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@mrsmckhaos De-Mystifying IndieWeb on a WordPress Site https://css-tricks.com/de-mystifying-indieweb-on-a-wordpress-site/ via @real_css_tricks #IndieWeb (twitter.com/_/status/1544108853041717249)
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david.shanske.com edited /Micropub-extensions (+50) "/* Property Exists/Not Exists */" (view diff)
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@HyroVitaly ↩️ Really sad that the original Web is now known as the "Indie" Web @indiewebcamp . There is also some P2P initiatives with @BeakerBrowser , @AgregoreBrowser based on protocols like @dat_ecosystem , @IPFS , @securescuttleb1 that try to enable people to write and share again. (twitter.com/_/status/1544219649440681988)
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@huffduffer Decentralized Bookshelves - Personal Libraries - IndieWeb Popup 2022 https://huffduffer.com/0x1C3B00DA/644661 (twitter.com/_/status/1544227025568907269)
# @huffduffer Book Identifiers - Personal Libraries - IndieWeb Popup 2022 https://huffduffer.com/0x1C3B00DA/644660 (twitter.com/_/status/1544227023886946305)
# @huffduffer Ad-Hoc Book Discussion Clubs - Personal Libraries - IndieWeb Popup 2022 https://huffduffer.com/0x1C3B00DA/644659 (twitter.com/_/status/1544227022108610561)
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@mikevdev I've added #webmention support to my site. If you like this tweet (after an hour) your like will show up on the article.
managed to shorten the article by releasing a npm module to do much of the heavy lifting. link included.
#indieweb #webdev #nodejs
https://mikevdv.dev/blog/2022-07-05-web-mentions (twitter.com/_/status/1544254965799075840)
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# @mrsmckhaos Am I on the IndieWeb yet? https://css-tricks.com/am-i-on-the-indieweb-yet/ via @real_css_tricks #IndieWeb (twitter.com/_/status/1544290061096828930)
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@voxpelli ↩️ Skulle så önska få en analys av detta ur småföretagens perspektiv, och ur @indiewebcamp / entusiast perspektiv (twitter.com/_/status/1544305625244524545)
# @voxpelli I do wonder how these laws affect to independent small businesses and enthusiast / @indiewebcamp solutions
Are we fighting the big web companies by making it impossible for anyone but the big web companies to run any kind of web service? (twitter.com/_/status/1544307379814137861)
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[tonz] wrt to Pelle’s tweet, the digital services act applies to intermediary service providers (transmission, caching, hosting, and attached online platform for dissemination). Micro and small enterprises are exempted from the reporting and transparency obligations in the DSA (art 13), as well as exempted from obligations imposed on online platforms (Chapter 3 Section 3, arts 17 through 24). What remains is Chapter 2 (rules defining youâ€
# [tonz] generally not liable, but need to comply with court orders), and Chapter 3, Section 1 with obligations to all service providers (like having a contact person, and clearly worded terms of service) and Section 2 (hosting services must have a notification mechanism for receiving messages about potential illegal content, and must communicate reasons for removing access to certain information) Section 4 never applies to small entities,
# [tonz] only to very large online platforms. In total I see that as not burdening any small, independent businesses, nor any IndieWeb services (unless e.g. Brid.gy becomes much much bigger with global reach). The DMA and DSA should be read together, and are mostly geared to levelling the playing field and making it easier to have a diversity of service providers and being able to switch providers, imo.
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[snarfed] I'll probably eventually want to add some language to Bridgy's docs for it, alongside https://brid.gy/about#gdpr . Any tips on what I should say or not say?
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@Chronotope ↩️ Added this along with a few other suggestions from the @indiewebcamp chat to the Indie Search sources page https://context.center/topics/indie-search/ (twitter.com/_/status/1544380566576979968)
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jacky.wtf edited /Micropub-extensions (+311) "/* Implementations */ add other implementations of action=delete" (view diff)
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# [tonz] [snarfed] IANAL but happy to help (one of my current roles is for the Dutch gov to translate the impact of these laws on large public data holders). The Digital Service Act isn’t finished yet, and last month some new bumps in the road emerged in the EU Parliament. There’s agreement in principle on the text between the Council (ie heads of member states), the Parliament and the Commission, but it still needs final parliamentary
# [tonz] approval. Somewhere to the end of Q3 this year it should get published, and there will be a grace period until either Jan 1st 2024 or 15 months after publication in the EU Journal (whichever is later) (https://eur-lex.europa.eu/oj). So you have 18 months at least to find out what to do / add to the Brid.gy terms.
# [tonz] [snarfed] as I said happy to help out. Perhaps it’s an opportunity in general to document how IndieWeb services are affected by the DMA (not at all) DSA (somewhat) and other building blocks like the AI Reg (not, or only voluntarily), Data Governance Act (perhaps, as opportunity), Data Act (perhaps). Together with the GDPR and the Open Data Directive they form the EU’s geopolitical proposition wrt things digital and data. A single
# [tonz] [snarfed] maybe we can start creating a section in the IndieWeb wiki on this. (similarly I’m documenting these laws in Dutch here for the Dutch public sector: https://gnvm.nl/eu
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AramZ-S[m] I would really enjoy reading that [tonz]!
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@kevinmarks ↩️ Hugo if you want something easy to archive. Come over to http://chat.indieweb.org to discuss options (twitter.com/_/status/1544448715288498176)