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#[schmarty]jacky: 👀 super interested in the Steam gameplay backfill project you mentioned in #indieweb! i see indieweb.org/play links to the Steam API for the last two weeks of activity only. can you share about the service you're using to get at historical data?
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#jackythat's how I'm going to do it! using that endpoint to pull as many of them as possible and send them back to a site via Micropub!
#jackyI think I should have a small demo ready by the HWC after next
#[schmarty]oh! you are making the middle service 😂
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#@CurtisLusmore↩️ I have made a few tweaks to it over time, and I added a tiny amount of JavaScript to handle page view-count logging and Webmentions, but it's been more or less static now for just over 2 years. Every line of HTML, CSS and JavaScript was hand-written by me. (twitter.com/_/status/1357662684712341505)
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#paul3So I am trying to implement micropub to my website but I am wondering how I should do sections. I would like to have for example a "post-type" field for different categories, because the categorie field is used for tags.
#aaronpkpaul3: i would avoid doing anything strictly based on post type, but are you maybe talking about something similar to how i have different feeds on the page where different posts get sorted into them? e.g. my "articles" vs "photos" lists?
#aaronpkah i see, yeah there isn't a special field for that kind of organization in micropub
#aaronpki think because that category isn't a property of a post, it's more like where the post lives. whereas tags *are* properties of the post and are often shown as hashtags
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#paul3I think that would also be nice for likes, replys and bookmarks. So you have a type and an url field (the url could also be (in) the content)
#aaronpki have some logic in my micropub endpoint that sorts posts appropriately based on what's in them, so likes go on my /likes page, replies go on /replies, if there's a photo then it goes on /photos etc
#[KevinMarks]are you wanting something like Hugo's headers for that?
#sknebel> likes, replys and bookmarks - those already have their own properties, so its kinda unnecessary to specify "post with bookmark-of: <url> oh and also it's a bookmark!"
#aaronpknot sure what you mean, those property names are pretty well established at this point, and micropub clients know to send those depending on what action is being taken
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#paul3they are kind of ugly. I think having one type property would be more elegant instead of having an extra field for each action
#aaronpkthe problem is there's lots of times a post isn't actually just one post type so forcing it into a post type property ends up being more awkward later
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#[schmarty]a lot of indieweb wiki pages about posts has a bias towards "a post _is_ type X" but i feel like we've been talking more about "a post _has_ some properties" in recent years.
#LoqiPost Type Discovery specifies an algorithm for consuming code to determine the type of a post by its content properties and their values rather than an explicit “post type” property, thus better matched to modern post creation UIs that allow combining text, media, etc in a variety of ways without burdening users with any notion of what kind of post they are creating https://indieweb.org/post-type-discovery
#[KevinMarks]Known went with post types UI; other tools have a more 'add a thing' ui
#[KevinMarks]and combination posts do make sense - a checkin can be combined with a review and photos
#[KevinMarks]and indeed cope with different people's ideas for organisation - you want an 'artistic photos' post type, so do you also want an 'informative photos' post type for eg the menu or oprning hours of the cafe you're checking into?
#[chrisaldrich]Like Kevin Marks indicates, I use tags/categories to carry that sort of load on my site.
#[KevinMarks]this is how we ended up with post type discovery - to categorise posts based on contents
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#@mdrockwellIs there actually a benefit to showing the Webmention field on your site? Does it actually get used? It feels like all of the Webmentions are automated through the protocol/API, not manually by copy and pasting a link.
I’ve turned it off for now. We’ll see. (twitter.com/_/status/1357739857188188166)
#jackythis also reminds me during some thinkin this morning
#[snarfed]also definitely always look at the bridgy HTTP status code and body for errors! they should always be meaningful. in this case, these are 504s (gateway timeout) and should say upstream timeout in the message
#jackyyup - Lighthouse has been checking for that; I think it was me being impatient (and also not properly surfacing it)
#jackydang I can't even log into Monocle if I don't update my IndieAuth implementation D:
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#[chrisaldrich]jacky, that IndieAuth (bug/feature) had me using Togther for a nice change. Of course it also meant that I couldn't change subscriptions at Aperture either, so I spent some time test-driving Yarns too. plurality++
#Loqiplurality has 3 karma in this channel over the last year (11 in all channels)
#jackyI'd have to reimport all of my feeds tho - that's my only gripe (and part of the reason for that discussion re: feeds and follow posts the other day!)
#LoqiEncouraging a plurality of projects with a self-motivated incentive to interoperate is a key principle of the indie web, in contrast to monoculture efforts which require or even encourage everyone to install the same software, or use the same online service, in order to interoperate https://indieweb.org/plurality
#jackylike imagine if you were using Twitter's client app but wanted to follow things on Tumblr; you could just 'switch' what service provides you with content with no noticable changes!
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "u-translation-of" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "u-translation-of is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#Loqitranslations are alternative versions of posts that have been translated (rewritten with the intent of maintaining meaning) into another language https://indieweb.org/translation
#jackyyou could also offload that to something else though
#SaphireC# has an AMAZING database ORM, and asp.net core is also pretty nice for API and stuff
#SaphireBut I also kinda want to prod around at Rust as I have been glancing at it for a while but never really got anything to work on for it... And PHP sounds nice as a very quick turn-around from start to minimum viability to finished thing
#SaphireOh? Curious, how does one implement outgoing mentions? Check every link in the post, and ping at them if they are all ok?
#leo60228i believe so, https://webmention.app/docs has a section on how to use webmention.app + RSS/Atom + a deploy webhook to do it automatically for a static site
#Loqi[Aaron Parecki] I saw this and was like "honestly there's no way people are going to be still arguing about this"
... then I read the replies and omfg! so many new people to add to my block list.
I also went to go fix the MDN definition but saw someone beat me ...
#jackyI've been thinking about this more and since you have webmention.io in a semi-limbo-y state re: code, I figure that's something you'd want to consider
#aaronpki do already de-dupe when the posts have the right u-syndication markup
#aaronpkso like if you send a webmention reply and also posse that to twitter, it'll show up once and have a little twitter icon to your copy
#aaronpki can't de-dupe these without special-casing bridgy tho, since they are webmentions from different domains that just happen to have the same text
#aaronpki suppose if bridgy were to send a redirect from the old url to the new url then i could handle it generically
#jackyI do know that bridgy tends to send back multiple URL values - I was thinking about doing something like collapsing against those values using some set of heuristics
#[snarfed]aaronpk jacky ahh that bridgy duplication is a one time special case since i recently switched bridgy’s source URLs from brid-gy.appspot.com to brid.gy
#[snarfed]aaronpk also may be unusual in that he de-dupes based on source URL domain instead of u-url
#[snarfed](there are security/spoofing subtleties, yes, but still)
#[snarfed]bridgy didn’t send a webmention for your tweet because it interprets your tweet as the POSSE copy of the post itself. this is why i mentioned on https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/1008 that “Bridgy won’t send your toot itself,” only likes, replies, etc
#Loqi[leo60228] #1008 Is Bridgy what I'm looking for?
#jackyleo60228: you _might_ need to add "u-syndication" to those bridgy links for webmention.app to pick them up
#jackylooking at the mf2 for that page, it looks like those links are only in the body and there's a _small_ chance webmention.app isn't picking that up