#jeremycherfasI want to check out GWG's new version of Indpendent Publisher for WP if I get time. But first I need to go through my child theme and see and note what I changed.
#jgmac1106no IndieWeb for me, need to finish my classes, my book, and have a design brief with a client today….it is supposed to be day off
#Zegnatdata_portability << [https://github.com/processone/dpk Data Portability Kit], project with the goal to extract “your data in a unified, ready-to-use format” from different [[silo]] export formats
#mickaelFor now I am exporting to Markdown, but I am considering moving to HTML instead, as it will give me more flexibility and possibly of me use various HTML extension for semantic info (microdata, microformat, RFDa, etc)
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#sknebelthat's a bit wonky though, given the variations in markdown dialects. E.g. bridgy uses that for POSSE to github, but Github uses CommonMark, vs this produces closer to the original markdown, so various things break
#mickael_yes good point, probably Markdown is not "portable" enough
#mickael_That's text, though, so readable without rendering
#mickael_But if you plan to render you may get into issues
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#hs0ucyHi, is it possible to send a webmention to multiple targets with only one cURL command?
#sknebelI'd personally keep additional data in some structured format (microformats JSON, some other json format, whatever), and not "rendered" in a document format
#mickael_Thanks, I will also think about it, as there is such need anyway for dates, and possibly extra info (tags, etc)
#[schmarty]ooh neat, i got a webmention from a quora answer that links to a post of mine. i'm not a quora fan because silos, but am pleasantly surprised to get this webmention.
#LoqiSuperfeedr provides a variety of ways to access real-time feed updates, including a popular PubSubHubbub-0.4 compliant hub https://indieweb.org/Superfeedr
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#mickaelsknebel: The advantage of HTML is that there is a lot of tooling and it is quite easy to manipulate
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#aaronpkconsiders showing a few select "most popular posts" on his month permalinks
#aaronpkis jealous of [cleverdevil]'s nice monthly summaries
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#sknebelaaronpk: re small changes you miss to make a note about: in code? Some kind of GitHub PESOS?
#aaronpkreviewing my commit messages does usually turn up some small relevant changes, but most often the commits are basically just noise in the context of creating a monthly summary
#sknebelYeah, and I guess aggregation can't really tell "maintenance" from "interesting change", unless you adopt and remember some scheme to note that...
#aaronpkyeah and at that point i'm better off making a thoughtful post on my site tagged properly