#tracydurnell[d]I meant specifically the suggestions about tweaking the css
#[tantek]1re: mobile display issues, yeah that's a mess. do you have suggestions for how it should/could look? i.e. if you "only" moved things around / resized to "fit"
#tracydurnell[d]I'd make the white part taller, put the discover and events to the right side by the logo, and have search underneath
#[tantek]1would be easier to "fix it" (in code) knowing what a "good" version would look like (like a mockup)
#[tantek]1tracydurnell[d] both "about kind of page" and "principles" are in the sidebar already, along with a lot of other links that have been oft requested by folks as "commonly useful". Is there a specific subset of those that you think should be on the top bar?
#tracydurnell[d]When I go to a new organization website I like to check out the about or mission page to get a sense of who they are and what they're about
#tracydurnell[d]I thought that might also be worthwhile to have from the homepage nav
#tracydurnell[d]In case people don't realize they need to go into the wiki to see the sidebar
#tracydurnell[d]But that may not be what others look at ππ€·ββοΈ
#tracydurnell[d]We were chatting a couple weeks back (?) about the getting started being mostly a how to
#Loqi"About" is a commonly occurring page or section on a site that provides an introduction, overview, or summary of the site https://indieweb.org/about_page
#Loqi"About" is a commonly occurring page or section on a site that describes who is behind the site and a summary or the purpose of the site https://indieweb.org/about_page
#[tantek]1tracydurnell[d], I don't think we have an "about" page that fits the description you mention and we could definitely use one that was more dedicated to the "who they are" part to better humanize the community to newcomers
#[tantek]1we have the content, lots of pix from HWC IWC etc.
#[tantek]1we have some rough lists of participants in /chat-names
#[tantek]1I think the challenge is that it needs to be recent / relevant
#tracydurnell[d]When I first came across the wiki I recall wandering around a bit trying to figure out if this was like an "official" / verified thing and whether what I had counted
#[tantek]1the first one seems on topic for an about page
#[tantek]1we also have the /founders page which has some content. we could mention that in a minor way on such an about page (but I don't want to make the "about" about the founders, if that makes sense)
#[tantek]1we also have the /organizers page which has some of the "who are the people that (currently) run this thing"
#[tantek]1I feel like we have 80-90% of the content that would make a good "about" page for IndieWeb, and that it's mostly a "design challenge" to come up with the specific subset of that content and a layout for it that communicates the sense of who is the community
#tracydurnell[d]I agree with your point about making sure it's up to date so makes sense to link to those other pages rather than listing anyone specifically on the about page
#[tantek]1speaking of, we also some bits at /community
#tracydurnell[d]Is that something to take a first crack at on a new wiki page?
#[tantek]1yes! and have you found examples of community sites with good "about" pages like that that we could draw inspiration from?
#tracydurnell[d]I'll look back at some pages I'm thinking of to see if they'd be a good template
#[tantek]1we could even name it something like "who we are" to communicate more clearly that it's not just a generic "about" page but rather, can answer that question
#[tantek]1who is the IndieWeb? We are community based on shared [[principles]], people with personal websites using them to own our identity, content, and interactions with each other online, actively collaborating & helping each other in online [[discuss]]ions & [https://events.indieweb.org/ regular events], to both advance the state of the art, and provide onramps for people of all levels to join.
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "who we are" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "who we are is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[tantek]1who << Goal: a page we can link to from the top bar (including the [[Main_Page|home page]]) that newcomers would click to find out more about the people behind the site
#[tantek]1who << Possible link text for linking to this page: "who we are"
#[tantek]1who << Goal: answer questions or provide information that helps newcomers determine "if this is an official / verified thing" or how "official" vs informal is this
#[tantek]1who << Highlight regular & recent [[organizers]] by name (& in-context photo if possible), e.g. from past 2-3 years of [[HWC]] and [[IWC]] events
#[tantek]1^ tracydurnell[d] that's my braindump of "who" related content-sources for now, Iβll leave it to you to come up with some clever curation & layout π
#[tantek]1I like this, our community is one of our biggest strengths and we've neglected to highlight it and put it right up front for newcomers to discover and feel welcomed
#tracydurnell[d]totally! Might also help people feel more comfortable joining the chat if they can see it's real people π
#[tantek]1100% agreed with that. the /chat-names page helps with that since it allows you to associate an icon with your chat name which then shows up in Slack and the chat archives
#[tantek]1except now I'm seeing that you're in /chat-names with an icon however it's not showing up in Slack! but your icon is showing up in the chat archives!
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#[tantek]1aaronpk ^ any idea why tracydurnell's /chat-names icon shows up in chat.indieweb.org/meta but not in Slack?
#[tantek]1also, any chance of supporting fuzzy matching on Slack handles with extra 1,2 after them similar to IRC handles with _ or __ after them? e.g. "[tantek]1"
#[tantek]1tracydurnell[d] WDYT of some sort of map, maybe abstract not 1:1, as a way of presenting icons/thumbnails of the above noted βactiveβ folks/organizers ?
#tracydurnell.comedited /who (+429) "/* Who We Are */ add info about joining the indieweb, add types of events" (view diff)
#@whitingdevso...
1) make guest/out-of-network collaboration easier (think git-mail vs github pull requests, or indieweb's webmention)
2) make a crawler/search that removes the network-effect advantage and allows searchable federated gitea/gitlab instances (twitter.com/_/status/1472075210077585415)
#LoqiWho we are
Mission
Got Green organizes for environmental, racial, and economic justice as a South Seattle-based grassroots organization led by people of color and low income people. We cultivate multi-generation...
#[tantek]1which doesn't mean *actually* dynamic, but rather, once a year, looking back a year and seeing who actually ran an event and posted photos from it with other people