LoqiA person tag (AKA people tag) is a person mention that is also a tag on a post that refers to a specific person by URL rather than just a word or phrase, and is done as an explicit tagging action by the user, beyond just mentioning a person via hyperlink / h-card / or @-name, autocompleted or not https://indieweb.org/u-category
[snarfed]heh sorry feel free to ignore that, secondary effect of the overal http request hitting a 60s deadline (i think) for users with lots of followers to push posts to, and i haven't sharded yet
[aaronpk]ooh yeah I had to deal with that too. I was delivering all the pushes in the same task and it was timing out so I switched it to queue a separate delivery job per follower
[KevinMarks]I had a timeout thing like that with AWS lambdas, except they default to 3 seconds, and it can take 2 seconds for one to spin up. So when testing it was fine as there was an instance still around, but when the actual events fired they kept timing out.
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jeremycherfasOh, I'm not complaining; just making the observation. In fact, I can't remember the last time I saw the icon in that way. But the page does tell [jgmac1106] exactly how to encode the various feeds he wants to offer.
[jgmac1106]Just got GitHub Actions authorized but looks like it is using YAML so need to learn up on that, I see their is a nice GitHub to FTP action, could save me a s tep
[jgmac1106]but what I am trying to do is when someone puts my url into a popular feed reader like inoreader or Feedly I want people to have a choice of feeds to subcribe to...or I need to write a "How to Follow Me Page"
jeremycherfasThat may be more a question for the feedreader than for you. If you have your rel=alternate all set up as on that page, I do not believe there is any more you can do locally.
jeremycherfasBut I don't want to include an h-card in my gfooter. Last time I went round this, I think it was [tantek] who helped me prepare one with <data>.
[tantek]@aaropnk could be useful to have a "WebAuthn and IndieAuth" blog post explaining how they could/can/do fit together, what IndieAuth gets you above & beyond WebAuthn etc.
[Rose]Ok, one of the changes [tantek] requested on my pull request to add Berlin2 to 2019.indieweb.org is not marked as outdated, but I’ve reviewed it and committed it multiple times. What am I Gitting wrong?
[tantek]email is an internet based sms alternative. I really should blog about all the gateways some day (i.e. if you have someone's cell # and provider, you can automatically turn that into an email address that will show up on their phone as an SMS. or you just make them "SMS" you first to your email address 😄 )
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Google Voice" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Google Voice is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Asterisk" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Asterisk is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[dmitshur]I used an iPad mini (with LTE) as my only mobile device from 2012 to 2018. Went through some crappy VOIP solutions but eventually settled on google voice. I used a temporary landline number to bootstrap it and then removed it, it’s only needed to make the account.
[dmitshur]> In the context of IndieAuth, WebAuthn can be used as the way you log in to your own site, which then you can use with IndieAuth to log in to other sites.
aaronpkit doesn't provide any identity, so you have to first establish the user's identity if you care, then associate the webauthn device, then you can have them log back in with it
[dmitshur]I’m a bit surprised that angle doesn’t seem to be mentioned much. Isn’t it one of the prominent benefits of adopting IndieAuth? That (assuming websites you care about support it) you can use it to login to many sites and not have to manage passwords for each.
[manton][Rose] Did you get an answer to your question about getting the list of categories? It's `q=category` on the Micropub endpoint. (Some of these extensions are still a little scattered between the wiki and GitHub.)
[manton][tantek] Not a dumb question. Micro.blog actually doesn't do any hashtag parsing at all, so no aggregation pages either. By design we kind of ignore hashtags.
[Rose]Urgh, it returns both tags and categories. And lots of them. Maybe that’s why I can’t choose a category in the micro.blog app (which I keep meaning to report)
[manton]Basically in Micro.blog I've resisted hashtags because I think they inevitable lead to trending searches, which can be abused on Twitter. So we do discovery by a combination of manual curation and things like emoji as [aaronpk] mentioned (which are limited in scope and so easy to stay on top of vs. unlimited hashtags).
[manton][Rose] Thanks, there may be a bug with external Micropub endpoints too. I've mostly just tested against Micro.blog's implementation, and I think I may have heard a similar report before.
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "tag cloud" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "tag cloud is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[tantek][manton] reason I asked about hashtags and hashtag aggregation in micro.blog as its one of the feature of Medium and I'm wondering / thinking a lot about how to best convince people to migrate from Medium to micro.blog
[manton][Rose] Oh, I thought of another reason the categories might not be working... Micro.blog usually notices if it's WordPress and uses the XML-RPC API, not Micropub. You can select a default category for WordPress in the settings on iOS, but picking a category for a new post is Micropub-only.
[manton][tantek] Thanks! I'll poke around a little on the Medium interface and see what they're doing. I don't think hashtags are a good fit for Micro.blog but we do have categories (and emoji and other Discover topics) so there may be similar features we could do.
[tantek]also Medium puts them in a block at the bottom of articles, so they're more like traditional Category names/links in that regard rather than inline-hashtags
[manton]Yeah, hiding extra complexity by default has worked well. Categories are like that right now (there's a "Show Categories" option to get a list of checkboxes for new posts.)
[manton][Rose] I should've asked. iOS or macOS? I just checked the client code and it looks okay on first glance, unless it thinks you're using WordPress and is skipping the Micropub implementation, which is pretty likely.
[manton][Rose] Okay, I think that's the problem. When using WordPress, Micro.blog doesn't let you select a new category when posting because it uses XML-RPC instead of Micropub.