#[tantek]nothing about "Web of Trust" or "Rebooting Web of Trust" is directly IndieWeb related, nor are there any examples there that discuss people with their own site
#[tantek]This looks like good content, just better to put somewhere else more relevant to those concepts / efforts themselves, and then if there is some "remote" or "indirect" relevance to IndieWeb, better to just link to that somewhere else
#[tantek]we're not trying to document "everything" on the IndieWeb wiki. if a topic is strongly relevant / important to you, I suggest creating a page for it on Wikipedia
#infominer[m]Just adding relevant links to the topics existing, imo can't talk about indieweb without at least including links for information on web of trust related topics, but I'll stop if my changes get rolled back
#[tantek]no there's literally nothing "Web of Trust" or "Rebooting Web of Trust" currently that is directly IndieWeb related
#infominer[m]I'm here because I'm All in on decentralized web without the need for central authorities
#[tantek]I know about the concepts "Web of Trust" or "Rebooting Web of Trust" and "Self Sovereign Identity". There is literally no one here using them on their own sites as examples.
#[tantek]not "talking about them", literally depending on them to run their own sites
#[tantek]we don't document everything possible "decentralized"
#[tantek]again, I'd suggest contributing that content to Wikipedia instead of the IndieWeb wiki
#infominer[m]well, I don't want to contribute to wikipedia.. but I intend that once I've revised accordingly you will appreciate my contributions..
#infominer[m]but I am not likely do add more to the wiki just improve what I already started...
#[tantek]that's not really the right order to do things. start with a stub that explains direct relevance to the indieweb in the dfn
#infominer[m]indieauth literally is an example of self sovereign identity
#[tantek]all I'm saying is if you know what self sovereign identity is, and you think it's relevant / notable, please start with creating a Wikipedia page for it
#infominer[m]Doesnt need to be included, i just contributed as i felt would best serve the community
#[tantek]that is, feel free document self sovereign identity somewhere else, and then we can link to it from a "other theories of identity" or something similar section on indieweb.org/identity
#infominer[m]Anyway, i see indieweb in rwot workshops, and at iiw and among many of that community
#[tantek]if there's a specific RWOT workshop that was titled "IndieWeb" or some direct existing IndieWeb protocol etc., that would be good to similarly link to
#[tantek]we just don't need a whole separate page describing RWOT
#[tantek]Rebooting_Web_of_Trust << TO DO: Move content somewhere more relevant for this topic, then restructure to a minimal structure like the [[Internet Identity Workshop]] page
#infominer[m]Understood, im also aiming for clarity.
#[tantek]I'm also an editor on Wikipedia and am happy to help if there's any problem there
#[tantek]our /IIW page is a good example of how to keep something big that is separate very *minimal* on the IndieWeb wiki
#[tantek]which reminds me I should do the same for the dweb summit pages we've generally been good about, but now that there's been two such events they could be cleaned up and minimized more
#infominer[m]Thats really awesome! And makes me feel less overwhelmed, though im not concerned about getting in.
#infominer[m]... ill holler in a month or two.... lotta prep/foundational ground to cover
#[tantek]succinctness to direct IndieWeb relevance is very important to keeping the IndieWeb wiki usable and on topic
#[tantek]did you participate in either DWeb Summit?
#[tantek]there's already an article on indieweb related /history and a /timeline - please read those first (and they have some to-do items at the bottom which could use help)
#tantek.comedited /Decentralized_Web_Summit (+1154) "make a separate page to cover general information the overall event, summarize indieweb sessions at each of the years" (view diff)
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#jeremycherfasI always forget how (case) sensitive Loqi can be. I guess that is why more experienced people often first ask What is
#tantek.comedited /soft_quit (+545) "brainstorming naming because no one who does it actually calls it "soft quit", thinking "... break" of some sort (e.g. silo break or social media break) would more accurately reflect use in the wild. cc: chrisaldrich" (view diff)
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "flounce" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "flounce is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[kevinmarks786]Flouncing isn't really a silo quit though, more a social quit.
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#LoqiJamie Tanna is a Software Quality Engineer, serial blogger, and huge advocate of Free and Open Source Software, and digital rights, hence him joining in on the IndieWeb movement https://indieweb.org/User:Www.jvt.me
#[tantek]and please feel free to ask *any* questions about participating. any particular concerns or needs etc.
#[fluffy]So, what’s the format for the lightning talks? Is it an anyone-can-participate thing, and is there a signup for it in advance?
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#[Sadik_Shahadu]Hi [tantek], my question is: when will scholarship applicants be contacted?
#sknebel[fluffy]: anyone who wants can go to the front, say hi, show their site or something cool related they've done. "intros" is the key word here
#[tantek]Hi Sadik, yes scholarship applicants should all receive an answer by end of week. Also feel free to privately message aaronpk or myself if you like.
#[tantek]fluffy, that's a great question and something we could describe better!