[tantek]Everything on /Internet currently is all generic Wikipedia like info, like nothing IndieWeb specific. I'd rather we stub pages with redirects until we figure out indieweb specific / relevant things to add
[tantek]I think if at this point if we can't create a page with indieeeb relevance in the dfn and indieweb focus in the content to start with then it should just be a redirect. Not a project
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Internets" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Internets is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[tantek]I think if there's a desire to work on something without starting with indieweb relevance, that's a good use case for doing so under your /User:... page
LoqiThe IndieWeb is a community of independent and personal websites based on the principles of: owning your domain and using it as your primary online identity, publishing on your own site first (optionally elsewhere), and owning your content https://indieweb.org/indie_web
Loqiindie is short for “independent” and “independence” and is often used as a prefix to describe independent things or things designed for independents, such as indie rock, games, films, and of course, IndieWebCamp itself https://indieweb.org/indie
mat.tlcreated /Category:Software_Forge (+146) "Created page with "A '''<dfn>software forge</dfn>''' is a platform that offers both source code hosting but also additional features like wikis, issue trackers, etc."" (view diff)
LoqiA content management system (often abbreviated as CMS) is software used to create, enter, edit, update, delete content on websites; some CMSs are used for IndieWeb sites, see the tables on this page for current usage https://indieweb.org/CMS
tantek.comedited /Template:stub (-16) "shorter stub wording (as previously, same as Wikipedia). Loqi also creates stubs so all this template can claim is "is"" (view diff)
[tantek][mattl] should we be marking projects as "Open Source" when there is no obvious link to the source? Feels like a bit deceptive e.g. if a person clicks through from the open source nav to a project and there is no source 🤔
[tantek]also a question of should we be putting projects in the open source nav template which have been abandoned? (honest question, I'm not sure of the right answer)
tantek.comedited /Mozilla_Spoke (+169) "link dfn to repo, change dfn to is open source since that's still true, move link to past live web editor to a History section" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /iPhone (+209) "add indieweb relevance to dfn, completed to-do from SA, move android / posting links to See also, How to / How to design for subsections" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /Progressive_Web_App (+508) "shorten & simplify PWA dfn and drop buzzwordy marketing pitch, add indieweb relevance to dfn, note a strawman Why, and an attempt at Why not" (view diff)
[artlung]Appreciate the sustained effort to make the wiki… the indieweb website… approachable and contextually rich as an entry for folks seeking to understand what’s good and useful about the web and indieweb concepts specifically. Nice [tantek] ++
[mattl]artlung: thank you! I made a category for Decades and I’ve just made {{php}} {{python}} {{perl}} and {{javascript}} templates and I’ve been adding those. They just add the page to Category:Software and Category:Software:PHP or whatever.
tantek.comedited /2000s (+502) "copy edit dfn a bit, expand silo examples section with stub years, split up events and movements into sublists with years and connections to indieweb, more confs & camps" (view diff)
[KevinMarks]I'll have a think. A lot of the Foo energy was about web 2 when we could still hope that delegating via apis was useful and not a silo trap.
[tantek][KevinMarks] would also be interesting to try to reconstruct the history of Foo Camps, as in when was the first, when was the last etc. Wikipedia article is a bit thin
LoqiThe 2010s was a decade that began with emerging from the late 2000s financial crisis (not unlike the 2000s dotcom bust) and similarly a time when new web technologies and approaches to social media and personal websites emerged, notably microformats2 proposed at FOO East 2010, Federated Social Web Summit 2010, IndieWebCamps in starting in 2011 which established the IndieWeb community, and the invention of additional IndieWeb building blocks such as Webmention, Micropub, Microsub, and more https://indieweb.org/2010s
LoqiThe 2010s was a decade that began with emerging from the late 2000s financial crisis (similar to the 2000s dotcom bust) and also a time when new web technologies and approaches to social media and personal websites emerged, notably microformats2 at FOO East, SWAT0 at Federated Social Web Summit, and IndieWebCamp in 2011 establishing the IndieWeb community, and invention of IndieWeb building blocks Webmention, Micropub, Microsub, and more https://indieweb.org/2010s
tantek.comedited /2010s (+40) "keep a See Also because otherwise Loqi will create one next time we add something, also simpler for prev/next nav for people" (view diff)
LoqiThe 2010s was a decade that began with emerging from the late 2000s financial crisis (similar to the 2000s dotcom bust) and also a time when new web technologies and approaches to social media and personal websites emerged, notably microformats2 at FOO East, SWAT0 at Federated Social Web Summit, and IndieWebCamp in 2011 establishing the IndieWeb community, and IndieWeb building blocks Webmention, Micropub, Microsub, and more https://indieweb.org/2010s
[tantek]that nav is a bit confusing because now we are conflating deacdes with years which have a prior meaning of specifically the camps those year rather than everything that happened in each year
[tantek]I think it's better to keep more specific references (e.g. these are *IndieWebCamps*) as events that occurred rather than conflate "years things happened" and "IndieWebCamps of each year"
Loqi🎪 IndieWebCamp San Diego 2024 will be the second IndieWebCamp in San Diego (AKA IWC SD), the weekend of December 7-8th, 2024 https://indieweb.org/2024/SD
LoqiThe 2010s was a decade that began with emerging from the late 2000s financial crisis (similar to the 2000s dotcom bust) and also a time when new web technologies and approaches to social media and personal websites emerged, notably microformats2 at FOO East, SWAT0 at Federated Social Web Summit, and IndieWebCamp 2011 establishing the IndieWeb community, and key building blocks like Webmention, Micropub, and Microsub https://indieweb.org/2010s
tantek.comedited /1970s (-109) "rewrite dfn to only indieweb relevance, "before idea of web" is false (V. Bush), rest of general history should be in Wikipedia, not here, wikilink to Wikipedia instead" (view diff)
LoqiA tilde is a community on a shared *nix server usually run by hobbyists or other independents, and a few IndieWeb community members have accounts on tilde servers; the network of these servers is a or the tildeverse https://indieweb.org/tilde
tantek.comedited /www (+419) "Undo edit which lost indieweb relevance from dfn and removed useful content, add update to no need for www for CNAME, https no-www, and yes-www site is dead" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /BBS () "(-571) no indieweb relevance in 8 years, redirect to Wikipedia to avoid this being a poorer & unmaintained version of what's already at Wikipedia" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /1980s (-208) "indieweb relevant dfn, replace general non-indieweb-specific history with links to Wikipedia wikilinks instead (let's not maintain a poorer unmaintained copy of info on Wikipedia). completed respective to-do points 1 and 2." (view diff)
[tantek]duplicating bits of Wikipedia on the indieweb wiki is not helpful [mattl] and creates future labor for the community to maintain, it's not a good thing
tantek.commoved /Internet to /User:Mat.tl/Internet "move non-indieweb specific article to user space for development until it is indieweb-focused/specific, to avoid a non-indieweb article going out in the newsletter"
LoqiThe 1980s was a decade when several IndieWeb community members were born and when a particularly colorful aesthetic was popularized that has subsequently seen adoption in nostalgia contexts, like the Homebrew Website Club logo https://indieweb.org/1980s
[tantek][mattl] most of the new articles you created I went to the effort of fixing the dfns to be IndieWeb relevant and improved upon them, it would have been easier to delete or redirect them to Wikipedia. I put the new "Internet" article in your User: space to work on it rather than delete it. "BBS" was an old article that had multiple contributors and given the 8 years lack of interest in making it indieweb-relevant, that seemed long enough of
tantek.comedited /Homebrew_Website_Club (+44) "merge Düsseldorf, move from upcoming to regular! also move Edinburgh up to regular, and different subsections for in-person vs virtual-only" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /Homebrew_Website_Club (+176) "/* Cities getting started */ Bangalore needs evidence to be considered "real" otherwise could just be someone creating stuff on the internet" (view diff)
tantek.commoved /Apple_Safari to /User:Mat.tl/Apple_Safari "move non-indieweb specific article to user space for development until it is indieweb-focused/specific, to avoid a non-indieweb article going out in the newsletter"
LoqiJust generated this week's newsletter! You still have a few minutes to make changes, and I'll re-generate it 10 minutes before it gets sent out at 3pm Pacific time. https://indieweb.org/this-week/2025-08-22.html