#[schmarty]it's a website and that is what matters jacky++
#Loqijacky has 31 karma in this channel over the last year (105 in all channels)
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#SaphireI'm looking at auth stuff for indie..pub? Are the auth and tokens an opaque thing that can be basically anything?
#aaronpkyeah in indieauth and oauth, the authorization code and access token only need to be understood by the authorization server, so you're free to use any format you want
#Saphire... And as long as it can't be trivially guessed by external actor
#[Murray]Does anyone know of an API service which combines IP lookups *and* lat/long lookups? Seems like an obvious combo to me but only finding services that do one or the other...
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#jackymaybe this is a glitch in my setup but I really can't make an event on my site
#jackyit like requires a whole separate table (for quick indexing of particular properties)
#jackydoes anyone end up keeping events in the same place as entries on their site?
#aaronpki do, because posts are just posts regardless of what properties they have
#aaronpkthe only sort of special thing about my event posts is that i use the event start time as the published date for sorting and determining the URL
#jackyI don't know if I want to rework how entries work so it'd be more generic (I kinda hate hyper-generic stuff tbh - makes it a little harder to do type checking)
#jacky_but_ you make a good point re: it being _just_ a post
#[schmarty]i had some issues with events on my site. like aaronpk, i use the event start time as the publish date for sorting and for the URL and that required special handling on my hugo setup.
#[schmarty]by default future posts are not published, so i had to enable the ability to allow future posts.
#[schmarty]but then a far-off event like IWS would be my top post until the event was over!Q
#jackyokay I don't know if this is more for #microformats or here
#jackyre: follow posts, how would one consider marking up attributes of a follow?
#jackylike I can just follow [tantek] but what do y'all think I should do/say to say "I follow [tantek] and [benatwork] and consider them to be developers?"
#jackyriffing off how Facebook has lists for following and Twitter (indirectly)
#jackythey don't really 'surface' that to people though
#jacky_however_ SSB does broadcast follows and allows you to tag them (anything can be tagged, even blocks IIRC)
#Loqifollow is a common feature (and often UI button) in silo UIs (like Twitter) that adds updates from that profile (typically a person) to the stream shown in an integrated reader, and sometimes creates a follow post either in the follower's stream ("… followed …" or "… is following …") thus visible to their followers, and/or in the notifications of the user being followed ("… followed you") https://indieweb.org/follow
#jacky> The biggest difference between following and friending is that to follow does not require an agreement between both parties where as friending does. Following is an asymmetrical relationship, where as friending is symmetrical.
#jackythat bit from the page makes me think on it more
#[schmarty]ooh, but, maybe i should start with: what's use cases are you trying to get at with follow posts?
#jackygood question - I do want to capture all of the things I'm following on _my site_ to make it easier to get a holistic view of what comes in
#jackygranted, this could be also done from a microsub client but since it focuses (IIRC) more on the feeds than on the people/person in question, I think it wouldn't be the place to focus on
#[schmarty]ah that is interesting. these days (after the Respectful Responses popup but also generally thinking about privacy and abuse targeting) i have been thinking more and more of these things as purely personal
#[schmarty]so thinking of it as a "reader thing" resonates with me. microsub doesn't have anything in the protocol (outside of channels) for like meta-management of feeds.
#[schmarty]but outside of channels i would love to be able to tag feeds, and person-tag feeds, and organization-tag feeds.
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#jackyright! like tbh I'd want it to be a way to 'automatically' add people into channels in a microsub client
#[schmarty]that's an interesting idea. what parts would be automatic? like: you give the reader a feed and it says "how about i add this to the IndieWeb channel because I see (keywords in the author h-card or common tags on posts or lots of links to indieweb.org or...)"?
#[schmarty]or more like automatic subscriptions that get picked up as you do other things? like if someone you're following posts a bookmark, maybe the reader follows that bookmark to see if the site has a feed and adds it to a suggestions channel"?
#jackyso tbh it _shouldn't_ be automatic at first - if possible, I'd want Vouch to play a bit of a role here (maybe auto follow friends of a friends or people you talk to a lot)
#jackybut the act of a reader seeing someone have a follow post and even prompting "Follow" and maybe having options on what feed to follow (I tend to expose a few different types of feeds so that could be surfaced as an option)
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#jackyI think I'm going to just start with having my follow posts be present on my site (but making my site default to making them either unlisted or private)
#[schmarty]does that feature require the folks that you follow to explicitly publish posts about who they follow, though? i feel like any post from someone-you-follow that is a "response" to a post from someone-you-don't-follow could be a starting point.
#[KevinMarks]This is an interesting opposite of the block chain tool for twitter where you block everyone who follows someone (unless you already follow them)
#jacky[KevinMarks]: right - got inspiration from [tantek]'s earlier comment re: inviting the city
#[schmarty](tbh i am definitely trying to nudge away from things like "let me publicly post a list of things i read so that you may draw conclusions about me")
#[schmarty]or rather the *people* i read, since that is really the kind of association i feel is used for abuse.
#[tantek]re: following & tagging/lists. I kinda view them as orthogonal
#[tantek]you may follow people. you may also tag people. you may also follow tags. those aren't the same thing
#[tantek]like I might follow someone just because I met them (no tags need. or maybe I start with "met" lol)
#[tantek]OR I might happen across a noisy account (say a journalist, or a livetweeter) who is otherwise "interesting" to me for a number of reasons, so I may tag them, but not follow them
#[tantek]and this "tagging" of people has very different social implications based on whether the tags are public or private (like actually private only visible to you)
#[tantek]Twitter lists are public tags of people. Aperture "categories" are private tags of people.
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#[KevinMarks]we built an experimental thing there that browsed between people's top contacts. It was the creepiest thing ever, we destroyed it with fire. I suspect Vic had someone else build it offshore
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