#tantek!tell snarfed I'm starting with trying a simple text request to enable the OAuth app "Bridgy" on a particular github org, we'll see if that's enough information for an org admin to figure it out.
#Loqisnarfed: tantek left you a message 6 minutes ago: I'm starting with trying a simple text request to enable the OAuth app "Bridgy" on a particular github org, we'll see if that's enough information for an org admin to figure it out.
#tanteksnarfed, I'll keep A / B / C testing various "prose" requests to org owner(s) and see which get the issue resolved the quickest
#tantektil then manual POSSEing it is for restrictive orgs/repos
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#@EatPodcast↩️ I may be missing something subtle here, but if you have a photo as part of your h-card, that works pretty well in an #indieweb context. Depending on the receiver, it can show up in likes, reposts, webmentions etc. (twitter.com/_/status/999943835454181376)
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#@vincentlistens↩️ Sorry I probably wasn't articulate!
Using the h-card would be my preferred method. So when I sign in to "any_service" instead of it trying to grab a Gravatar etc I can use IndieAuth to verify my own details and push them across. (twitter.com/_/status/999945210070208514)
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#jeremycherfasBut not for long "Libravatar will be shutting down on 2018-09-01"
#ZegnatBut you can selfhost it. That’s the whole idea. Otherwise Libravatar would just be a Gravatar copy
#ZegnatThe question is, how many plugins will still support it if the hosted version dies. Throwback to our HWC discussion about hosted Known (and other CMS)
#jeremycherfasRight. And how much would [people be willing to pay for something that isn't Gravatar and that probably would not be as widely available.
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#[kevinmarks]bridgy seems to have been confused by my twitter suspension - when I try to reauth it goes back to the auth page twice, and doesn't show new updates. [snarfed] - ping me if you want to debug together later
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#jeremycherfas!tell aaronpk For some reason, after an update to Known, pictures from OYG no longer show up. The post is there, with tags, but no image. I reconfirmed by signing out, revoking the token, and signing back in again. Resending still has no image. Not sure where to start looking to debug.
#swentelhmm, is there an alternative for microformats to set a title, which doesn't get picked up by microformat parsers as 'name', but could be used as a title for say atom feeds ?
#swentele.g. I'm lazy and would like to use granary to generate atom feeds
#swentelbut, the titles for my 'notes' are quite clumsy
#swentelbecause they do not include p-name in my microformats feed
#swentel(as it should, unless I put p-name on the same wrapper as e-content as aaron is doing)
#schmartyswentel: i use granary for this and it looks like i use an explicit p-name when my post has no title
#swentelI hope there's some 'feed-title' class or so lol
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#swentelsnarfed, have you seen my issue by any chance I created on granary (and closed again?)
#[jgmac1106]This is what I was telling @gwg we should do with the note kind in WordPress "(as it should, unless I put p-name on the same wrapper as e-content as aaron is doing)"
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#sknebelswentel: what kind of title would you want otherwise?
#swentelsnarfed, yeah, I was trying to (re)figure out again whether I could still use granary, and have a nicer title as it generates now, any pointers greatly appreciated :)
#sknebelI follow a bunch of granary feeds and I haven't found the title being the name for notes being a problem
#snarfedcommon denominator is mostly bugs and missing features in mf2py
#schmartysknebel: good point, post-type-discovery would pick that up as an article, then. i think combining e-content p-name is the most widely used method to get around this problem.
#snarfedrecent mf2py release fixes some of them, i'm working on upgrading to that
#schmartyand consumers are expected to "dedupe" if name is a subset of content
#sknebelsnarfed: do you have an example where that fails? even with bad whitespace handling, p-name and e-content should result in the same plaintext version?
#sknebel(hm, there was something with image handling I remember from aaronpk?)
#ZegnatReading back a little. Yeah. I think the deduping rule is if p-name === e-content[value] (not e-content[html]), assume the author meant for there to be no title. But I couldn’t actually point you to the direct discussion on the wiki.
#ZegnatThat should probably be cleaned up a little though. But is that the kind of title-note-overlap you were thinking about, swentel?
#ZegnatIf Indie Readers follow that, your titles could be filled with just the first few words of the note text, followed with “...”. And readers should ignore it, while you can still have it in your generated feeds.
#swentelwell, I used to have the title of my note in a p-name
#swentelbut now it's on the same wrapper as e-content
#[jgmac1106]Putting p-name in same wrapper as e-content is same thing Known does@
#ZegnatYes. It is actually a bit of a workaround because until recently you couldn’t not have a name property. With the current mf2 spec, you should be able to keep the p-name away entirely for note posts.
#ZegnatBut because the name property was required, the note type algorithm was invented so readers could decide when they did not want to display the title at all. This should theoretically mean you can define a (hidden) p-name specifically for things like RSS generation, that will not show up in Indie Readers.
#ZegnatBut sounds like something that might be worth implementing in XRay! Definitely encourage opening an issue for it to get that discussion started.
#ZegnatXRay seems to use similar logic when it is parsing RSS/Atom feeds. So I would make the first-five-words-followed-by-ellipsis my definitive recommendation :) If you see readers that do not implement this, file bugs with them.
#ZegnatYeah. But setting up an extra layer in front of the server, with all the other possible changes in the TLS settings, still doesn’t feel worth it to me.
#ZegnatSwapping to Caddy might be easier (and interesting in itself)
#ZegnatAnother reason I have considered swapping to Caddy: I can run what is almost the exact same executable on my dev machine as I run on the VPS. Making the local environment match the server environment more closely
#sknebelyou can run what is almost the exact same nginx executable too :P
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#Zegnathttps://www.passprotect.io/ - interesting browser extension by Okta, going to check out how it is intercepting passwords. Too bad Firefox in “coming soon”. Would’ve expected Firefox and Chrome extension code to be close to the same for this.
#tantekhas a u-syndication link to a FB POSSE event
#snarfedbridgy pays attention to which FB page a synd link goes to
#snarfedthe indiewebcamp page is https://brid.gy/facebook/688447421193285 , which doesn't have tantek.com in its profile (or didn't when it was last authed), so it doesn't look for synd links on your site
#Loqi[snarfed] #814 facebook: redo app review for existing permission
#snarfed"they've largely disabled the events API, including /me/events, which we use to get events and then their RSVPs. originally it kept working even after they announced that they'd disabled it, but it stopped working today. that API call now returns no data."
#snarfedi conflated that with non-event backfeed which evidently partially broke today too
#tantek.comedited /Facebook (+462) "/* How to backfeed from */ Note recent limitations / challenges FB dev blog post about event API deprecations" (view diff)
#tantek!tell snarfed I moved the FB-specific backfeed info from /backfeed to /Facebook#How_to_backfeed_from and added citations of the dev blog post you noted - please review - thanks!
#tantek.comedited /Why_web_sign-in (+379) "/* But a domain is a big investment */ That's the point - only a small fraction need to do the iteratively improving" (view diff)
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