[tantek]2Use-case, over time, we could (semi?)automatically link "older" external links in the logs to their Internet Archive versions. Like even say 5 year old logs for example
[tantek]2I'm wondering if some sort of "entry" template would help for primarily reverse chronological pages like https://indieweb.org/videos_about_the_indieweb because then people could follow them in their readers and see new items when added
[tantek]2I think I want to include the new event notes pages (whether IWC sessions, HWC, FrESH) as new pages in the gift calendar. Any objections? I think the community certainly benefits by the labor of archiving those notes, and thus it is a gift for all of us!
LoqiHaunt is a static site generator written in GNU Guile Scheme and used by some community members on their personal website https://indieweb.org/Haunt
[Al_Abut][Joe_Crawford], [tantek] and [gRegorLove]: I have more pics but didn’t want to overload the page with a full album. I’m guessing the best way to link the rest to the event is to blog out a photo set and then…? Add a link to the event page? Set up webmentions and (waves hands around) they show up somewhere?
[tantek]2[Al_Abut] has for previous IndieWebCamps we've setup a separate photos page like https://indieweb.org/2019/Berlin2/Photos for folks to add any and all random photos they took during the event
Loqi👤 A person tag (AKA people tag) is a tag on a post that refers to a specific person by URL, and which the post author explicitly adds as a tagging action, beyond just mentioning a person via hyperlink, h-card, or @-name (autocompleted or not) https://indieweb.org/person-tag
[tantek]2I vaguely recall we didn't put any limits on the number of photos going to the newsletter because the format does not have any specific intrinsic limits
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