#[tantek]I also found it ironic that the comments were visible when the article body was not! I've seen the opposite (which kinda makes more sense, i.e. no need to index the text of comments in search engines etc.)
#[tantek]iframe embedding in a permalink for your article content is even more weird. do iframes even contribute to the text index of the page itself? (for web search)
#[tantek]having search engines only index the comments on your post as the content of your post permalink seems undesirable
#jackywell not even fair, yeah, I misconstructed this
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#[schmarty]gRegor: whoops, yes, thanks. i rely on my address bar autocomplete rather than my meat brain.
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#jackyindieauth question: let's say a remote IndieAuth server wants to allow someone to set a destination for a token request
#jackyI figure that the IndieAuth server would have to have access to the authenticating site's concepts of destinations (perhaps from their Micropub server or via manual entry)
#jackydoes anyone have ideas on how else that could be formed?
#jackyA use case (I'm considering) is being able to use my site to sign in to post for another (namely for eating the cooking of writing Koype's own site using itself)
#GWG-jacky: Are you asking for destination limited tokens?
#jackyeffectively but it seems like this might be some sort of 'metadata' attached to a token that wouldn't have to be specific to metadata
#jackybecause this could work for channels as well
#GWG-How is that different than Micropub's mp-destination?
#jackyThis is in the act of authorization from a IndieAuth server that isn't in-built to the same Micropub server
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#jackylike on its consent screen and how to surface/fetch that information in a way that's not too obstructive