2021/Pop-ups/Sessions
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If you're interested in hosting a pop-up session, feel free to use this page to brainstorm or flesh out your event(s), or ask for help in the IndieWeb chat.
If you instead want to see a session happen or want someone else to host a session on a topic, please bring it up in IndieWeb chat and see if you can find someone interested to host (and have them add it to the wiki instead of you).
As the session planning/development progresses and you confirm a date, please create an event on events.indieweb.org with the tag "popup", and create a page for session notes on the wiki, for example 2020/Pop-ups/GettingStartedWithWordPress.
There is also a list of potential sessions that were held over in 2020 which may make interesting sessions for 2021.
An incomplete list of holidays and other nearby events can be found on the planning page to help prevent scheduling conflicts.
Contents
Microsub
Let's work through and discuss some of the open issues on the Microsub spec issue tracker and find implementers.
Interest
Add your +1 for interest in this topic:
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Tantek Çelik — I’d like to discuss re-orienting Microsub around people (h-cards) rather than / beyond / before feeds (h-feed, etc.) -
Manton Reece -
Marty McGuire -
Angelo Gladding -
David Shanske
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Jacky Alciné - Maxwell Joslyn
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Aaron Parecki -
Jamie Tanna - +1 on people not feeds, I'd be especially interested in linking Micropub's q=contact for discovery of people / have some way of linking different social platforms, so we can have i.e. a "friends" group that follows site / social media from the same interface - Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
Details
- organizer(s) / facilitators
- Date
- Time
- Short description of the session
- #hashtag (used to create an Etherpad for the session
- Streaming video/audio platform
- Hack day?
- Demos?
Microformats Roundtable
Let's work through and discuss some of the open Microformats issue trackers. The proposal is to schedule 60, 90, or 120 minutes at a regular interval, either every month, every other month, or every 3 months, so we can finally address some of the long-standing microformats issues we have in the community. If we choose an alternating schedule, we can have different people from our various timezones each time.
Interest
Add your +1 for interest in this topic:
Details
- organizer(s) / facilitators
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- Date
- Time
- Short description of the session
- #hashtag (used to create an Etherpad for the session
- Streaming video/audio platform
- Hack day?
- Demos?
Gardens and Streams II
Details
- Organizers/Facilitators:
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Chris Aldrich -
hibs - Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
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- Date: TBD
- Time: 10am Pacific
- Short description of the session: A continuation of the 2020/Pop-ups/GardenAndStream pop up session
- ...and Swale! https://bonkerfield.org/2020/05/swale-garden-stream/
- #hashtag (used to create an Etherpad for the session: #GardenAndStream
- Streaming video/audio platform: likely Zoom
- Hack day? Yes
- Demos? Yes
- See Also
Dates
Chris Aldrich given that the Saturday 10am slot did so well for other the first time, perhaps we keep that and do a date in March or later? Add your preference and we'll try to pick a slot on/around January 14 to do additional planning and outreach.
We'll also try not to conflict with any potential IWC EU Online camp.
April
- 10
- 17
- 24
Interest
Add your +1 for interest in this topic:
- +1
Greg McVerry
- Can we focus on webmention extensions for different wiki platforms?
- +1
kongaloosh - +1 hibs
- +1 Maxwell Joslyn
- +1 Tantek Çelik really like this metaphor and want to see how far we can take it
- +1
Ryan Barrett - +1 Angelo Gladding
- +1
Neil Mather - first one was great! - +1
Martijn van der Ven - +1
Sebastian Greger - +1
Ana Rodrigues - +1 Maxwell Joslyn I wish to sail my streamship down the Web waterways.
- +1
Tracy Durnell - Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
Invitations
Chris has several lists for invitations:
- TiddlyWiki list
- RoamResearch list
- Twitter list of digital gardners
- Outreach to prior attendees
Pipes
pipes are a way of providing some value-add for IndieWeb tools that are useful as part of some other service. Let's discuss some of the existing services, as well as brainstorm some alternatives that we as a community want to go after.
Interest
Add your +1 for interest in this topic:
- Jamie Tanna
- Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
Details
- organizer(s) / facilitators
- Date
- Time
- Short description of the session
- #hashtag (used to create an Etherpad for the session - #pipes
- Streaming video/audio platform
- Hack day? - maybe as a follow-up? or as part of it?
- Demos?
InDWeb
Using DWeb tech on the IndieWeb. How can one leverage Tor/IPFS/Hypercore/Braid(OT/CRDT) on their website today? Also, a crash course of IW building blocks for people coming from the DWeb and an appeal to cross-pollinate by prototyping from your own site.
Interest
Add your +1 for interest in this topic:
- Jacky Alciné - I'm currently working to make Koype a DWeb-first as well as IndieWeb-first site (around Hypercore for now), so I'm down to talk shop
- Maxwell Joslyn - I'm hugely into Braid. I want to use it to enable cross-site goblin invasions. Count me in times 100.
- Tantek Çelik - here to help cross-pollinate
- Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
Details
- organizer(s) / facilitators
- Angelo Gladding
- Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
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- Date
- Time
- Short description of the session
- #hashtag (used to create an Etherpad for the session
- Streaming video/audio platform
- Hack day?
- Demos?
Webmentions Beyond Webmention.io
Details
Webmentions haven't really been revisited in some time (and with the advent of people leaning to Webmention.io). This is a chance to see what's been really wanted, what hasn't worked and where we can go with it.
Let's webmunch on the riddle of webmentions. How can we get more people hosting their own webmention sending, receiving, and validating?
How can we prevent Webmention.io from being the beginning and end of IndieWeb participants' use of webmentions?
Possible Topics of Discussion
- Status
- Status Page - The purpose of a status page is to notify the sender as to whether the webmention succeeded or failed and why. Standardizing the format and encouraging more implementations to offer this feature would have several positive effects.
- Status Query Results - Status could also be queried by a header
- Optional callback in the webmention to indicate the outcome of processing
- Retry recommendations.
- Rate limiting on endpoints
- Webmention permalinks
- What to Store about Received Webmentions
- What to Store about Sent Webmentions...or the failure thereof
- Should All Types of Posts Send Webmentions?
- Webmention and POSSE deduplication.
Interest
Add your +1 for interest in this topic:
- Jamie Tanna
- Tantek Çelik
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Jacob Hall - Angelo Gladding
- Manton Reece
- Aaron Parecki
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Sebastiaan Andeweg -
- Maxwell Joslyn
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Jason McIntosh - Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
Details
- organizer(s) / facilitators
- Date
- Time
- #hashtag (used to create an Etherpad for the session
- Streaming video/audio platform
- Hack day?
- Demos?
Organizers
To discuss how we will decide to restart in-person events, reflect on how the online only model has worked for us, and other outstanding organizers issues.
Not sure if this is for you? See Organizers for a brief description of who is an IndieWeb organizer (changes every year!)
Interest
Add your +1 for interest in this topic:
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- Tantek Çelik
- Aaron Parecki
- Add yourself here… (see this for more details)
Details
- Date
- Time
- Short description of the session
- #hashtag (used to create an Etherpad for the session
- Streaming video/audio platform
Completed
Respectful Responses
See Also
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