crabi guess i just don't understand your point. i know it doesn't _need_ to be part of the content, but it's convenient for me if it could be, on a post page.
crabgRegorlove: i could be doing something wrong, or misinterpreting the results, but that looks like the java one doesn't see the summary, but the ruby one does.
LoqiChris Aldrich mentioned it was his #indieweb anniversary today, which made me wonder when I first encountered indieweb. Turns out it was six years ago! I remember being excited about the idea of federated comments. I had no idea I would be getting in...
crabi don't know what parser indiewebify.me uses for h-entry, but that does see the summary either (or at least, it doesn't say anything about the summary when validating that page, as i expected it to alongside the other properties it does detect).
crabTBH, i'm not actually using any of this for anything. i just happened to see "google supports microformats" somewhere, and realised i could markup my stuff with h-card and h-entry pretty quickly.
Loqi[Greg McVerry] Hey #k12 educators moving online, want a greener, more accessible web?
Do you collaborative editing in a wiki not Google Docs, Just checked same article in both places. 56 MB for the gDoc and 17.12 kb for my wiki! Massively smaller
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[LewisCowles]The XML document formats are a bit bloated. I'm just not sure if the JS to power the google + requests is 56MB (It could be, I just remain hopeful they are not that wasteful)
[jgmac1106]yeah I could be wrong on my measures, my usual tools weren't working, with my understanding, I would like to correct what I said if I am off by a factor of 10
[jgmac1106]will delete until I can describe my methodology, especially since I am unsure of the size of gDocs and I was doing my best with console topols
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[snarfed]but big co's have security experts write and review their code, and a bunch of other resources, which will generally outweigh code written by security amateurs like most of us
[tantek]The practical problem we're seeing now however is that BigCo code has gotten so bloated that *despite* their superior security expertise and review, they have much more likelihood of "lurking bugs" than small simple OSS code (which has also likely been security reviewed, since it's OSS)
[snarfed]but OSS definitely _doesn't_ imply security reviewed. i bet the fraction of indieweb OSS code that's been _truly_ security reviewed, for example, by actual security experts, is small to none. by lines, estimated guess, i bet it's under 1%