Loqiraucao: sebsel left you a message 15 hours, 54 minutes ago: Thanks! :D I can't actually run Ruby on my server (shared host ftw), but I have a Raspberry Pi working for me at home, so maybe I can get that to work. It looks good!
Loqi[Eddie Hinkle] This is a great read! I’ve been wanting to do placeholder images like this on my website but haven’t had the time to investigate. I’m happy to be able to reference this article now when I get a chance to invest in putting this feature into my w...
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[eddie]KartikPrabhu: Thanks for the heads up ? I saw the webmention notification pop up and I was like “Huh, odd” ? just allows me to iron out my webmention processing rules. Making sure to not show a post that mentions itself is probably a good one
sebselMissing from that list is skateboarding / longboarding, btw. I once recorded a skateboard ride and found on a forum that they did not really want to add it because they did not wat to promote those sports.
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voxpelli[eddie]: almost right, the first parameter is the value of the ?q= param and you should check what query that's requested and send the correct value for each query type
snarfedbut it's also ideally how vouch would work with bridgy. if bridgy sends a wm from twitter.com/foo/... to bar.com/..., ideally a vouch would show a link path from bar.com to twitter.com/foo, not to bridgy, which just happens to host the translated page
ZegnatOoh, I get it. source=bridgy/zegnatstweet/tweetnumber1 but vouch=tantek.com and tantek.com might link to zegnat.net but not to bridgy/zegnat ... is that the problem?
ben_thatmustbemethere are several parts, 1) should i accept that you are not a spammer and have something i will want to look at. 2) should I accept messages from that user? 3) is this actually from that user?
snarfedben_thatmustbeme: eh no this is arguably still #1. twitter isn't a spammer, bridgy isn't a spammer, but individual twitter users definitely can be
Zegnatyou would need an extension on vouch. E.g. when the link provided as vouch links to whoever the rel="me" is on the brid.gy page, still except the vouch as valid. Though you would need more additional checks as everything that is on the brid.gy page is spoofable.
snarfedgRegorLove: sorry, yes. bridgy sends a wm from that source page (on the brid.gy domain) to aaronparecki.com. if bridgy included a vouch, right now it would let aaron check a link path from aaronparecki.com => vouch => brid.gy
gRegorLoveFor vouch verification, how about if the intermediate site (bridgy) doesn't match the vouch URL, check if the intermediary has an h-entry.u-url that matches
ben_thatmustbemei mean, really i suppose i shouldn't be trusting the content at all from brid.gy and should fetch the source material (except that i can't)
ben_thatmustbemei think vouch only tries to determine, 'does this domain seem trustworthy', after that it comes down to the fact that its possible to spoof messages, but they would likely get blocked pretty quickly
Loqi[gRegorLove] For vouch verification, how about if the intermediate site (bridgy) doesn't match the vouch URL, check if the intermediary has an h-entry.u-url that matches
Zegnatso: parse the bridgy provided HTML, take the entry’s listed permalink from the url property, and see if the vouch URL vouches for that permalink?
ZegnatWhat is stopping me to put the u-url as an article on your site gRegorLove? Then I can use any vouch URL that vouches for you (a non spammer) but I (a spammer) still get to chose the e-content of my reply.
ZegnatSo you would need an extra step where your webmention endpoint goes and validates whether the person from the u-url specifies on *their* site that bridgy is a valid intermediary for them
vanderven.se martijnuploaded /File:2017-179-hwc-virtual-eu.jpg "Screenshot taken of the Virtual Homebrew Website Club on 2017-06-28.From upper left corner going clockwise: {{martijnvdven}}, {{sebsel}}, {{dougbeal}}, {{calumryan}}, {{petermolnar}}, {{barryf}}.Missing: {{lukasrosenstock}} who left because of technical difficulties."
gRegorLoveIn other dev topics, micropub question: Thoughts on whether bookpub (micropub client for books) should assemble an HTML e-content, or just send through the h-cite + properties, with a plain text summary property as a fallback? This is the e-content HTML I was playing with generating in the mp client: http://pin13.net/mf2/?id=20170628224458208
sebselgRegorLove I do it different: I keep a list of books I have at https://seblog.nl/bieb and then I just send a h=entry&read-of=https://seblog.nl/isbn/9789023425021 to my endpoint. My display then fetches the mf2 from the URL (but technically the book could also live somewhere else, if there was microformats there)