#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "remove spam from the logs" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "remove spam from the logs is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#katherine1Tantek showing a mini talk about Social Readers from IndieWeb Camp Austin 2020
#katherine1talking about how google reader aggregated a bunch of content from all over the web, and twitter kind of took that marketshare. people post stuff from all over the web, but they're able to reply, comment, interact with it... etc. and ultimately was maybe responsible for the death of google reader?
#katherine1the speaker is arguing that its important for an independent social reader. its not just a blog (you shouting to the void), and not a reader (just consuming content), but something that lets you read and post. monocle.p3k.io
#katherine1IndieWeb.org/indigenous is another reader
#katherine1indiweb.org/together is a javascript based social reader
#katherine1once you build a backend for a social reader, it frees up lots of other people to make front ends for this type of interaction
#katherine1the talk ends with principles on the indie web: build things you'll use yourself, ux and design before protocols, modularity and plurality of projects. you can find these at IndieWeb.org/principles
#katherine1advocating for the idea of starting small and making the web better for just yourself (because even if its a small improvement, its still an improvement!)
#katherine1Eril is showing gemmer.io... how can we show people that something is super good with different levels of liking
#katherine1you can carry three "gems" (or likes) at a time. you can have a daily gem, a weekly gem, and a monthly gem. (kind of like how you can "Super Like" someone on tinder once a day)
#katherine1so if you give someone your monthly gem, its a big deal! because you can only do that 12 times a year
#katherine1its currently centralized, but he'd like to make it a building block for the indie web
#katherine1oh, you can keep 3 gems of each type (misspoke earlier)
#katherine1Alex is discussing the idea of a website as a house with rooms. she's looking into how to separate her sub-interests more from her indie blog site
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#katherine1"I don't want to keep my shitposting with my academic stuff" .. if people are looking for academic stuff, there should be a special place for that apart from the other cruft
#katherine1making mini blogs or sites sourced from her main site as ... JSON files? (not the most technical)
#katherine1right now on her blog (kongaloosh.com), you have to sort through a lot of content that may not be relevant if you're looking for a certain type of content (she's focusing specifically on academic posts)
#katherine1she's sending a request to her personal site with posts under the "academic" tag for json back
#katherine1then the posts are parsed down into a second, simplified website
#katherine1right now it lives at research.alexkearney.com
#katherine1a subdomain is like a room in your internet house
#katherine1"I went to IndieWeb camp Austin and all I got was the photo embed on my website" – tantek
#katherine1Tantek added "recent photos" to the sidebar of his website
#katherine1if he posts a post with multiple images, he takes the first one to put in the "recent photos" block in the sidebar. going through photos from his run in Austin
#katherine1he's manually syndicating posts from his site to instagram
#katherine1the layout of the recent posts module is modeled after instagram's feed (full bleed images)
#katherine1Bradley is talking about Reel of Images – the mobile site has a carousel to scroll for smaller screens. (not sure what the URL is)
#katherine1Tantek would like to add a "show more" link to reveal more than 12 photos at one time, to keep people on his site rather than have to go to instagram
#katherine1all of the photos have alt text automatically
#katherine1if you drop his home page into a social reader, its split up between the main website, articles and photos
#katherine1tips for writing alt text, "write it like you're describing something to someone over the phone"
#katherine1wow, the alt text carries over to twitter!!!!
#[ColinMorris][tantek] Yup, confirming that on Chrome I visit https://chrome.google.com/webstore/user/library and I see all the extensions I've ever had. Split between "installed" and "library".
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#LoqiUniversal Greeting Time is the convention of greeting people in online chat with "good morning" regardless of the local time of day of either person https://indieweb.org/UGT
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