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[social] rubenwardy - I find the date on reviews to be helpful as if things change and the coffeeshop improves to becomes horrible a date is helpful. There was a good discussion on one of the IndieWeb streams this past week about putting dates on blogs and content (where relevant).
# [social] BTW, I deeply enjoy your stats page and it is close to what I’ve been wanting to so for year with my blog. Finally getting to updating the code I’m hoping will unlock taking that step for me.
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# carrvo Would the missing issuer be related to my fix? https://github.com/indieweb/indieauth-client-php/pull/28
# carrvo [edit] Would the missing issuer be related to my fix? https://github.com/indieweb/indieauth-client-php/pull/28
# carrvo I vaguely remember that might have been the error reported when the issuer "mismatched" over small differences.
# carrvo And a subdomain or not would be another such "mismatch".
# perryflynn If someone needs a test case, I could deploy a dev version of my intercom with a test user.
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rubenwardy I still have dates on the reviews, it's just in the page not the URL
# rubenwardy But point taken. I wouldn't find that argument compelling with a blog post
# rubenwardy I guess I see these reviews as more "living"
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[tantek] separately, I am now reading https://www.php.net/manual/en/migration80.incompatible.php cc: http://xandra.cc[d]
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# rubenwardy so just wondering how many indieweb sites are posting coffee shop / cafe reviews
# rubenwardy or reviews in general
# rubenwardy I see quite a few product reviews
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# rubenwardy was thinking a review aggregator would be a fun project but there just doesn't seem to be much data for it
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[aciccarello] rubenwardy https://www.ciccarello.me/reviews/
# [aciccarello] But I'm still playing around with the format
# rubenwardy ah nice
# rubenwardy I would need a p-adr for physical locations
# rubenwardy eh this is too niche, will leave it
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capjamesg [Jo] Your webmention on https://events.indieweb.org/2025/05/homebrew-website-club-europe-london-DNt0PUA5Gvqh#photos shows Jan 1st, 1970 😄
# capjamesg [edit] [Jo] Your webmention on https://events.indieweb.org/2025/05/homebrew-website-club-europe-london-DNt0PUA5Gvqh#photos shows Jan 1st, 1970 😄
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[schmarty] perryflynn, vikanezrimaya, Xander, gRegor: i believe i have a fix in for the webring sign-in issue y'all were seeing. can you give it another shot?
# [schmarty] gRegor: it was not a missing call to `session_start()` 😉
# [schmarty] it was, arguably, sillier. https://git.schmarty.net/schmarty/gem-diamond/commit/e873a8d08d3c25d0fe117c0ba236e86f51d5cc17
# perryflynn [schmarty]: works! thank you very much. 👍️
# [schmarty] perryflynn: heck yeeaah! thank you for checking!
# [schmarty] the tl;dr is that when i added support for using http://indielogin.com i completely goofed the logic so it would look up your metadata, set an expected issuer, then ignore your detected authorization endpoint and just use http://indielogin.com 🤦♂️
# perryflynn :-D
# [schmarty] now it actually falls back to indielogin only if it doesn't detect an authorization endpoint
# [schmarty] blogged! thanks again, y'all! https://martymcgui.re/2025/05/28/some-indieauth-confusion/
# perryflynn thank you for the webring. 🙏
# Xander [schmarty]: it's working! I think!
# Xander An <a href="https://xn--sr8hvo.ws">IndieWeb Webring</a> 🕸💍
# Xander <a href="https://xn--sr8hvo.ws/next">→</a>```
# Xander ```<a href="https://xn--sr8hvo.ws/previous">←</a>
# Xander [schmarty]: okay, so the section "Your Webring Links" doesn't appear to show my webring links. Just generic.
# Xander The backticks are just denoting the beginning and the end of code blocks, works for some clients
# [schmarty] Xander: looks like you're signed in, woo! congrats! those are the correct links for everyone, now. there are no longer customized-per-site links.
# Xander [schmarty]: Oh, okay! My bad! Dare I ask, how does that work? Can sites see the one that you left?
# perryflynn some people break the ring by the way, by adding noreferer and/or open the ring link in a new tab. example: https://insitze.org/
# perryflynn every time the ring link is clicked another page opens. :-D
# perryflynn so site specific links like they have in uberblog and fediring have benefits.
# Xander That's interesting
# Xander Everything is working perfectly, thank you so much!
# [schmarty] Xander: browsers usually pass along at least the domain name of the site you're coming from, which is often enough for the ring to identify the site. as perryflynn noted, that is breakable. at the time i was focused on removing a site-specific URL scheme that I really didn't like, so i didn't feel like coming up with a new one. 😂
# Xander That's interesting, didn't know they could do that
# [schmarty] Xander++ thank you both! perryflynn++
# Xander [schmarty]++
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