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#ZegnatOpen question to all webmention endpoint implementers: if you return a status page for a webmention, how do you handle repeat mentions (e.g. caused by an update)? Same status page / same ID, or treat it as a completely new mention?
#LoqiZegnat: tantek left you a message 7 hours, 36 minutes ago: interesting. And looks cleaner. Still think we should keep "TBD" for the regularly reliable HWCs even if they chance venues
#sknebelIHMO they should be different, with maybe the exception of if you merge their processing (e.g. because a second mention is received before you've processed the first)
#sknebelwe maybe also should get rid of the West Europe vs UK thing
#Zegnat!tell tantek I brought back the "regularly reliable" venues on /events/2017-06-28-homebrew-website-club and adapted Brighton's "just show up" syntax on the RSVP line (sounds welcoming I think). Is SF friendly to drop-ins too? Or does Mozilla require a list of attendees?
#Zegnatsknebel, right out the main difference between those two headers is timezone.
#ZegnatI am not sure about the US, but aren't the way the headers are done there also timezone based?
#ZegnatI would like to go through and normalise timezone notation at some point. Maybe on my commute back home later today.
#sknebelZegnat: well, then Fort collins needs an extra header
#sknebeland I don't see a reason to split by timezone
#ZegnatI am not opposed to merging UK and EU, don't get me wrong, not sure where the notation come from. I think tantek introduced them?
#sknebelIn the US I kind of get people thinking in East vs West, but in Europe I don't think many use that mental pattern outside maybe really eastern europe
#ZegnatYeah, Eastern Europe for me begins East of Poland and South of the Baltics.
#sknebelso I'd vote for removing that split for now
#ZegnatActually, I don't ever think of a Central Europe. Only North-vs-South, West-vs-East.
#sknebelright, berlin for many would be central :P
#[kevinmarks]Isn't the timezone called Central European Time?
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#[sebsel]yeah, but CET is just very big and covers a lot of Europe already. I think that’s why we don’t think in timezones. I can feel Londen being different from Berlin, but always forget that Portugal is in GMT as well https://savvytime.com/static/images/timezone/cet.png
#[sebsel]Or well, I don’t forget, but it doesn’t feel so separate from Spain ;)
#ZegnatI don't even know what timezone Iceland is in. Same as UK?
#aaronpkmore realistically, it's more convenient to be synchronized with part of europe than it is to be technically correct according to the position of the sun when the time of day has little effect on how much daylight hours there are
#aaronpktho given how many icelandair flights were delayed by 30-90 minutes today it's quite possible that icelandic clocks run at randomly varying rates and everyone just sort of hopes things work out in the end
#ZegnatIt can be helpful though. IWS is going to be on Swedish midsummer. So even if I begin my day at 5pm local time to match PDX, sun will be out.
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#sknebeleli_oat: curious, have you tried dat for anything? I've been eyeing a bunch of these things, but haven't looked into dat yet
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#eli_oatsknebel: I haven't used it for heaps yet, just playing with it locally
#[eddie]aaronpk: Currently I’m making my checkin maps on-demand. I need to start saving those to my server instead. It seems that you just name your map map.png and put it in the folder with your post.txt. Do you make any notes in your YAML that there is a map or is it based on some type of “post-type-discovery”
#aaronpkyep exactly, i have files called "map.png" everywhere, as well as "photo.jpg" for my photo posts. I have a property in my YAML called "map-image" which tells it the filename.
#aaronpkthe only problem i've ran into with this is it doesn't let me save two different map images, which i kind of want to do. (a thin one for list views, and taller one for permalinks)
#aaronpki can always extend the "map-image" property to support nested objects with different dimensions of images later tho i guess
#[eddie]ohhh okay. So your code doesn’t assume the file name, you add the filename into YAML. that’s smart. (Yeah, I’ve been thinking through numbering my maps because I have a different image for my checkin background than my checkin preview in a feed).
#aaronpkyep! i've tried to have less "smarts" like that in my code
#[eddie]yeah definitely. That helps if you change things going forward because you don’t have to remember all the alterations over time
#[eddie]you can just read the YAML and do what it says
#aaronpkyep, that was one of the big changes from the last version of my site
#[eddie]That’s good. It’s not my default method of thinking, but I can see how that really simplifies the code and future code changes, so I try to course correct when I see or detect that
#aaronpkyeah mine either. I learned relational database design long ago which tends to work the opposite way so i've been working on unlearning that
#ZegnatNow we wait for the newsletter to go out and we’ll know if we fixed everything up nice :) If we are no longer going to allow TBDs on the page we know that all cities are basically confirmed (unless some late cancellations come in) so we should make an effort to get them in the newsletter.
#ZegnatThis might also have to move the “deadline” for organisers to put their events up to Friday instead of Sunday. tantek writes a Moz newsletter on Monday, but the IndieWeb newsletter is pretty important too.
#Loqitantek: Zegnat left you a message 11 hours, 46 minutes ago: I brought back the "regularly reliable" venues on /events/2017-06-28-homebrew-website-club and adapted Brighton's "just show up" syntax on the RSVP line (sounds welcoming I think). Is SF friendly to drop-ins too? Or does Mozilla require a list of attendees?
#tantekYes, SF is friendly to drop-ins (both MozSF and Matter.vc)
#tantekand yes, it helps to make that clearer and thus more friendly
#gRegorLoveDoes no more TBDs mean all cities are hidden by default on new event pages?