tantek.comthat's your answer. again, zero need for any heuristics. if you're processing AS1 like that, get the objectType and treat the object accordingly
tantek.comzachary_kai[d] I noticed you put nearly all the elements to make it valid HTML also! You have some characters to spare, just enough to add something like <title>Haiku</title>
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "exit platform advice" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "exit platform advice is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "blog platform selection" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "blog platform selection is ____", a sentence describing the term)
Loqimigration in the context of the indieweb refers to the process of moving your indieweb site from any one or more of one CMS / web host / DNS provider / URL design / domain name to another https://indieweb.org/migration
[social][tantek] thanks. One piece of advice that is always important when selecting a product or platform, is “how do I get out of it” and how easy is it to do that. With new folks coming in that I’m finding is something they haven’t thought about (heck, most enterprise companies don’t think about that and that leads to eye watering expense when they have to change).
Loqipost migration is the ability to move your posts from one service or server to another, possibly by both exporting them into a static form from their existing location and importing them to a new location, or by a form of direct data transfer between servers, ideally with the old location supporting permalink redirects for some period, and an aspect of data portability & migration in general https://indieweb.org/post_migration
LoqiOpenPGP (Pretty Good Privacy) is a message exchange format that uses public key cryptography to enable people to exchange encrypted and/or signed data; on the IndieWeb, you can use PGP to setup your IndieAuth without depending on any silos https://indieweb.org/pgp
gRegorI'm not sure how many here are linking their key, but there might be some examples on there. ^ I have seen a few times the `rel=pgpkey` mentioned on there. That's a page-level relation, though, so wouldn't show up in an h-card.
gRegorI think you're right though, linking to the key file with `u-key` in the h-card would be correct. The `u-` prefix means the expected result is a URL.