[dave]Any opinions on trailing slashes wrt rel=“me” verification? I filed a bug on Mastodon because my site’s link had a trailing slash and Mastodon doesn’t want a trailing slash in its verification routine. https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/9195
aaronpk"trailing slash" is a convention from specific web servers that often either serve a page from both or redirect one to the other. as far as the URLs are concerned, they are completely different URLs and should not be considered the same.
aaronpknightpool's suggestion in that thread is the best option, mastodon should not be serving the content on both URLs, they should be redirecting one to the other
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[tantek][schmarty] Could you add a markup code snippet of your year month archive nav UI to /archive_navigation ? Maybe in a how to or brainstorming or add yourself to IndieWeb examples and add it there? Whichever feels better to you
[jgmac1106]<p>In college I did have a stalker. It was a very scary experience. I come to technology with a different perspective because of that experience. It is not a matter of techno panic but a matter of self-preservation....lots of people in Silicon Valley who have never had a Stalker. They are not thinking like that. If you get more people involved that have had Diversity improves technology in a way that makes regulation less necessary</p>
[eddie]!tell aaronpk Analyzing your code snippets. it looks like the only thing different about the Micropub posts is that you set p3k-content-type to code/code-type so I’m guessing your internal PTD checks to see if content-type == code/* and that’s how it treats it differently?
sknebel[markmhendrickso: we're in the process of extending IndieAuth to do things like "my feed reader can authenticate to another site as me and fetch a feed with private posts", or validate webmentions pointing to private posts, ...
snarfedalso looks like evangelism from someone outside the community. (like we sometimes also do for adding mf2 to various projects. :P) i'd deprioritize.
@chriskrychoHas anyone come up with a good, relatively straightforward way to do WebMentions on “static site generator”-generated pages, e.g. with things like @Netlify’s comments system or similar? (twitter.com/_/status/1059510181552316416)
Loqi[hadleybeeman] Thanks, @msporny! We've discussed it at length in our TAG face-to-face meeting in Paris.
Two questions to help us in our review:
1. We found ourselves struggling to work out what use cases you are trying to support. What is the user need? When...
[jgmac1106]holy geeze [kevinmarks] 50 plus papers on rebooting the web of trust and DIDs....that's a lot of boots and not much building....all that time
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kisik21hello. IRC would probably be too small for my thoughts, so I think I'll just share a post from my own website. Webmentions supported, but no UI for sending yet, please use external tools if you want to reply. https://fireburn.ru/post/notes/
[manton][cleverdevil] On that pull request for the JSON Feed spec... I think it's a good change. I think the best thing to do is roll together a few improvements to the spec that I've wanted to approve and do them all at once.