@kevinmarks#FHIRdevdays17 @Grahamegrieve: This means that the server doesn't have to handle passwords. I have an option where I can give you a token directly over Skype so you don't have to authenticate [this sounds like indieauth] (twitter.com/_/status/931085538622353408)
Zegnatjeremycherfas you also gave me a crazy idea. I want to test a passthrough service that will accept reading.am webhook calls and convert them into micropub calls to your server.
ZegnatI talked it through with sknebel, and we both thought it sounded feasible and relatively easy. It would simply forward all the webhook calls, but as read post (which I believe is an h-cite?)
Loqiok, I added "https://github.com/strugee/lazymention app that can handle webmention sending and websub hub pings when notified of new deploy" to the "See Also" section of /static_site_generator
ancardaIs anyone working on a task tracking microformat? I found http://microformats.org/wiki/task-brainstorming which says "Proposed Next Steps: PHP and/or XSLT developer wanted!" -- is this something I could help with? I'm interested in moving task tracking to my website
tantekusually such systems are so personal that there's not as much opportunity / incentive for formats for interoperability across different implementations / people etc.
tantekancarda, as a positive step forward, take a look at what a bunch of us are using our User: pages for on the IndieWeb wiki for tracking our "Working On" and "Itches" etc.
tantekeither way, if you're looking to work on a format for sharing information, start with just sharing the information with simple text and see how that works in practice
Loqiissue is a special kind of article post that is a reply to typically some source code, though potentially anything at a source control repository https://indieweb.org/issue
ancardaI was mostly interested if it was possible/supported, as I saw a page and thought I could move a few issues I've created on various trackers (I have a private JIRA/silo I'd like to move stuff out of). I'm just very new to microformats and IndieWeb in general
tantek[manton], you're exactly right about RSS, "not obvious how to include ... in that" sums up precisely why RSS became a dead-end from a format perspective
tantekin contrast to why we actively discuss, experiment, find consensus, document, and specify how different post types are published with microformats
tantekwhereas e.g. photos, we have a defined way to use h-entry and explicitly u-photo to reference photos that are part of posts (rather than just all img tags which might be decorative / theme stuff etc.)
sknebelMHTML is an archive format to store an HTML document and the resources it includes in a single file. It's formatted the same way as an HTML e-mail. tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2557
[manton]It's great to have a community and process in place for it. I have a feeling WordPress's RSS export (they call it WXR) hasn't had much attention in a long tie.
Loqiok, I added "https://petermolnar.net/making-things-private/ - {{petermolnar}} used [[Chrome]] to save MHTML copies of many of his [[bookmarks]]." to the "See Also" section of /MHTML
schmartymention content is stored in the jf2 format available via wmio's API (and how it's delivered by webhook) in .json files named by the hash of the source+target.
aaronpkoh yeah, it mostly is, with the exception of the duplicate data in content that I have for backwards compatibility with tools using the first version of that jf2 format
tantek!tell schmarty did you have any follow-up experiences regarding our conversation about productivity systems? in particular any thoughts on where use of your own website could help?
Loqischmarty: tantek left you a message 1 minute ago: did you have any follow-up experiences regarding our conversation about productivity systems? in particular any thoughts on where use of your own website could help?
LoqiA draft in the context of the indieweb refers to a draft post, a post that an author has partially written, or otherwise does not consider finished https://indieweb.org/draft
tantekI'm still in just using a text editor notes system, where I try to push out longerterm (public) tasks to the web for public participation, collaboration, inspiration (forking), or help
schmartyi also set up a .onion domain to view them from my mobile device (worked great on android, less so on ios where i don't think it can be configured to access stealth onion services.
schmartythings that i like so far are that the tabs are super lightweight, so i can have a tab of today's notes and todos, an ongoing "doing" list of active projects that i review once a week, and any project-specific notes for ongoing projects.
schmartybut so far so good. i think i'm still in the honeymoon period where things are sometimes hard but spending the time and energy on keeping myself organized is also building the habits and keeping me more on track. :}
tantekon a separate topic, I had the thought of using X-Ray synchronously at Publish time to grab info to save for the /reply-context of a /response post - has anyone else used X-Ray in that way?
tantek(i.e. the reply-context info would just be saved along with everything else saved in the /response h-entry, a static snapshot of information (including external image src - though may leave that out unless it's an obvious logical URL like /photo.jpg/logo.jpg that I can expect the publisher to update as needed instead of breaking)
tantekso if I were to build this, I would "detect" Twitter profile absolute URLs, and see if I could figure out what the username is and switch to the logical URL instead
snarfed...which is a dealbreaker for most of us, given how much usage is on mobile. e.g. bridgy doesn't use logical twitter profile urls for exactly this reason.
schmartyran JSPWiki for a while because i was doing lots of java work so it was "easy" and "lightweight". in seriousness i liked it because it used flat file storage.
sknebelmoinmo.in is basically unchanged, they talked about v2 in 2010 already and it still doesn't seem to exist, so who knows how well maintained it is but as long as it works... also python and flat-file