#sebsellol, but if Bellingham and Seattle are the same because they are ~90mins apart, shouldn't Utrecht and Amsterdam be the same, because they are ~20mins apart? :P
#jeremycherfasI thought that was what everyone in Utrecht was saying, that it is just one big city with occasional green stretches inbetween.
#sebselAh, it has been reverted already. I think separate cities for everything is good, but it might be nice to organize them geographically
#sebselPeople from, say, Rotterdam, will first look for Rotterdam, then for all of The Netherlands, and I assume people in Bellingham will do the same but with all of Washington?
#jeremycherfasI'm not actively following the wiki discussions.
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#sknebelreading scrollback, can I just say that "policies" around who's allowed to use emoji for their events and who is not sound like exactly the wrong kind of thing to spend time on?
#sknebel(not to mention, are you seriously considering to go after someone who ignores that rule?)
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#sknebelreally, we do not regulate every fun thing
#ZegnatI have long stopped keeping track of when something is a “regularly” organised thing, when it is not, etc. I do not even always remember to RSVP on the wiki for the vHWC that I maybe still officially co-organise (? sknebel clearly drives it for the moment). Most of the Åmål event organising has been happening on calls rather than on the wiki.
#ZegnatTo me the wiki is more and more failing as an event tool, no matter how much cleanup we have been doing. Mostly because of an overall feeling than any concrete specific painpoints. (Or maybe it is an aggregation of small papercuts? Not sure.)
#[Ana_R]> Hi everyone, I hope this is the right channel. So i’m quite aware that I may not contribute much “tech wise” but I realised that there are no translations into Portuguese (https://indieweb.org/other-languages) and I can help with that! - is there any formal process I need to do? I’m a bit afraid of messing up
#ZegnatI do not think that is neccessary. Just follow “Page naming convention” on that page: “for the translated version of a page, use the same name for the page, and simply add the RFC 3066 language identifier code as a dash suffix.”
#[eddie][jgmac1106] I think you mean Sept 21-22 for NYC? The 20th is a Friday?
#Zegnat[Ana_R]: so basically you should be able to take any existing page, add -pt to the name, and start a translation.
#aaronpkone way i've seen people do it is copy the english page into the language-specific page, then translate one section at a time
#aaronpkso don't worry about having to finish a whole page all at once
#[Ana_R]Great 😄 yeah that’s my plan! is it okay if add to the url (-pt-pt) because I will do Portuguese of Portugal? It is a bit different than -pt-br but should be fine.
#aaronpkI will leave that to you as someone who is familiar with what a Portuguese reader would expect to see :)
#[jgmac1106]but all the karma to localisation efforts
#[jgmac1106][eddie] excited if you can come....discussing dates with venue today
#[eddie]NYC is the closest location. I would have been at Summit if not for personal chaos (moving houses in June, etc). But September in NYC should work
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#sebselsknebel: very good point about regulating all the fun things. It's very possible to have two emoji for one city, and it's not a big deal
#sebselI like tantek's earlier idea about "earning" those emoji, but purely as gamification / motivation for organising more HWC's
#sebselbut no, let's not standardize this part of the IndieWeb
#[jgmac1106]Will go through your edit series and film one for organizers
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#[tantek][Ana_R] re: pt vs pt-pt etc. - what does Wikipedia use for their Portuguese version?
#[tantek]yes the emoji thing for HWC/IWC cities is purely meant as a positive encouragement / gamification thing to start and keep organizing in your city (and posting photos!) even if only one other person shows up. It makes a difference to new folks showing up from cities who may even just want to meet 1-2 people in person with similar interests
#[tantek]grantcodes, yes events are hard. Ironically every dedicated public/open website that has tried to be a repository of events over time has failed. Every. Single. One. (maybe Calagator is an exception for Portland)
#[tantek]so a difficult wiki is better than dead sites. any day
#sknebelwell, it basically looked like someone said something about picking an emoji and you told them "no, you don't get to use an emoji yet", I fail to see the positive encouragement in that
#[tantek]that being said, we can always make it better! and many folks here (notably sknebel and gRegorLove) have made significant improvements to the setup
#[tantek]sknebel, I think eddie and I miscommunicated and we worked it out. not sure what else you're talking about
#[jgmac1106]if the alt-right or even the KKK or started using webmention, a W3C recommendations or made a tool that allowed you to RSVP to hate march h-event with , is there anything the community could do?.....
#[jgmac1106]well invited anyone in my virtual rolodex from Portland, and pretty much all the NW and West Coast of Canada
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#aaronpkAlso notable that calagator is basically a wiki for events
#aaronpkpublicly editable, keeps revision history, easy to revert changes, and the main description field of the event can include html so is pretty flexible there
#[tantek]has calagator had to deal with hate-events?