LoqiOPDS is Open Publication Distribution System, an RDF-based standard for an open and decentralized distribution for any digital media https://indieweb.org/OPDS
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "Scotland" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "Scotland is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "table of contents" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "table of contents is ____", a sentence describing the term)
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "User:Doesnm.p.psf.lt" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "User:Doesnm.p.psf.lt is ____", a sentence describing the term)
[tantek]RDF-- for good measure. Seriously if you are here to advocate for RDF, you're very likely in the wrong place. IndieWeb is user-centric, which is about as far from RDF as you can get.
[tantek]For the record, I did dig into the refs on the Wikipedia page, the current version, OPDS Catalog 1.2, has ZERO mentions of RDF. The draft version, OPDS Catalog 2.0, has ONE mention of RDF, and it merely says "metadata are expressed in JSON but an RDF graph can be extracted using a JSON-LD context". "RDF graph can be extracted" != "RDF-based" which was in the erroneous dfn on the indieweb wikii page stub. Also, other than that clause, there
[tantek]Pretty much any markup or JSON "can be extracted" as a (RDF) graph with the addition of a bunch of other mumbo jumbo (@context, profile, etc.), so such a statement is also an empty statement. It doesn't add any new information.
gRegorI don't know if we captured it somewhere, but I do like the idea of a list of Wikipedia links that Loqi can reply to "what is" about, like that /OPDS page. Would help point people in the right direction
Loqijargon is a specific unobvious word, concept, or technology (like Webmention), re-use of a word to mean something other than its common meaning (like feed), or sometimes re-using a word as an acronym (like POSSE), or any abbreviation that requires developer knowledge or skills https://indieweb.org/jargon
tantek.comedited /wikifying (+191) "manually re-add the attempted addition of how to embed iframes of video, with local wiki link instead of edit-state wiki URL" (view diff)
capjamesg[d]Clarifying "wiki pages" feels important because not all pages on websites fall under the category of "usually providing a browsable revision history".
[tantek]gRegor, re: "list of Wikipedia links that Loqi can reply to "what is" about" WDYT about creating redirects for those pages to the Wikipedia equivalents? LIke what I did with /OPDS
tantek.comedited /XFN (+532) "move TomMorris example to Past Examples, CTA to add yourself for other examples (besides rel-me), note Brainstorming / following for blogrolls" (view diff)
[tantek]gRegor try it next time you run into an example like that (maybe with some redlinks on the /jargon page?) and see how it feels. If it feels right, then we can add it as official guidance to /wikifying
[aciccarello]Might be a naive solution, but what if loqi responded like "No IndieWeb page for OPDS. You might want to see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPDS" that wouldn't require setting up a lot of redirects and would be a good disincentive to creating pages that don't have indieweb relevance.
[tantek]aciccarello, indeed I asked aaronpk above if he could look into having Loqi follow the redirect to Wikipedia and grab the dfn from the first sentence there
Loqiaaronpk: [tantek] left you a message 1 hour, 42 minutes ago: can we possible get Loqi to follow "what is" redirects to Wikipedia as well? E.g. try "what is OPDS"
[tantek]I've been adding "local" [[]] style wiki links to See Also sections to Wikipedia equivalents for articles for a while now and figured hey let's try that syntax in another spot and presto it worked
aaronpkbut i could add a fallback to using the mediawiki api to find the page content and pull the first sentence. I think it actually used to do that but we had better results going with the microformats route because then we can explicitly choose what text to include in the dfn