#jeremycherfas!tell [cleverdevil] Are you going to go back and add comments or notes to those 275 listen posts, or is it enough for you to just know that you listened?
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#[kim_landwehr]I am trying to indiewebifying my blot.im account using the instructions at https://blog.amitgawande.com/micropub-endpoint-for-blot. However after finishing the set up and trying to use quill.io I am getting an error message from my Micropub Endpoint, however the box that would contain the full information is blank. Does anyone know how to get that information to show up?
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#j4y_funabashiaaronpk: I want to build out my media server so I can upload all my photos to it, then use this interface to add them to posts
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#aaronpknice! that's kinda what i've been thinking too
#aaronpki just haven't got very far with it. like at most some UI sketches and rough notes but last time i touched that was over a year ago
#j4y_funabashiand also have a flag to say whether the photo has already been published (I think I could use webmentions for this)
#j4y_funabashiaaronpk: Yeah I have been blocked only thinking about the server side. As soon as I started with UI first it all came together quite nicely
#aaronpkdgold: it knows which messages it sends to IRC and doesn't send those back to Slack if that's what you mean
#[chrisaldrich]It seems like I recall someone recently created a wiki page related to the idea of "discovery", but with a different word relating more to search, directories, serendipity, etc. I'm not finding it now however.
#dgoldah, so you have the same system sending them both ways
#aaronpkno, but all the slack people in IRC have the same IRC username
#LoqiDiscovery for the IndieWeb is a set of algorithms to start with a URL like a home page or post permalink, and determine information about that URL, such as authorship, page-name, and date published https://indieweb.org/discovery
#[chrisaldrich]Something related to the ideas that Brad Enslen and kicks condor have been working on, but i'm not sure either are doing much on the wiki...
#[tantek]feel free to start something there as an alternative meaning!
#[chrisaldrich]Brad and Kicks have been doing some interesting experiments and thinking and we should tuck it into the wiki somewhere.
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#[tantek]go ahead and use "discovery" for now - it's short, and the meaning you speak of is user-centric, so we should prefer it anyway
#[tantek]add it as another section, and we can update / rewrite the page later to clean it up from that perspective
#aaronpkrecommendation engine, who to follow, etc all sound like a form of discovery to me
#snarfedindieweb has done really well so far with naturally decentralized/peer to peer functionality, but naturally centralized stuff (eg search, discovery/recommendation, etc) is obviously harder
#snarfedinteresting to think of how to approximate something like discovery decentralized. eg as a single user, look at the people in your reader, collect other people they like/repost/reply to, and rank them somehow
#[tantek]I feel this applies to a lot of us too: "Writing for us is not a business, in any direct sense of the word. We write because we have something to say, not to make money off page views, advertisements, or subscriptions. "
#[chrisaldrich]They also sound like they're moving away from Twitter too in a much more indie fashion:
#[chrisaldrich]"Not just big, marque pieces, but lots of smaller observations, quotes, links, and other posts as well. In fact, the intention is to lessen our dependency on Twitter too, and simply turn Signal v Noise into the independent home for all our thoughts and ideas – big or small."
#LoqiDiscovery is a variety of methods for finding content, websites, communities, or people to follow on the web including search, directories, recommendation engines, tags, or other serendipitous methods https://indieweb.org/discovery
#[chrisaldrich]^^ thoughts and ideas more than welcome on this alternate user-centric definition
#[tantek]looks pretty good, I'd only drop "to follow" as that's just one possible use-case
#Loqiown your data is an IndieWeb principle with two key parts: 1) your data lives primarily on your own domain, and 2) you maintain usable access to it over time https://indieweb.org/own_your_data
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "own your replies" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "own your replies is ____", a sentence describing the term)
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#[tantek]own your replies is the IndieWeb approach of posting your [[reply]] posts on your own site first and using [[Webmention]] to automatically send them to show up as [[comments]] on the original post, and/or automatically having your site [[POSSE]] them to silo (copies of) posts.
#[tantek]own your comments is the IndieWeb approach of accepting [[Webmention]]s and in particular from [[reply]] posts as part of collecting all the [[responses]] to your posts on your own site so if/when the original reply posts disappear, you still have a copy of the conversation.
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "own your comments" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "own your comments is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[tantek]own your comments is the IndieWeb approach of accepting [[Webmention]]s and in particular from [[reply]] posts as part of collecting all the [[responses]] to your posts on your own site so if/when the original reply posts disappear, you still have a copy of the conversation.
#[kevinmarks]mapping the responses would mean everyone else would need to export theirs and then send webmentions?
#[tantek]own your comments << Note: this is particularly important because many silo exports (e.g. [[Medium]]) do not export the comments on your posts per https://m.signalvnoise.com/signal-v-noise-exits-medium/ <blockquote>sad to say, Medium didn’t let us export the comments, so those are gone 😢</blockquote>
#LoqiModeration is the process of holding comments for review by a human, and sometimes a source of frustration when a comment is written on another site that the commenter has no control over https://indieweb.org/moderation
#[tantek][kevinmarks] perhaps screenshot their support and add it to "Silo Examples" there?
#blueyedjacky: thanks.. I've meant as a server, instead of the one you might get via DHCP (because it intercepts no-domain responses for example), and if you do not want to use Google's.
#blueyedRe OpenDNS - would be OK I guess, but wondered if there is something recommended from you.
#[smerrill]yup. they both support DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS
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#blueyedThanks. DNS-over-TLS would be interesting - what do you use for this? Network Manager does not seem to support it. Is something like stubby required?