ZegnatActually, reading this, Frydman seems to have the trademark for “france.com” in the US? But Web.com (who probably also do business in France with French customers) chose to heed a trademark ruling made in France... This feels complicated, as is often the case with international IPs/trademarks.
sknebelat least around here, the fact that aaron actually is named what his domain is would in general protect him from trademark claims if I understand correctly
klezpetermolnar, I don't know, actually. The wiki doesn't make it very clear, to be honest. I think it should be used to have a machine-readable way to know various things about me. Is this correct?
ZegnatThere is the “representative h-card” case. Which is basically the h-card that represents you the person. And it should be on the URL that represents you. So if your bare domain is meant to represent you, thats where a lot of IndieWeb tools will expect to find the h-card.
klezok, then I'll need to find a way to fit it somewhere in the homepage. I could ever remove the about page and move it to the homepage... let me think about it
ZegnatSo if you do come up with any ideas, please document them! Actually, also document any issues you may currently have with h-cards on that page :)
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schmartyit took over a year before pronunciation issues caught up with me for this week in the indieweb audio edition, but i've had two mistakes caught in a few weeks (sorry klez!)
jmac[jgmac1106]: Was envisioning phonetic spelling, per how radio shows often say "And please tell us how to pronounce your name" when inviting written listener feedback.
jmacI'm surprised at how often people will sight-read my last name as "MICK-in-tosh" even though, like, my name is pronounced exactly the same as a major computer brand, so you'd think that would be the default
aaronpkI am honestly surprised, since custom domain hosting can be a big money maker for them, I mean look at all the large brands that have their sites powered by medium now
snarfedto be fair, indieweb doesn't say you have to find a single host who guarantees to always support custom domains, forever. we don't necessarily expect any host to do that. the point of having a domain is that you can (and will) migrate.
ZegnatHow good is the micro.blog jekyll(-ish?) output to GitHub? Because migrating from m.b sounds as simple as pointing your domain at a GitHub repo instead of m.b and you are off the platform.
[jgmac1106]@jeena when you have the much money to burn. No way they can get returns LPs want at $5 a month. This is like the 17th Medium pivot. The WordPress to Medium plug-in still works well
[manton]@Jeena Uhm... Do you mean if the Micro.blog community is big enough that I'd stop supporting custom domains? Custom domains is the whole point of the platform! I could never do that.
[manton]Yeah, I understand that. I hear similar feedback from people who loved App.net and felt burned by that. (Sorry if I'm being a little defensive here... But seriously, custom domains are really important to me.)
aaronpkI wonder if reframing it from "custom domains" to just "domains" might help. Make the bring-your-own-domain case the default, and also mention that you'll provide a micro.blog subdomain to be able to try out the service for free or something
[manton]Now that I've helped a bunch of people figure out DNS, I realize just how far we have to go for regular people to register and configure a domain name.
Loqiok, I added "https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2018/4/28/17293056/facebook-deletefacebook-social-network-monopoly?utm_campaign=theverge&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&__indieweb_impression=true I’ve never managed to leave Facebook of my own accord. My year off Facebook was kind of my choice, but was really because Facebook temporarily banned me until I agreed to stop impersonating a Pokemon." to the "See Also" section of /silo-quitshttps://indieweb.org/wiki/index.php?diff=47307&oldid=46879