere are far too many businesses spending a lot of time and money on custom content for silos when they could be adding that value directly to their own websites.
chrisaldrichI would also posit that businesses (especially large ones) are paying developers serious money to dovetail into social silos when that money would be better spent on building direct infrastructure for themselves.
pjzthe problem is that unenlightened businesses will then claim their personal direct infrastructure is 'secret sauce' and not share it, so instead there end up being N silos, all broken in unique ways.
[jgmac1106]I think somebody who makes a quick http to https tool (i use two different plug-ins when updating client wordpress sites) could crush it. Customers freak when they see the http warning symbol now, even on static websites where there isn't a single form to fill
[jgmac1106]in terms of ecommerce the PoS (Clover...not sure abotu SWIPE) page builders are getting so good I often just tell folks to do that until they have time.
[jgmac1106]pjz I try to only have 2-3 clients a month and ween them off my support hopefully within a similar time frame. Usually take 4-6 luckily clients are hard to find
chrisaldrichopen protocols like webmention are potentially so valuable to businesses that they'll certainly want to use them for the potential interaction.
chrisaldrichin particular, I image that the increased use of things like reviews (with h-review) and webmention could be a boon to those selling products online. Suddenly amazon's "Verified Purchase" could be done with acquisition posts and reviews....
[jgmac1106][chrisaldrich] spent more time with altmetric today. Had no idea you built something like it. That is the dashboard anyone in #OpenEd and #OpenScience would want
chrisaldrichI haven't built anything directly, but have sketched out an indieweb set up that would allow it based on /academic_samizdat + webmentions as well as potentially syndicating to pre-print servers and/or traditional online journals or other repositories.
chrisaldrichfor promotion and tenure, it's always nice that webmentions are bi-directional so there's the ability to do an audit of the references. They can improve both the communication side as well as the direct reference side at the same time.
chrisaldrichThe basic set up also goes a long way toward removing some of the incumbent power of the major publishing concerns within the journal world.
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[jgmac1106]Now when I am logged into library there is link in Google scholar to the silo where the pub lives. It is so beautifully siloed. Have to read up on if Google Scholar has a knowledge graph or how to get one of those cool instant links
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "zombie site" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "zombie site is ____", a sentence describing the term)
Loqizombie is in the context of the web a website that had died (site-deaths), perhaps due to domain registration neglect, and has been brought back by some other looking sorta like it did before, but oddly broken, often with spam pages/links added, and eats a lot of CPU likely due to abusive scripts https://indieweb.org/zombie
LoqiPersona was an email-based authentication service from Mozilla that was supported by IndieAuth for rel-me links to email addresses; it was shut down November 30, 2016 https://indieweb.org/Persona
LoqiGoogle is primarily used for searching the open web (where indieweb sites typically rank highly), but also produces end user software, and hosts a number of content silos and other services https://indieweb.org/Google_Wave
LoqiThe Internet Archive is a non-profit organization that is building a digital library, including archival copy of much of the public web https://indieweb.org/Internet_Archive
LoqiInstaLooter is an open source tool for exporting photos and videos from any public Instagram profile or hashtag, or private profile with login credentials https://indieweb.org/InstaLooter
LoqiTogether is a reader that was initially conceived at the 2017 IndieWeb Summit in Portland by Jonathan LaCour and several others during the Putting it all together session https://indieweb.org/Together
LoqiMicrosub is an early draft of a spec that provides a standardized way for clients to consume and interact with feeds collected by a server https://indieweb.org/microsub
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Microsub bridge" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Microsub bridge is ____", a sentence describing the term)
Loqi[superfeedr] "Because today’s date is 4/04, some in the IndieWeb are celebrating a World-wide Website Day of Remembrance to remember and recognize site-deaths that now 404. What is your favorite site that’s disappeared? What’s your favorite 404 page? What site do you think will disappear before we celebrate 404 again next April 04?    " by Chris Aldrich on 2018-04-05 http://boffosocko.com/2018/04/04/world-wide-website-day-of-remembrance/
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anotheryouHi. I just found your great POSSE wiki page. While I like it, I also really like the mild privacy facebook gives by allowing to only post for friends. Is there any self hosted solution that coul somehow provide something simmilar?
petermolnaranotheryou: that is a very tricky problem; in theory, a facebook app can ask for permission like that; however: given in theory you POSSE already world-readable posts that are on your site, may I ask what's the use case for it?
anotheryoupetermolnar: I like curating for my friends, but I don't like my various profiles to be publicly scrapable. Too easy to link them together by AI and idintify loads of personal data in a few years :)
anotheryoufurther I don't like to have all too permanent records of what I write. If it's public it can be scraped or end up on archive.org and haunt me years later. On facebook my friends don't haunt me and I could delete my post and be rather sure none of my friends have archived them before.
anotheryouI recently wrote an experimental concept for something like twitter, but with ranking of importance and without machine learning or democracy :) anyone interested in knowing more? I'd love to discuss it a bit.
anotheryouThe basic mechanisms: author/curator rates what he posts, subscriber can adjust authors in his feed up or down, everything is read by importance (most to least)
Loqiprivate posts refer to posts or portions of posts which are private to either the author or to a limited audience chosen or previously approved by the author https://indieweb.org/private_posts
LoqiThe Private Webmention protocol is an extension to Webmention that supports sending and verifying Webmentions for posts that require access control https://indieweb.org/private-webmention
[jgmac1106]@anotheryou it reads incubator ready so sounds like MVP or close to is required... But then it says must currently deploy or plan to deploy advanced technologies. Confusing RFP
[kevinmarks]"Startups, scaleups, academics, researchers, cluster representatives (creative / technology) and representatives from citizen-focused and digital literacy organisations across Europe are invited to attend. "
petermolnarhttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16764602 - context: friendica, for which I commented that protocols are still not finished for true federation. Do we have something on the wiki to answer the question of what should social web be capable of as a viable minimum product to replace something like facebook? SWAT0 sounds like one, but the SWAT0 page need a lot of indieweb knowledge.
Loqi[amelius] Emphasis should be on the requirements.
What do we want the system to do?
And how can we control our privacy?
Let's answer these questions first.
[jgmac1106]one issue with indieweb model of syndication in just algorithm punishment. I started publishing much more natively on LinkedIn because engagement is so much higher then using their writing platform or a syndicated post. Any company blog post still lives at home and syndicates to LinkedIn
tantek[jgmac1106]: what kind of meaningful "engagement" do you see on LinkedIn? Personally I haven't had reason to ever post anything to LinkedIn, so I'm curious what motivated you (and am seeking to better understand)
tantekone possible generalization of manual until it hurts: manual as long as the cost to doing so has a greater benefit than the reduced cost of doing it automatically minus the cost of setting up / maintaining automation.
LoqiSyndication models are various methods of syndicating or crossposting content from one site to another generally based on the source and target of the original post and the copy (or multiple copies) as well as who owns the original version first https://indieweb.org/syndication-models
sknebel[jgmac1106]: does LinkedIn treat different sources differently? All: do we know examples of other silos that treat "published via API" differently than "posted via UI"?
[jgmac1106]The amount of lift versus laziness wasn't the point. And I don't know if it is audience behavior as well as as, or instead of, algorithm but for a business engagement is too costly of a trade off. I have no proof but my own stats and I don't have a huge network...and educator networks are always different, but the problem is I don't know if a syndicated link is weighted or not weighted differently. Feels that way. Mobile first. Automation second
[jgmac1106]Combined with some kind of dashboard like [aaronpk] built with a few quick analytics plug-ins (I think give away the platform sell the plug-ins is a model worth exploring) then you have a good story to tell
chrisaldrichMany systems default rss feeds to the 10 most recent items. I'm curious how many in the indieweb have significantly upped their default after adding notes, replies, and other content types?
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "high velocity posts" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "high velocity posts is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[sdepolo]Hey does anyone here know the status of the Open Source Bridge 2018 conf (mentioned on [schmarty]’s excellent podcast) as adjacent to the IndieWeb Summit in Portland in June? Their site http://opensourcebridge.org/ doesn’t appear to be updated since 2017.
aaronpknice! they've booked the venue already and paid a deposit and everything. it looks like they are going to trim down osbridge slightly this year and it will be just a one or two day event. they're still getting the details sorted out. it'll be friday or thursday-friday.
chrisaldrichgRegorLove, ha! must have been something in the 3.X range, I didn't notice anything. Usually it's the fires I worry more about than the earthquakes.
chrisaldrichIn fact right now I'm concerned about a sheriff's helicopter hovering over the mountain about 3 blocks away... typically means a fire of some sort.