[jgmac1106]Could there be an auto-generated webmention... I send an rsvp, then I get a webmention back to the CoC, when I send a webmention to CoC the RSVP gets displayed?... Lotta plumbing and stwps
[jgmac1106]maybe it should be on the default publishing, like I could see a form field in Known on RSVP for CoC url, and then a drop down or checkbox by agreeeing
[ColinMorris]Would this be a specific Code of Conduct acceptance, or would this be for general Conditions acceptance? As in could this be used for Non-disclosure acceptance etc., or should they be individual fields rather than a collective "Acceptance" action?
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[jgmac1106]gwg, it doesn't have mf2 implications but all the credibility tools for newspapers as of late are either using OGP or more recently LinkedData
GWGSo, problem: I have URL x, which reflects an h-entry on Site X. I want to not only be able to parse the h-entry, but identify the name of the site it is posted on.
[jeremycherfas]I’ve been reading about the Amazfit Bip smart watches. People use Gadgetbridge to link to Android phones. Is there an equivalent app for iOS? I don’t really want to use the company’s service, and I can’t afford an Apple Watch.
Loqih-feed is a microformats2 draft specification with a top level feed object to contain root class(h-*) objects, usually h-entry posts and optionally a common author, name, and representative photo https://indieweb.org/h-feed
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "rel-home" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "rel-home is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiYour homepage represents you on the web, typically at the top of your domain, with your name and an iconic representation, often marked up with h-card, and fairly commonly one or more streams of recent, topical, or most relevant posts marked up with h-entry https://indieweb.org/home_page
aaronpkThen my next question is what is the consuming case for that info. Do you expect it to be shown somewhere? If so, where, and does there need to be other information along with it similar to how author provides the name and photo too
voxpelli[tantek]: yeah, I agree, at least somewhat, it depends on whether one see the feed as the primary entity of a publication or that a publication is more similar to an author / organization
voxpelliAdding that very same data with a “publication” instead of author would accurately indicate that it’s not a co-author, it’s the curated group where the content is published
voxpelliYeah, good thing I have now finally gotten a sign-off on our open source policy at work, which I put forward, so hopefully some work there can become more open
[chrisaldrich]I feel like GWG has a pretty clear idea of what he wants and is planning on creating a consuming use case for something he's looking for. Some of the pieces don't exist and it would be nice if they did.
[chrisaldrich]I've also been seeing a lot of cross site syndication where larger news publications are sharing resources and cross-publishing pieces without providing a rel-canonical
[chrisaldrich]tantek, he's been writing it out in the various chats over the past week and a half. Maybe he'd benefit from writing it all out on his own site in one place?
voxpelli[chrisaldrich]: that is very much the case, and in the case of my newspapers, we can’t really link to a single instance as being the canonical one
[tantek][chrisaldrich] I've seen circular discussion in chats over time yes. have not seen an actual user goal. I start with x,y,z, I want to make a,b,c
[chrisaldrich]Another piece I think he's looking for is to be able to cite/indicate something like "The New York Times" which has more credibility than the individual author which may not have the built in credibility.
[tantek]BTW if you want to see when you go wild with overdesigning publishing markup based on whatever rando things people ask for / come up with, see schema-org.
[chrisaldrich]GWG, one of the plugins I was planning on pointing you to is https://wordpress.org/plugins/academic-bloggers-toolkit/ which has some reasonably strong citation work from the side of academia and journals. I'm not sure what/where they're pulling their publication data from, but it may help you along as an example.
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[chrisaldrich]tantek, apologies for using a shorthand to describe something in short that I know GWG is working on, but which doesn't have an official name.
sknebelIt would maybe help if people let him write out the entire thing instead of jumping on each thing he says with questions/criticisms/"this isn't a real use case"
[tantek]GWG, "private posts by default, but occasionally public ones" is too abstract and disconnected from any actual user benefit. It could mean so many different things in different contexts - why do you want the posts to be private or occasionally public? what's the purpose of doing so?
[tantek]voxpelli, looks like the "Silos" and "Silo Examples" sections need to be collapsed too, and the individual Silos all be made into subheadings rather than just list items
[chrisaldrich]GWG, are you also worrying about how to search/present your bookmarks to yourself (particularly the private ones, which WordPress doesn't always do a good job of)?
GWG[chrisaldrich]: Yes. And again, I'm very aware that others use what I build, so I am trying to be aware someone might want to do the...everything I read list
[tantek]better to write down your ideal user flow / experience first, rather than limiting yourself to what a specific system can or cannot do / enforces
[chrisaldrich]I did always like the concept of what reading.am was doing by collecting things people actually read as opposed to bookmarks which indicate interest, but don't indicate having the time spent looking at a thing beyond the headline...
[chrisaldrich]GWG I'm also noticing that that Academic Bloggers Toolkit has a workflow of pulling in data the way that Post Kinds does and then presenting it in a Gutenberg block. I suspect if you look through their code, he's largely doing what Post Kinds does, but without sprinkling in the microformats.
chrisaldrichI always felt that half of my posts are really bookmarks at heart, they're just wearing different colored hats to describe what I've done with them.
chrisaldrichGWG: you're definitely right about the templating/tagging thing. On my back end I've got a duplication of the tagging portion to help make search on my own site a bit easier.
cweiskeFailed to notify subscriber {"topic":"https://websub.rocks/hub/100/pub/OxSv4rrlu7hS8RQpRkBw","sub_id":"276","sub_url":"https://websub.rocks/hub/100/sub/OxSv4rrlu7hS8RQpRkBw"
gRegorLoveI don't think it's a contradiction. If it's commentary for yourself or your audience, e-content is fine. If you want the author to read it, you probably want a reply.
[chrisaldrich]For me it depends on whether the comment on the bookmark is for my use or for the author of the article. If it's a comment I'm directing at the author, then it might be a reply.
[chrisaldrich]One of the things I like about the way you've designed webmentions within WordPress is that depending on the content within the post, I can always go in and change the type on my back end and change the display if I like. If the comment on a bookmark seems substantive to the broader conversation I can prevent it from displaying as a facepiled bookmark and make it a "reply" and things "just work".
[chrisaldrich]GWG, have you considered building an importer for your pinboard data into Post Kinds? Is that part of your calculus in making your changes?
[chrisaldrich]I'll often add commentary to my bookmarks as a reminder of why I may have bookmarked them in the first place. Where did they come from? what was it that interested me to bookmark it in the first place.
[chrisaldrich]One day newspapers will support reads and maybe only show 3/4ths of a facepiled avatar to indicate that the person who sent it only read 3/4ths of the article?
[chrisaldrich]GWG, try posting it all for a week or two to try it on and see how it feels to you. That may help you to make a decision instead of theorizing about what it might feel like.
[chrisaldrich]Nearly everyone is going to have a different opinion, in part because some social silos don't have the ability to explicitly indicate some of the post types.
[chrisaldrich]For example: Someone posts an article on Twitter and you'll never know if it's something they were bookmarking (in the sense they want to read it), they endorse it and want to spread it to others, or they actually read it.
[chrisaldrich]The largest majority of my "likes" on Twitter are things that I want to bookmark links within to read for later. Twitter just doesn't make it easy to do that.
[chrisaldrich]Twitter technically does have bookmarks, but they don't make it easy to export that data in such a way as to make it useful to me or my website.
[chrisaldrich]yet, many of us have watches, listens, reads, etc. because they're useful in some way to us either individually or to others who consume our content.
[chrisaldrich]I could post all my watches, listens, reads as bookmarks, but I conceptualize a bookmark as a thing to hold a place for something I want to come back to revisit, re-read, or restart from, and often once I've watched something I'd never really want to search to come back to it.
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "he pushing LDAP" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "he pushing LDAP is ____", a sentence describing the term)
aaronpklike it'll happily be your self hosted address book, but I can't figure out how to do things like run custom code when a contact is added or anything
LoqiCardDAV is a protocol for syncing contact information, typically from personal devices like phones to services or web servers, such as your own website https://indieweb.org/CardDAV
cweiskeaaronpk, I think I am doing everything right for test 100, but websub.rocks still says "The notification is missing the HTTP Link header with rel=self indicating the topic URL of this notification." - shall I open a bug, or shall we debug here?
[jgmac1106]voxpelli, the u-author on a newspaper should link to a feed of all that author's post and on that feed a link to author homepage in the h-card
voxpelli[jgmac1106]: I agree, but that assumes there always are an author profile on the site, in eg our newspaper that isn’t always the case, only recurring authors gets such a one
voxpelliKind of makes their blog the canonical source and the true author page for them, just that some content is hosted by them, other by publications they contribute to