[tantek]petermolnar, I'll agree that the wording is a bit awkward. can you think of a way to reference identity loss as part of "why" that reads better than that?
[tantek]possible idea: take the phrase after "when is", treat it as a tag, look up e.g. "https://events.indieweb.org/tag/hwc", figure out the first *day* that an event listed there is happening, then collect all non-cancelled events from that day to that day+6, then output them in response clustered by day, then output that tag URL that was used to look them up, e.g.
[tantek]^ in this case, if there's only one event that matches that "search" ("first *day* that an event listed there is happening, then collect all non-cancelled events from that day to that day+6") then link directly to that one event, instead of the to events tag URL
[tantek]The next HWC events are: On Dec 22, 2021, at 5:30pm: UTC Homebrew Website Club: Nottingham, and at 6pm PST: Homebrew Website Club - The Americas. https://events.indieweb.org/2021/12/22
[chrisaldrich]edgeduchess[d], looking at your messages yesterday... I've only just started delving into it, but I can't help but think of dev.to which is using the open source Forem as their platform. Its got some of the social built in with a blog like product. Might be worth looking at as a model for the problem(s) you're trying to solve. In some sense it seems to be a little bit of blog+forum+open source
LoqiStatic site generators or SSGs are programs that take a set of flat text files on disk and transforms them into a set of static HTML files ready to be served by a standard web server, or some variation of this example https://indieweb.org/SSG
[manton]Catching up, thanks folks for digging up the blog archive format stuff from a few years ago. I still think it’s useful to have a simple, single file archive… Data Transfer Project and similar solutions are fine but (I think) really only good for a one-time transfer between services, not for having a file you can backup or restore later.
[chrisaldrich]I'm think that instead of waiting and doing it as part of a whole camp, perhaps we devote a two to three hour block as a stand alone pop up? Perhaps in February to give folks some time to plan?
[manton]Related, not sure if anyone here noticed but I built a books app for iOS and Android called Epilogue. It’s a bit silo-ish right now, but open source… Posts to Micro.blog with Micropub of course. https://epilogue.micro.blog
@mikekasprzakThe "IndieWeb" project seems interesting. Best I can tell is that it expands on OAUTH2, with the goal of encouraging everyone to self-host an authentication server instead of relying on Google/Twitter/Facebook. There's also some blog federation stuff. (twitter.com/_/status/1474089959342710784)
boffosocko.comedited /2021/Pop-ups/Sessions () "(-4150) past tense; link for 2022; commented out old material; left links to two sessions still in advanced planning stages" (view diff)
[chrisaldrich]tracydurnell[d], I've created a wiki page for Analog meets Online at https://indieweb.org/2022/Pop-ups/Analog_meets_Online, feel free to make any changes to suit the session. I've put some default items in some slots and hopefully copied the appropriate details over from the event/RSVP page. Hopefully it makes it easier to cut/paste notes in when things are done.
[tantek]wikifying << to-do: add a section advising on the naming of multiword wiki pages, specifically encouraging folks to "just" use multiple words, or explicitly use dashes or underscores between words, rather than WikiCase or camelCase
Loqiok, I added "to-do: add a section advising on the naming of multiword wiki pages, specifically encouraging folks to "just" use multiple words, or explicitly use dashes or underscores between words, rather than WikiCase or camelCase" to the "See Also" section of /wikifyinghttps://indieweb.org/wiki/index.php?diff=78593&oldid=78305