#Loqi[Joseph Dickson] As someone who used to work for a couple local newspapers in the previous decade. I’d suggest not bothering with comments at all. Simply include a link to letters to the editor. They way they can receive feedback while creating a barrier of sorts.
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#[tantek]"Only provide comments to paying customers. "
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#Loqikisik21: Zegnat left you a message 1 hour, 10 minutes ago: Interesting reading about your h-card storing adventure. Did you set it to some max size? What happens when you feed it mine?
#ZegnatI have definitely mentioned companies on Twitter, looking for support. Not sure how that would be reflected in your system. Because those would be one-off mentions/replies. Wouldn’t be one of my 150-head-space-fitted-friends, but would still be authors I referenced.
#ZegnatSo if you do that a lot, 150 might be limited
#GWGEvery time you talk about nickname caches, I want to write one
#Zegnattouching Micropub code again for the first time in at least a month. Hmm
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#vasilakisfilhi I have a couple of questions: do I have to have my h-card in the index/root page of my domain or can it be in a separate page like /about? also if I have my blog in a different domain (blog.example.com), is that a problem ?
#ZegnatThe fact Loqi gave you +v and then went on to kick you also surprised me
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#ZegnatTo answer the questions: you can put the h-card anywhere you want, same with your blog. Although it isn’t always clear for consumers of the h-card how to find the one for example.com if it lives at example.com/about
#ZegnatI am one example of someone who publishes stuff on different domains from the h-card. And I think lots of indieweb infrastructure already supports that. No reason the author information needs to be on the same (sub)domain as a post.
#vasilakisfilok but is the only way of pointing that your blog is under a given (different) domain the html link ?
#vasilakisfilI feel like the root domain of an entity (person or machine) is like the webfinger which sits in a well-known location (I am not huge fan of webfinger). So a machine/bot looking information for a given domain/person would first look in the root domain
#vasilakisfilbut in order to figure out that there is some social content in another domain, that also belongs/is relevant to this root domain that indexes, we need a way to point that out
#ZegnatSome people have been playing with adding rel="feed" links pointing to blogs on their homepages/h-card, I believe
#ZegnatTo communicate that, for a feed of posts, UAs have to go elsewhere
#vasilakisfilyeah I was thinking something similar, a link relation is a standardized way of pinpointing such things
#ZegnatYep. And the feed relation is defined already
#ZegnatI think the majority of the indieweb is still running their main feed and (minimal) h-card on their root domain, however, so this issue doesn’t come up a whole lot. Though it has been getting more and more discussion lately.
#ZegnatAs with everything indieweb, it is your website, just built it the way you want it to work :D
#vasilakisfilI went through indieweb this weekend, I liked many things but above all the value it gives to domains, like it's your little house
#vasilakisfiland if you think about it dns is one of the few distributed protocols (with smtp) that have not been substituted by a centralized proprietary protocol from the giants
#vasilakisfilI have a lot of work to do though, atm my site is completely static, I want to add webmention and micropub (I think I prefer it over activitypub)
#ZegnatSeveral people in the community use static sites
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#vasilakisfilZegnat static sites + webmention + comments ? I guess it's possible if you use external services for these ?
#sknebelor run them yourself, but at least something breaking there doesn't bring your main site down then
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#kisik21Zegnat: I ran a static site before I switched to my flask-based cms
#kisik21and I turned my old static site in as web design homework lol