#[tmiller][jgmac1106] when did you mention you'd be back in NY? I'm trying to get the hwc going, I haven't been able to get in contact for CO organizers but i know you mentioned Jess and Leigh. Are they on slack?
#[jgmac1106]Jess is best on Twitter but has four month old, I would looik to her more for guidance
#[jgmac1106]There is a Glitch event sometime in October, I think the 11th or so, but we have time, drum up interest first. I will send you list of the PACE students who purchased tix, start there
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#[schmarty]i absolutely am @schmarty on twitter :}
#[jgmac1106]okay then not you.....but yeah what about a micropub client on glitch that can send a note to a domain about a project
#[jgmac1106]it wouldn';t be a reply to the project but more about a project
#[schmarty][jgmac1106]: what is the consuming case?
#[schmarty]ie - who is gonna see that post and what do you want them to learn from it?
#[jgmac1106]consuming case, I have no idea when I do a project and share the link to edit, who does what easily...they could imporve the logs, but I think it is a good learning social opportunity
#[jgmac1106][schmarty] has project, makes it open for collaboration, I log in and make edits, I can then send @schmary a hey webmebmention, "Hey worked on our project check out line 12."
#[jgmac1106]be even cooler if we can figure out if the logs have an API and we could just micropub any edits we want but this is getting -dev and I am now officially late
#[schmarty][jgmac1106] what you described could be done as a regular note mentioning the person and the project and linking to the file/line you care to show them. unless you want to attach diffs to the post or something? anyway, agreed that it is -dev. have a good work day!
#[tmiller][jgmac1106] okay sounds good yeah I have a couple students already interested in it so I want to try to get it started.
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#[jgmac1106]okay [schmarty] makes perfect, sense, I can already do this a bit, I just get so many anonymous edits on my project and can't give thx
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#[schmarty][jgmac1106]: it's an interesting problem! as far as I understand, glitch makes a new git commit after every save. it would be cool if those commits were tagged with the glitch user that was doing the edit!
#[schmarty]one way to check is to export your glitch project to github and look at the git "blame".
#[schmarty]ah, bummer. looks like each export to github is a single squashed commit.