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#[eddie]A philosophical question. When displaying likes or bookmarks in a reader. Should actions apply to the action (like) or the content of the action (the post that was liked). Facebook and Twitter seems to think it should be the original content. I’m thinking it depends on how much info I have about the item “liked” or “bookmarked”. If all I have is “so and so liked a post from website.com” then the actions should take place on the act
#[eddie]However if there is reference data to be able to display the post that was liked or bookmarked, then I could do a Twitter and show the full post with “so and so liked this” above, and then the actions could take place on the original content as well.
#[eddie]Oops, some of that got cut off. The missing part is “then the actions should take place on the actual like, or maybe disable actions 🤔”
#[eddie]Any thoughts or challenges to that approach come to mind?
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#[grantcodes][eddie] hadn't thought about that one yet
#[grantcodes]I do it now with my micropub endpoint, and I know that jf2 has the idea of a references object which is perfect. But what is the equivalent in microformats2 json?
#[grantcodes]I have a feeling it doesn't exist, and you are meant to replace the like-of property with the full h-entry json, but I don't want to do that.
#snarfedstore the full fetched mf2 from the page, or even html, separate from your post. then you can iterate over time
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#[grantcodes]Yeah I'm storing kind of detached like that. But when rendering html from json it is a total pain to check if everything is a url or an object
#[grantcodes]So I think my like-of property will only ever accept urls
#aaronpkthat's exactly why i started working on the normalized jf2 format and moved all the external references to a separate place in the data structure
#[grantcodes]aaronpk: Yeah it makes sense. So in your kind of custom jf2 format every property is an array but never a nested object? Or something like that?
#aaronpk[jgarber]: pretty low, happy to turn it over to someone else to maintain!
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#[jgarber]aaronpk: I’d be most interested in taking that on!
#[jgarber]At your convenience, could you add me as an owner/admin/what-have-you to the mention-client-ruby GitHub repo? My GitHub username is jgarber623.
#[jgarber]Also if there’s anything special that needs to be done to grant release permissions on rubygems.org for that gem, that’d probably be useful, too.
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#aaronpk[jgmac1106]: what's your rubygems username?
#[jgarber]aaronpk: Before I accidentally go ham on this thing, do you have any preferences on how/when/etc. changes are made, vetted, and released?
#[jgarber]Same question about how ownership, maintenance status, names on the license, etc. appear? (I don’t have strong opinions and am happy to defer to you on this.)
#aaronpkin general with the libraries under the indieweb org, we try to have at least one other person sign off on any changes before releasing
#aaronpkthey've been doing a great job of that on the wordpress plugins lately
#[jgarber]Excellent. Who’s generally best to ping on Ruby-related things? I don’t want to continuously poke you about stuff if you’re busy, of course.
#aaronpkgood question, I know barryf uses a bunch of the ruby stuff too, might want to ask if he's up for that
#@seldoA vendor notified us of their acquisition at 6am this morning and shut down their APIs 30 minutes later, creating a production outage for npm (package publishes and user registrations). The sheer unprofessionalism of this is blowing my mind. (twitter.com/_/status/1009873821141118976)
#@arthensHoly shit Twitter bought Smyte and immediately shut it down. We had a 3 years contract with them and they just disappeared overnight. No communication at all, they just turned their servers off, closed our shared support channel and walked away. What the actual fuck (twitter.com/_/status/1009925187364458496)