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#petermolnar[tantek]: if I remember correctly, Xanadu wanted symmertical links; basically what webmentions are sort of aiming to do, as in everything existing knows about everything incoming. I'm aware it never happened. See Hpyer-G though, which achieved some of it, then fell into oblivion: https://much.isds.tugraz.at/projects/hyper-g/9.htm/
#jamietanna[m]Makes sense, thanks snarfed, will have a look!
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#[tantek]Petermolnar yes Xanadu wanted symmetrical links but no on the rest
#[tantek]Webmention is not symmetrical at all. It still splits agency across the different sites which are free to do as they wish. Not symmetrical at all
#[tantek]And my point originally was about IndieWeb and tracing social connections of authorship as opposed to untraceable rando shared fake articles published by bots. Xanadu has nothing that addressed problems of identity like that
#[tantek]The only useful lesson from Xanadu is to beware of stubborn idealization (for decades) without practical iteration. Massive waste of time and despite that somehow still held up as an example (like you provided) that’s nothing more than a distraction from actually building workable things
#[tantek]On a more practical topic... reposts permissions or at least requests not to repost could be worth exploring, based on the concerns expressed here: https://www.instagram.com/p/B6_KGADgHro/
#petermolnar[tantek]: lessons learnt from idealized, nonexistent systems are still lessons, so I disagree with the complete waste of time part. webmentions are decoupled, yes, but in the end, their principal - not the way how things work - share similarities with the idea of symmetrical links. You are completely correct that this would not, in any way, address identity issues at all on it's own.
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "cookie permission" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "cookie permission is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[tantek]datashamen, do you use goaccess on your personal site? Curious to understand any IndieWeb specific benefits (I myself haven’t bothered with setting up any analytics yet)
#[Marlin_Forbes]had it installed before, not currently
#beko[Marlin_Forbes]: GoAccess looks interesting, ty. Think I stumbled over this a while ago but forgot about it again.
#jgmac1106petermolnar I tried that adalytics counter and II got “url does not match filter” I think I am gonna stay analytics free so it doesn’t bias what and how I write
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#petermolnarawstats is and awesome piece of 90s engineering, with the whole package: it'll work till the end of the days BUT NEVER OPEN THE CODE.
#bekoWell, GoAccess is probably more interesting for server admins for trending without detailled monitoring. I can now confirm that I write my blog mostly for myself :D No news here. 79345 hits and 1.96GB data transferred :D (static IP :)) since Sep.
#winknot sure I had 79k hits in 20 years of blogging :P
#bekowell, it's probably due to the MicroSub endpoint.
#petermolnarah. silly static html doesn't update the top part in awstats, so: total uniq visitors in 2019 95,224, bandwidth 58.69 GB; in 2008, unique 3,034, bandwidth 7.12 GB - yeah, that sounds more reasonable.
#jgmac1106just had a thought I pay for premium rss feeds so I can bundle them and publish them as an iframe, how I build planets, would would be the social reader version?
#jgmac1106can’t rely on webmentions (well I guess for class it could becuase I am in control) and syndication as majority of people won’t support webmentions or have mf2
#aaronpkdoesnt take anything special beyond how planets normally work. the planet pulls content from the individual websites. this one happens to be able to parse microformats, jsonfeed, and rss
#jgmac1106okay, that is what I need to build for my classes, right now using inoreader
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#jgmac1106going to try ihazawebsite in my class I taught on Known…it was easier for students to use a multi-user site, and I got some of the identitywork done by builiding on Glitch…but not the same as crafting your own site
#jgmac1106…but I need to figure out the stream, and I will say students found comfort in being able to publish to group only, for that reason alone may stick with the multiuser known site. Be neat if Known to Known syndication worked but if I was a memeber of both sites a private post would pubslih private webmention
#jgmac1106I could then spin up a Known instance for each student….still doesn’t have the front page, page builder features, my students want, people have efficacy issues with writing, don’t want the stream on the home page…
#jgmac1106oh well 14 days to figure out thanks for letting me see the prior art aarponpk, love teaching with webmentions, there is something there...
#jgmac1106best solution is manton starts selling an “organizational” level of mircro.blog and can spin up private versions of micro.blog with the ability to syndicate everywhere including a public micro.blog account
#jgmac1106sorry….just doing instructional design for next semester….constant battle or cognitive load and tool choice…just gthrew up thoughts I guess
#jgmac1106still it was helpful, and my studentw provide insight into what it is like to use this stuff with people who have never been online beyond silos
#jgmac1106I think unicyclic and i hazawebsite might be the next experiment, otherwise all roads always lead back to WordPress
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#jmacWebmention tech question: If I wish to send a WM to a given target, and that target offers a `Link` HTTP header with an agreeable URL value, but which lacks the addition of `rel="webmention"`, then I should treat that as finding no valid WM target and take no further action. Right?
#aaronpkcorrect, it needs rel=webmention otherwise it could be a very different use of the Link header
#jmac(And assuming that there are no WM targets in the HTML content.)
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#[snarfed]jamietanna just fyi this ^ has been debated in the past. eg some sites may accept wms on some pages but not others, so looking just at domain is too coarse
#aaronpkalso since i see this is talking about using telegraph, fwiw Telegraph has a hardcoded list of domains it will never attempt to discover a webmention endpoint for
#@AaronGustafson↩️ Yeah, mine keys off of the redirect_from & redirect_to data and uses that to help build out the webmentions. It also handles domain changes if you specify legacy URLs in the global config.
I did some reorg early on, which was a forcing function to add the features. (twitter.com/_/status/1215030232232521728)
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#[snarfed]thanks beko! will fix. broken permalinks, sigh
#bekoannoying. I was also surprised that there is no redirect.
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#[snarfed]jamietanna: good sleuthing, you're right, it may be the missing feature property. you can set it to `'publish'` in the `button_html()` call in `index.html`