AkyRhOquick question, i was playing around with indielogin.com, but the snippet does not work, i get `This client_id is not registered` but i'm not sure where i'm supposed to register
@sl007#transparency #indieweb : The german interior minister (Bundeshorst) says he will not publish Twitter and Facebook Direct Messages [Freedom of Information Act] – DMs "are different from email"
https://fragdenstaat.de [ger] #VerklagDenMinister (twitter.com/_/status/1044188688098512898)
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ZegnatThough I am unsure how long you would be able to keep that up. It might be simple to change a name, but it isn’t simple to make sure it isn’t going to be brought back to your previous name.
ZegnatNo opinion on the hiring process thing. I haven’t gotten any feedback that suggests to me that potential employers have dropped me because of my GitHub account (or my famous oversharing on my homepage)
snarfedspeaking as a long time hiring manager in SF/silicon valley tech, an active github profile is absolutely, without reservation, a strong positive
snarfedthe key quote, “we are suspicious that you are too active on github and will not commit to this job”, comes from *investment banks*. i buy they have different values and believe that, but it's absolutely not true in tech, at least in general
sknebelI guess that doesn't necessarily require linking the account to your name in many cases though. you'd have to demonstrate the link to an employer somehow, but not the general public unless your role specifically requires it
tantek__So it's Dreamforce week in SF again which has me wondering, how is so much $ poured into an "Address book as a service" silo, and how can we do these supposedly valuable things using our own websites instead?
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Dreamforce" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Dreamforce is ____", a sentence describing the term)
ZegnatAs far as CRM stuff for personal use goes, I once looked at https://www.monicahq.com/. Saw it described as a “personal relationship manager”. Less customer based, more social interaction based, which makes more sense for personal use
ZegnatSome people were also working to get CardDAV in Monica, so you would be able to use it as the synchronisation of your contacts between devices. Sadly I see that PR is still in limbo. Was one of the features I was really hoping for.
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Loqichat is informal messaging offered by numerous services, a few of which interoperate or bridge with each other, and also a set of brainstorms for what an amazing indieweb friendly chat web app/site could do https://indieweb.org/chat
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "chat topics" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "chat topics is ____", a sentence describing the term)
Zegnattantek__, it is relevant because it means it is a CRM that is useful for personal use. My phone gets to sync with it :) I didn’t pick the name of the synch standard – which is why I elaborated that it enabled synchronisation (for people who don’t recognise the jargon term)
AngeloGladdingi added a contact with only a URL of aaronparecki.com and it synced automatically with https://dev.lahacker.net where his full hcard was imported, including his pgp key
AngeloGladdingi grab and store licenses found on pages but my experience is that the licenses in the footer is not accurate of all content found on a given page
ZegnatI think I wouldn’t rehost profiles (h-cards or otherwise) because it would be too easy for me to end up misrepresenting someone. You may miss someone moving to a different country, you may still be making a phone number public that they have unlisted, they may change their name or other very personal details where you are suddenly misgendering or listing people’s photos with their deadnames
AngeloGladdingi want to go and friend/follow/identify/associate/whatever with everyone, meatspace or indieweb or anything in between, and then *do* something with that address book
Zegnataaronpk, has pages for the people he adds to his name cache / contacts list / whatever. Those also send webmentions to the people they are about. But he doesn’t make those public, which is the big thing.
snarfedAngeloGladding: also i assume you've seen https://indiemap.org/ ? it has a ton of h-cards, very queryable. more of a dataset than personal address book, but still.
ZegnatAlso, as for people not giving “a peep” when you have been crawling them, there are also multiple people here who aren’t running any sort of analytics at all ;)
ZegnatI have no analytics. I didn’t know you crawled me. I don’t notice other people who like testing h-card parsing with my homepage. Didn’t even notice hitting #1 on Hacker News. Real bliss, hahaha
snarfed'canoe regret', n. replying to a twitter thread that then continues for dozens or hundreds more tweets that you care less and less about until you'd do anything to get it out of your mentions and notifications, stat.
@tmcwi love the indieweb community for its idealism, but on the flip side they really push a lot of specs & standards without accompanying implementations (twitter.com/_/status/1044329476966895616)
[eddie]tantek: you’re king of implementations before specs. Maybe you would have a good response? I don’t have enough knowledge in that area to respond well
ZegnatI think the tweets (posted another follow up on h-entry) are much more about microformats than indieweb. The IndieWeb standards (Micropub, Webmention, IndieAuth) are actively being used and have multiple implementations within the community (and slowly: outside the core community)
[eddie]Ohhh that’s an interesting distinction, Zegnat. IndieWeb uses Microformats and there is some intersection but that overlap doesn’t make them the same. We do push Microformats a lot though so that Webmentions are enhanced.
ZegnatThe real question is, what does “almost” mean in “almost no consumers”... the same can be said for a lot of other formats. If only Google reads your microdata, that’s also “almost no consumers”, right?
tantek__zegnat, yes, when you say webmention is actively being used (consumed), then you're also saying microformats (at least h-entry and h-card) are actively being used (consumed)