[jacky]q: I'm thinking about my micropub media endpoint and its ability to do referencial lookups (namely in what content it's been used). doing this _without_ the two endpoints being joined makes this pretty tricky
[jacky]the thing is, it's not like I can throw Webmention endpoints on it in hopes of it being referenced (because IIRC, there isn't any Webmention link resolution that'd also include non-links)
[schmarty]jacky: if you're looking for references to your media files from the greater web (or even just your own site(s)), it might be a job for refbacks?
[schmarty]as long as referer headers still work, i'm imagining you'd pull it out of your server logs on the media server. webmention `target` is whatever file is being `GET`, `source` is whatever is in the `referer` header. from there, process it like a webmention _but_ in addition to accepting links to the media, also look in `img[src]` and the dozen or more other ways that media can be loaded in HTML lol.
ZegnatIt would not surprise me if there are a couple of wm endpoints that already support img[src]. Simply because they are not doing HTML parsing and opt for the faster/simpler text matching ;)
[snarfed]from the ActivityPub matrix chat just now: "Also people haven't realized that there should only be one programming language used in the Fediverse." 🤣 🍿
[manton]@GWG I guess that is similar to what I do on http://Micro.blog because a single account can have multiple blogs. Not exactly the same thing, but similar. To be honest, I don’t handle it perfectly… When an IndieAuth request hits, if the domain name doesn’t match the current default blog it gets a little confused, but that’s fixable.
GWG[manton]: That's why I asked. I thought you might have given it some thoughts about how you approached it. I'm trying to tweak my implementation to be more robust.
[manton]WordPress probably has other ramifications that I’m not thinking of. Off the top of my head, feels like it should just be cool with whoever the currently signed-in user is.
GWGSo, I have to map the WordPress blog user on one site, who has a unique URL, to the user in the other multi-user wordpress site they are logging into
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[tantek]I'm starting to really miss revision histories on everything that lacks them. E.g. a Calendar like gCal. I'd love to have a "Recent Changes" like page there that shows a stream of all edits to events, event creations & deletions etc., each with a clickable UI to undo or edit further
[tantek]from an IndieWeb perspective, I think once you have interacted with an event (e.g. from somewhere else), you get a soft-copy so even if the original is deleted, your soft-copy remains along with your interactions
[tantek]do we have an IndieWeb equivalent of /Clubhouse ? like does anyone use some WebRTC OSS to host the equivalent of a Clubhouse room or Twitter Space on their site?
LoqiClubhouse is a social network silo for momentary audio only IRC-style rooms/channels; on the IndieWeb some folks use Mumble for similar functionality on their personal sites https://indieweb.org/Clubhouse
[aciccarello]That was strange. Lost a proceeding "+" symbol on a reply posted via quill so "+1" turned into "1". Need to figure out if that was an issue with my micropub endpoint or just a form encoding quirk.
[tantek]that could definitely be a form encoding related bug since if the value is being passed as a query string parameter, a literal '+' would be turned into a space ' ' which may get stripped by your server
[snarfed][tantek] "soft copy" of an event you interact with sounds like a special case of archiving everything you interact with in general (eg reply contexts), maybe everything you link to, etc, right?
[aciccarello]When I was trying to figure out how to display the author in link previews I started thinking I could put the @user@domain.tld as a nickname on an h-card but so far only display whatever they put for their display name.