[0x3b0b]How had it not occurred to me until just now, with a post that the preview already showed me the full content of anyway, that I can usually paste a fediverse link into my own site to view it without enabling javascript for the source instance?
@aaronpk↩️ I think the DNS verification makes sense for this step, but they should absolutely use IndieAuth/OAuth for logging in to client apps instead of the password auth they currently have. (twitter.com/_/status/1652015021839519745)
jose_Hi indieweb. Does anyone here use IFTTT to grab insta posts and send to a webhook? is that a common practice? (I'm new to the whole syndication thing and am looking to get my feet wet with tweets and insta to start with)
DavidAKennedyHey folks! Looking for some advice. Setting up notes on my own site. What's common for the RSS feed of notes: Using the text as the title, a date or something else?
[0x3b0b]re: IFTTT and Zapier, I was looking around several months ago at services in that space and wound up on Pipedream for what I was doing at the time (although I also have IFTTT). I think Pipedream is a great option for a lot of stuff.
[0x3b0b]re: feeds, apparently Microblogpub uses https://feedgen.kiesow.be and doesn't provide a title for notes in either Atom or RSS. Which makes the feed preview in Vivaldi show no title when previewing RSS and show the permalink as if it were a title when previewing Atom. The Atom preview is also showing all the html entities, and I've previewed atom feeds rarely enough I have no idea whether that's normal.
[0x3b0b]I shall now inflict on you the knowledge that what your comment reminded me of is the time I wrote an xslt for transforming wddx to pretty-printed JSON because - if I remember the reason correctly - I was not authorized to upgrade php (actually I think it might have been PECL json) on the server I was dealing with to a version that supported a pretty-print flag, and I wanted to serialize some information to JSON to send to a
[tantek]"RSS doesn't do well with notes" <-- and this is why RSS(any version) is insufficient for any kind of blog (or social media) archive format. cc: [manton]
bkilPTSD flashbacks due to our chat bot following RSS only showing the title and it is mostly random what various sites put into the title. Hence why I needed to implement a dirty hack to cherry pick useful information from the feeds we follow in random ways and put it into the title. https://github.com/bkil/osm-rss-juggler/tree/master/src/main/scala
[tantek]DavidAKennedy, my Atom feed has notes, you can take a look to see what I attempt to do there: https://tantek.com/updates.atom (short version, jam the entirety of notes into RSS titles, dropping any raw URLs from the start)
[tantek]oh no wait, that's what it used to do! I dropped that a while ago and now serve empty titles except for a test element to demonstrate a common bug in Atom readers: <div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" class="if-your-feed-reader-displays-this-then-it-is-violating-the-Atom-spec-RFC-4287-section-4.2.14"/>
[0x3b0b]As far as jamming entireties of things into things, Tantek is also the reason one of the changes I need to get contributed back upstream on Microblogpub is a | truncate(200) call