aaronpkonce you're in the "revision history" section https://events.indieweb.org/event/285/history you're looking at snapshots. but that's also why those URLs are all `/event/X/...` rather than the URLs with the event dates and slug
@jodsclassIt's kinda sad that the FB outage didn't last longer. It is a good way to encourage people to go down the @indiewebcamp route and self-host again. My last serious outage of websites/email/dns/hosted content was around 4 years ago & only for 3 mins for a reboot. (twitter.com/_/status/1445307415348588546)
[tantek]tracydurnell++ again for the beautiful Create Day image! Great timing too, just in time for this early morning's monthly Redecentralize Digest which links to the Create Day event! https://redecentralize.org/redigest/2021/09/
capjamesg[d]This is definitely something I have been thinking about because the discussions we have would benefit from as many diverse perspectives as possible.
capjamesg[d]Everyone has different ways of thinking about things like social media, website design, standards implementations, etc. so the more people we can get involved across the board, the better.
capjamesg[d]I'd love to see something like the Apprentice system for HWC where we invite all attendees to bring someone along who might be interested in a site (if they know anyone) and have a discussion about the basics of setting up a site.
capjamesg[d]I don't have a solution to the issue but would love to brainstorm on what we can do better to reach out to more people / make sure we resonate with as diverse an audience as we can.
[tantek]capjamesg[d] interestingly enough, IndieWebCamp *started* with an apprentice system, deliberately, so as to give folks without a site a way to participate, with someone who would be responsible for guiding them
LoqiAn apprentice, in the context of the indieweb, is an IndieWebCamp participant who has not yet setup a personal domain with IndieAuth, but is passionate about owning their identity & data on the web and dedicated to doing so, with the help of a creator https://indieweb.org/apprentice
capjamesg[d]I'd love to get people's perspectives on their exact issues with social media and introduce them to things they can do to take control over their data.
capjamesg[d]I'll not be able to do this at next week's Europe HWC sadly as I am going on holiday (yay!). But I'll keep this in mind for the next one I attend.
sknebelhm, surprisingly little naming collision. Just the "Genome Writers Guild" seems to have used GWGCon to shorten their conference name occasionally
tracydurnell[d]capjamesg[d]: interesting idea! Haha I just invited a (male π€·ββοΈ) friend to come to Create Day because he mentioned he's got a website idea he wants to start, but he hasn't responded yet π
tracydurnell[d]potentially we informally "poll" friends who we think might be in the tech savvy range to run their own website and find out what's holding them back
tracydurnell[d]I have a bunch of friends who work at MS who seem to have no interest in having their own websites, which I find fascinating but also I haven't ever asked them about it π€
GWGtracydurnell[d]: Would you like to volunteer at Create Day? I come across too serious at times and some people respond better to people who come across more casually
tracydurnell[d]I proposed the idea of a non-website-related hangout to get to know other IndieWebbers outside of web opinions, and maybe attract a different crowd than usual
[tantek]aaronpk, need to do tweet it out long enough in advance to get people who care to actually add it to their calendar, but not too close to the event because that attracts opportunistic Twitter trolls & griefers
[tantek]who was the person that showed up to a HWC SF with their own indieweb local hardware/software/server to manage their own in-home plant watering/monitoring?
[tantek]I've had success with taking a house plant with small bugs (maybe aphids?) outside and leaving it on the back steps, and waiting for predator bugs to eat them and clean off the plant