#[tantek]I think it should stay "gray lit" to indicate that it has been pressed, and if you hover (or equivalent) over it, you see the date that you "liked" it.
#[tantek]Presumably an "advanced" UI would full light it up once it confirmed the permalink on your personal site of the like post
#[tantek]then you could click it again to unlike it 😛
#Loqitantek has 15 karma in this channel over the last year (80 in all channels)
#[tantek]or treat it like Strava Kudos, where there is no unkudo, once you've given someone a kudos, you can't take it back
#[tantek]and here's the thing, because it's a reader and knows who you are (per IndieAuth sign-in) it also *knows* your stream, and thus should be getting your posts (including like posts) in real time via WebSub
#[tantek]and thus being able to associate what it sees from the stream on your site with the stuff it its cache, and showing your replies to you accordingly
#[tantek](the challenge that [schmarty] noted still applies. maybe this is the use-case for autodiscovery of the "all my posts including all responses" stream)
#[tantek](or maybe its a use-case for a separate "all my responses" stream? since those are most often what people seem to choose to omit from their "primary" or homepage stream)
#@AndreJaenisch↩️ Es nennt sich Microblogging.
Mastodon wäre eine Alternative.
Ich persönlich würde ja mehr Richtung WebMention gehen (und kenne da aus der Community auch schon ein paar Vertreter).
Damit würde dann jeder seine Daten unter seiner eigenen Domain halten. (twitter.com/_/status/1355509375390150656)
#nekr0zI'm trying to mark up an `u-repost-of` entry, but both https://xray.p3k.app and http://pin13.net seem to think it's a repost of that page itself. I wonder what is it I'm doing wrong: markup or non-ASCII language that confuses the parsers...
#aaronpkThe value of the u-repost-of tag should be the url of the thing you're reposting, that's all
#aaronpklooking at the parsed result though, looks like some other tags are getting thrown in there, are you sure there isn't a missing close html tag somewhere?
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#nekr0zaaronpk: I mean, with the nested `h-cite`. In that example `u-repost-of` contains much more than a URL.
#nekr0zaaronpk: about missing closing tags: I'm not really sure, but the W3C validator spots nothing criminal...
#aaronpkok if you want to do the nested h-cite thing that's fine too, i don't see h-cite anywhere in your post tho
#aaronpkand you have u-repost-of on a span, which doesn't make sense unless that span also has h-cite on it
#aaronpkif you just add h-cite to the list of classes on the span that already has u-repost-of then i think it does what you're expecting
#nekr0zaaronpk: no, I'm not going for the `h-cite`. What I'm shooting for is an `u-repost-of` that holds the url of the page being reposted and the h-card of the original page's author. I guess I misunderstood the microformats nesting principle and it isn't possible really :)
#aaronpkthe parsed value of "translation-of" is then an h-cite with a URL and author h-card
#aaronpkyou won't see anything in xray though because xray is only going to recognize an explicit list of post types, so it will just see this as an article
#aaronpkwhich is how most receivers of a webmention from this page will see the post since they won't be expecting to find the "translation-of" property either
#aaronpkbut i definitely like the idea of "translation" webmentions as a response type! and at the very least add your example of your translation here https://indieweb.org/translations since it's kind of the opposite of the current examples. the current examples show a blog post linking to translations of it, where yours is linking to the original thing that was translated
#jamietanna[m]Oh no 😅 I can have a look. Does your indieauth server support the latest updates? I've only made it work with OAuth2 libraries, so that may be it
#aaronpkoh great, spammers are throwing random email addresses into the login form on micropub.rocks
#aaronpkguess i'm shutting that down. i dunno what to replace it with though