[jgmac1106]you must get 1,000 offers for "let's meet for coffee," "I want to pick your brain..." need to find you a speaking gig somewhere in the city at the same time
@maetl↩️ I want to do this too. Am also looking into P2P web protocols and ‘indieweb’ publishing. Just that there’s so many smart and brilliant people here, it’s hard to leave. (twitter.com/_/status/1027349038322970626)
@mikealThe more I think about it, these platforms (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) aren't "social" and they aren't agnostic "publishers" they are something I can only describe as "Network Effect Arbitrage Machines." [Thread] (twitter.com/_/status/1027285880258494464)
[jgmac1106]then I am gonna plot how I can convince you to take my course template, wrap it up with a small app to create and issue webmention badges, and offer the package as open source folks can install on their own server...or a turnkey experience people can buy for $60 a year
@jgmac1106We don’t need a “new” social media platform. We need to return to “old” web. Still interacting with Twitter and Mastodon from my own domain using #IndieWeb tools.
In fact my domain is its own fediverse instance but I would be fine with just rss though… http://jgregorymcverry.com/5775-2/ (twitter.com/_/status/1027523463295258625)
[jgmac1106]...actually what I really have to do is start hounding sponsorship for IWC NYC...took a bit of a break...securing venue ton of work...didn't want to hop right into begging solicitation....next week
jmac_Y'all, do I recall some discussion from a couple months ago that resulted in a best-practices draft for displaying webmentions that are not explicitly responses?
jgmac1106@jmac_ WordPress does this well, if someone replies to a post it shows up as a reply, if they quote or link it shows as a mention, if they post a read, listen or watch it displays as those
jmac_I do that with likes & reposts, but have been mixing mentions and replies into one bag, and the former can start to look like non-sequiturs quite quickly
jmac_I always laugh when I see if a certain topic exists on the wiki, even if seems unlikely, and (a) it does, and also (b) it seems to have been added in anger. e.g. https://indieweb.org/title
petermolnarZegnat: re indieweb projects, I started looking at adding webfinger support to my site, only to realize, that I've already done that when I added rewrite rules for .well-knowns for fed.brid.gy
DavidWTo run an FTPs server you need 3 files, SSLOptions->KeyFile ( Private Key), SSLOptions->CertFile ( Public KEy ),SSLOptions->RootCertFile (the issuer of the certificate). In my case ( self-signed certificate ) only one CA position is entered in the RootCertFile. What if you want to use a certificate chain, otherwise the certificate cannot be verified?
ZegnatDavidW, if you are using the FTP server to host a website, you might still be in the right channel ;) We’re all about people running their own (indie) websites! So maybe stick around and check out indieweb.org :)
[kellan]Any pointers to folks doing work on protocols for group forming? Eg if I wanted to be able to tweet/blog to an explicit list of folks? Any pointers or clues welcome. Thank you
ZegnatBut there have been so little implementations of audiences in that way on the indieweb that I think the wiki is pretty barren around the concept.
[eddie]It’s great that it supports mf2. Allows me to start watching some people’s toots and decide if it’s worth it to add any ActivityPub integration only after I’ve seen if I have a desire to reply to people
[eddie]The only tricky thing I think I ran into is I *believe* Micro.blog prefers xml-rpc to Micropub? So I think when I added that to my homepage, it tried to authenticate me as Wordpress not as IndieAuth from the Micro.blog apps
[cleverdevil]So, really, *that* is where I should put my efforts if I want to help make that happen. Implementing that in Known once the mechanism is decided.
[kiai]Is anyone interested in helping out with a project for the domain kindlove.org? I want it to be a community of encouragement. I have too many pots on the stove already.
[kiai]I don't want it to be a place where people vent or seek therapy for their emotional dysfunctions though. But it would be good if people could search "depression" and find a quote or story that would help them out of it.
[jgmac1106]cool, somebody demoed a project called 'I am grateful" here where it people are encouraged to publish message for what they are grateful for
[jgmac1106]you could just publish resources from your own blog that you think are good and share out using tags or categories people could follow through something like rss
[jgmac1106]...but if you think the web needs a resource curating important topics the IndieWeb style is to become that resource from your own domain and encourage others to network together on the open web. For now you could just make an rss feed of great resources and throw them up on that domain
[jgmac1106]yeah [quinnvinlove], that PEW report was the first it aint all doom and gloom...facebook clearly a mental healh resource..while hurting general mental health...go figure
[jgmac1106]I just use a weekly digest on my blog, always thought I could make a tag called "newsletter" and then only send out a weekly digest of articles with that tag
[jgmac1106]so p-summary and p-note were sort of a joke to say...we don't need your experimental properties..but then it got all meta..and was like wow that does say lot
[kiai]What's with the mental-health thing? (and how do i reply to a Zegnat webhook?) I'm working on my website today for my emotion regulation support practice.
snarfedbridgy got this error: "To protect our users from spam and other malicious activity, this account is temporarily locked. Please log in to https://twitter.com/ to unlock your account."
[jgmac1106]and it begins...this happened to me on SNAP, got a reply email asking me for explanation...never got a reply back. The end of Bridgy to Twitter draws closer