#social 2016-09-28

2016-09-28 UTC
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cwebber2
hello, *
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cwebber2
I'm not totally sure who I should email for wide review. I could copy the recipients of the previous emails Sandro had sent out
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cwebber2
I know what to do for i18n, but not sure what the instructions are for security / a11y
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cwebber2
rhiaro: do you know?
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rhiaro
I need to figure that out too. Was planning to copy what sandro has already done..
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cwebber2
hi rhiaro
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cwebber2
well, I sent my stuff to the i18n group
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cwebber2
now doing security and a11y.....
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cwebber2
I'm at the google campus thing today btw, rhiaro
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cwebber2
nice place!
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cwebber2
better than hunching over my laptop at the airbnb, which is what I did all day yesterday trying to get this ready
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cwebber2
felt like I was wasting my time in london
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cwebber2
but, at least I got out this time
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rhiaro
You *use* Google's resources like a boss
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rhiaro
Take that, centralisation :)
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cwebber2
the privacy WG is separate I guess
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cwebber2
so i should probably email that one separately :)
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rhiaro
oh... it is?
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cwebber2
I dunno, sandro emailed them separately
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cwebber2
when he sent out the previous emails?
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rhiaro
okie dokie
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cwebber2
I guess that's right, both security and privacy are as distinct and yet intertwined as authorization and authentication are, to supply another intermingled thing I just checked all the terms of in my spec ;)
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cwebber2
you can have a highly secure system to violate everyone's privacy :)
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cwebber2
though I'm not sure you can have the reverse!
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cwebber2
wait rhiaro, are we supposed to submit these ourselves
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cwebber2
or do you do them on our behalf?
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cwebber2
I don't remember
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cwebber2
I feel like this was discussed, but I can't remember the conclusion
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rhiaro
I don't think it matters
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cwebber2
rhiaro: I rolled the security and privacy stuff into the same email
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cwebber2
but anyway, done!
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cwebber2
horizontal review requests sent
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cwebber2
now for wide review requests..
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aaronpk
rhiaro: csarven: how did you get the reference to social-web-protocols to have the display text "Social Web Protocols"? When I add [[social-web-protocols]] it doesn't use the nice display name.
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csarven
aaronpk: We are not using respec.
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aaronpk
that would explain it
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aaronpk
goes to #pubrules
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aaronpk
cwebber2: yours does it right too, but I can't find the source doc for activitypub
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csarven
Maybe it is a bit like mediawiki markup? Tried [[url-like-thing | human-readable]] or vice-versa
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aaronpk
no luck
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aaronpk
0 issues on webmention \o/
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KjetilK
aaronpk++
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Loqi
aaronpk has 1110 karma (61 in this channel)
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rhiaro
aaronpk: Does reading the accompanying SWP section help with the meaning of 'courteous' or is that still a confusing word to use there?
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aaronpk
the SWP section is great
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rhiaro
also feel free to use that fragment link in WM if you need to
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aaronpk
I think "courteous" still feels a little vague
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aaronpk
maybe something more like telling people to read that section of SWP for recommendations?
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aaronpk
it also feels odd because you use the term "ought to"
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aaronpk
presumably to avoid using "SHOULD"
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rhiaro
heh, yeah
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aaronpk
you could change it to something like "Please see the Discovery section of Social Web Protocols for recommendations on ..."
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rhiaro
"[Social Web Protocols] provides recommendations on how to carry out discovery, with consideration to servers which may be unaware of this protocol" ?
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rhiaro
k updated
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cwebber2
aaronpk: I think I just did an anchor tag :)
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aaronpk
old skool
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cwebber2
but there it is!
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aaronpk
did you also add it to the references section manually then?
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aaronpk
oh it's not in the references :)
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cwebber2
failboat
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aaronpk
so probably "bibref" is not appropriate
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cwebber2
probably
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cwebber2
aaronpk: I think I snarfed from LDN
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cwebber2
still getting to know all this markup
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cwebber2
respec and etc that is
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aaronpk
which spec was it that had the security/privacy questionnaire answered inline?
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cwebber2
aaronpk: LDN, and then I snarfed that too ;)
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aaronpk
I thought it was tantek's but I don't see it there
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cwebber2
figuring out what to do about marking up standards http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/234/739/fa5.jpg
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aaronpk
most of the security and privacy questions seem to assume this is being answered in the context of being a browser
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rhiaro
aaronpk: yeah that's what I thought
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aaronpk
cwebber2: your answer to "How should this specification work in the context of a user agent’s "incognito" mode?" seems like a non-answer
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aaronpk
I think they were actually asking for a description of *how* it works
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aaronpk
what do you think of this for micropub (probably can do something similar for activitypub):
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aaronpk
> If the user agent is a Micropub client, the client should "forget" any access tokens and Micropub endpoints associated with the user's browsing session when in "incognito" mode.
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aaronpk
rhiaro: csarven: same with LDN
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aaronpk
I read that question as "if someone is implementing this spec in a browser, what do they need to consider when implementing the 'incognito' mode"
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aaronpk
cwebber2: and for the "persist data to a user’s local device" question, you might want to add something about how the user agent should clear out authentication
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rhiaro
oh, I just thought they provided like three options and when the answer is 'makes no difference' it was okay to copypaste. I didn't think about it in terms of implementing it in the browser. I dunno.
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aaronpk
think about it from an implementer's perspective
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