GWG"Respond on your own site? Send me a <a href="http://indieweb.org/webmention">Webmention</a> by writing something on your website that links to this post and then enter your post URL below."
GWGI was thinking of going with... "Respond on your own site, link to this post and enter the URL below to link it below. Want to update or remove the mention, just enter it again to update."
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jgmac1106in terms of the talk of gdpr and the pixelation of webmentions could there be something like a “posse class” in an h-card to signify loose memberships. Meaning. something like <span class=“posse”>indieweb</span> and that would signify I am cool with any other site that was in the same posse with publishing my full webmentions?
jgmac1106[kevinmarks] yeah I was playing with the metaphor, I dodn’t want to do org as it that signifies soemthign formal. I mean what if its just ten people who like to call themselves the friends of purple buttons”
jeremycherfasI'm really not sure I understand any possible reticence about displaying webmentions. Surely if ytou don't want them displayed, you just don't send them?
jgmac1106yeah but not just the content, I am thinking about webmentions and all the talk of GDPR solutions what if there was a class in my h-card or h-entry that said I am cool with anyone elee who also have the same class in their h-card or h-entry publishing my full webmentions without pixelating or hiding any personal data
jeremycherfasYeah, I know wherte you're coming from. I just wonder why it is an issue for anyone who creates a response that could be a webmention. Either make it one, or don't. The automated backfeed by brid.gy is the only case I can think of where this is an issue, and it seems rum to me for someone to think that it is OK for everyone to see it on Twitter, but not OK for fewer people to see it on someone's domain.
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jgmac1106I agree, and I don’t live in Europe or have any current EU clients on my server, so it is a non issue for me. I also share a simialr view of privacy. If its published on a web and somebody uses that data in ways that don’t violate ToS then tough. You give up some privacy when you hit publish and the free speech, or the finduciary responsibilities of the platform of chpice, now outweigh that privacy…but again many don’t sh
jeremycherfasI don't understand, kevinmarks. If I see someone else commenting on your article, and I comment on my site saying I saw someone commenting on your article, isn't that webmention from me?
jgmac1106but would that webmention include any bit of the hcard from you sending the webmention on someone’s behalf or only the hcard of the person who cmmented on my article
jeremycherfasOn the face of it, I'd say that as the person commenting on my article, your beef is with the person who sent the webmention. But I can see that malicious intent is a possibility.
jgmac1106Sorry just catching up on a week’s worth of reading and the indieweb pixelate your face to comply with GDPR convo was interesting. trying to understand it
KartikPrabhujgmac1106: sure, but the point is webmentions don't care who is sending them (unless you log that ip address) and don't have any other information than the source and target URL pages
Loqi[Daniel Goldsmith] Sebastian, first of all, thank you for your detailed write up on this issue. I think much of your roadmap is worthwhile, and of great interest.
I cannot, however, say that I am convinced by your contentions regarding the effect of GDPR and indieweb ...
snarfedalso, assuming no one has already pointed out, we've regularly been conflating the *ethics* of all this with the *GDPR legal compliance*. worth remembering that they're maybe a bit related, but very different.
jgmac1106in fact most wenbmentions that end up on my site must people probably don’t even know they are there. I think that is part of the broader ethical conversation. Do they have a right to know they were mentioned on my blog and b do I have a repsonsibility to remive webmention if askes.
sebselBridgy actually creates new pages with the content that's on the silo's. The webmention is sent, with those pages as targets, not the original content.
jgmac1106I won’t get a complaint just having fun thinking, if there was some sort of membership class could I tehn have fun back on my blog like add this border radius if the person shares the same mebership calss. Not that I could but fun future to think about
jgmac1106Again while agree , that public is public we must remember that people may not perceive their quasi public spaces that way. If for example a student said, “My teacher is so bad, look what this professor said about how yoiu should teach. He does none of that [link to my post] and now I get a webmention does that person have a right to know their tweet shows on my blog?
jgmac1106people always conflate corporations with free speech without realizing that in the US legally corporations are the same etntity ads people since I think 1864
jgmac1106therefore it is in their free speech rights to allow or not allow almost 100of whatever speech they want, of course having a legal fiduciary repsoninbility to stakeholders probably reduces most hate speech the privledged see
jgmac1106will do was just trying to keep it philosophical and given my lack of dev knowledge with this stuff I hate moving discussions there. Fugre thats a place for code not questions
Loqi[jmac] Nate Cull's attitude on Twitter is admittedly rather more acid than I would have employed, but it does back up my observation that literally nobody I know outside of these IRC channels (and the one blogger I follow who got me into it) has heard of In...
jgmac1106this is what is quite different in the education blogging circles. As indieweb has grown over the last 12 years so have educational bloggers. Might be one of the few corners of the web still functioing in a blogosphere. Many are aware of the #indieweb stuff but don’t know how it works or tried way to early before WordPress plug-ins were mature.
jgmac1106If only a small circle in the dev community are talking indieweb and mircoformats then the answer is simple, talk to other communities outside of dev circles
jgmac1106the conversartion is hard, however. We first need to focus on writing documentation not for devs, that’s my starting point. What is the experience of the community I want to bring to indieweb, how do they inderstand indieweb, what toold do they use and understand, where do they have problmes.
[kevinmarks]Going back to the ethics conversation, there is an interesting line in practice, which is that media organisations feel free to quote tweets, but ask permission for video or images
[kevinmarks]Linking to a narrower licence with rel-licence may be a good way to express this, but without coming up with a converged one like creative commons did, that may be trickier.
@frankmeeuwsenVoor alle deelnemers op #blogpraat die geen WordPress, Blogger of ander kant-en-klaar template hebben maar vooral vanuit een Indieweb gedachte bezig zijn, onderstaande blogpost is zeer de moeite waard! (twitter.com/_/status/993562970558025728)
schmartywell i hope somebody cheesemarks this because i cleaned up my GIF posting client based on lots of good feedback here and it has a home on the web now at: https://kapowski.schmarty.net/
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Kapowski" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Kapowski is ____", a sentence describing the term)
gRegorLoveA nice testimonial about #indieweb chat from jmac: "Of all the Freenode IRC channels with populations of more than 100 that I’ve spent any time on, the people of #indieweb have proven among the most friendly and welcoming, always quick to answer newcomers’ questions with no trace of mockery, feigned surprise, or bad taste. This has helped a great deal with my own ever-deepening interest in and respect for IndieWe
@megarush1024Working on a new “Subscribe” page for http://arush.io because WordPress is celebrating its fifteenth year on May 27 and I think the best way to join that celebration is to bail on big social on my own terms and get back to the basics with my own sites. #Indieweb #WP15 (twitter.com/_/status/993602825413373952)
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