LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "ditchbook" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "ditchbook is ____", a sentence describing the term)
sknebel[kim_landwehr]: I guess that depends of what part of Swarm you mean. We have checkin posts, and Quill can now do venue search when posting, but e.g. there's nothing aggregator like I think
jgmac1106_people aren’t 100% on their own domains, its a mix of open and close silos, not enough remixing of our resources, but an awesome group of folks
jgmac1106_for other communities search twitter for #ds106, #clmooc, or go back historically and find older stuff like #CCK08, which many mark as the first class to adopt a distributed push/pull model for online learning
[generativist]before finding you folks, I had started implementing an academic sharing site (I own falsifiable.com/falsifiable.org) on GAE for seamless Jupyter-notebook publication in the style of Medium, but now that I found this place, I don't want to do that anymore 😉
jgmac1106_It is from a microformats2 course template I made with real simple html and real simlple instructional design to encourage greater remixing of oer among #IndieWeb academics
Loqimanual until it hurts is an indieweb principle of resisting automation until you have done it enough times to really understand it, and know that it is worth doing https://indieweb.org/manual_until_it_hurts
chrisaldrichgenerativist I've been contemplating a model in which academics could self-publish everything and then leverage a "silo" in an IndieNews or Indieweb.xyz way to create a sort of preprint server or speed discovery.
Loqi[chrisaldrich] generativist I've been contemplating a model in which academics could self-publish everything and then leverage a "silo" in an IndieNews or Indieweb.xyz way to create a sort of preprint server or speed discovery.
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LoqiScalar is a free, open source authoring and publishing platform that’s designed to make it easy for authors to write long-form, born-digital scholarship online https://indieweb.org/Scalar
[jgmac1106]I need to add to the scalar page, it has all the markup in like 734 vocabularies. Adding basic h-entry and an hcard at the page level should not be too hard.
chrisaldrichkicks, you've got a great template with xyz, particularly with categories/topics. I suspect one could map your infrastructure directly on top of something like https://arxiv.org/
chrisaldrichIt might need some infrastructure to tamp down "crackpot" submissions (or downvoting behavior) so there's still some sort of moderation to keep signal to noise under control.
chrisaldrichkicks, I'm also noticing you might want to add hentry in addition to h-entry for backcompat (especially for poor WordPress sites like mine). :) I still need to figure out how to shoehorn h-entry back in without breaking 20 other things.
chrisaldrichKartikPrabhu, I agree that it should be in the parsers as well, but I'm not sure how Kicks is handling it directly. (And their site explicitly states h-entry and not hentry, though that may be nitpicking.)
chrisaldrichThe fact that webmentions of things like /bookmark,/like,/read,/reply etc. with webmentions to an arxiv-like site could be used as upvotes is intriguing.
chrisaldrichIn fact, each one could be given a different value of upvoting, so that peer-review with replies/comments could be encouraged over just "I think this is interesting and might read it" (aka bookmark)
aaronpkthis is #indieweb-dev, but if you're using an mf2 parser then it handles upgrading old markup to mf2 for you, no need to special-case support for consuming it
chrisaldrichgenerativist: I've been thinking about the whole thing for several years now. I've just recorded a short microcast outlining some of it. Should post shortly.