[schmarty]so like a "make" post on my site has a photo an an in-reply-to as it if were a photo reply post. but i also added a "make-of" property just in case.
GWGProposed definition - 'make' is a passive kind of post used to publish an item you have constructed, for example, a 3D printed item, work of art, etc.
GWGtomlarkworthy: As I told someone last night, any time I work with auth, I'm worried about compromising someone's site. Doing auth right can be hard, but it is often worth it for peace of mind.
GWGI'd like to document and brainstorm on that. At the moment, specifically for 3D printing, but I may construct other things in the future I want to show off.
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "3D printing" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "3D printing is ____", a sentence describing the term)
GWGRegardless of what happens in future, I'd like to have something there. We have at least 2 examples of people posting things they printed with a 3d printer
[chrisaldrich]GWG, I can also see a case for adding that as an example under /crafts as 3D printing and some of the examples on those pages may have things in common. There are also similarities with recipes as often these types of posts will have instructions that others can follow to create the same item/object/thing that you made.
Loqi[jacky] forgive me, but I forget what the consensus is around using `https://indieweb.org/a-page#link` to resolve the Microformats stored at the element #link on that page
jackyre: coalescing reactions, I think doing this for things like likes et al would be ideal especially for those who use static sites (this could make that propagation a bit easier to manage)
[chrisaldrich]I'm always struck by how the words manufacture and manufacturing seem to have lost the semantic meaning of "make by hand" after the introduction of the Industrial Revolution.
[chrisaldrich]We do already have that manual until it hurts page. We'll have to modify it to get rid of the idea that anything should be automated, but otherwise we're well on our way. I can see the Robin Leach bumper already...
[tantek][chrisaldrich] in addition to the "want to use a 3D printing service to print me a ring" use-case, there's also the, "how do I subtly make that information available in case my partner is considering proposing and wants the info to buy a ring"
[chrisaldrich]That was my problem too... My first thought was to see if Zegnat had done it yet. _Then and only then_ I thought, what exactly are my sizes...
[tantek][chrisaldrich] you can start https://microformats.org/wiki/ring-size and collect examples of existing formats (if any), people actually publishing their ring sizes on the web, etc.