#indiewebcamp 2014-04-16

2014-04-16 UTC
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tantek
and if not, what is it missing in what you would otherwise call a "mobile client"?
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snarfed
tantek: this is kind of the standard mobile web vs native apps debate
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kylewm
tantek: Webber definitely does run his own MediaGoblin
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snarfed
(which i'll mostly avoid :P)
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kylewm
he's active on pump.io (which MG is built on I think)
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tantek
no its not the "standard … debate" - it's focused on "what is it missing in what you would want"
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tantek
the "standard … debate" is more conceptual / handwavy / dogmatic / useless
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tantek
and thus yes, worth avoiding
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aaronpk
I will chime in again later, off to dinner
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kbs
speaking for myself, primarily it's the ability to do crypto locally and access content on the device. Browsers don't have sufficient access for these.
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snarfed
aaronpk: heh, good call
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aaronpk
But I have some opinions
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tantek
kbs - "crypto locally" is not a feature any "normal" user cares about. It's not a use-case at all. What's the actual feature you're talking about?
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kbs
private messaging
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snarfed
for my part, i was thinking of the common points that native apps (currently, in practice) are faster, more responsive, much more tolerant of offline/flaky connectivity, can interact more richly with the device and other apps, etc
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tantek
kbs - "access content on the device" - do you mean keeping content locally accessible without HTTP? you can do that with your website using localstorage.
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snarfed
(yes, technically there are web standards for doing much of that, but in practice they're pretty far behind)
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kbs
tantek: not really. Specific case in point - I want to automatically upload pictures taken from my phone to some online store (and later on archived to my local drives)
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kbs
all this, I'd like to keep encrypted from start to finish
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kbs
and
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kbs
whenever the phone gets into wifi range, automatically.
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tantek
kbs - private message - already exists - m.twitter.com implemented that via DMs
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tantek
does not require "native client"
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tantek
snarfed, "native apps" are only "faster" in practice due to VERY BAD javascript practices (bloated libraries etc.) on the part of majority of web developers.
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snarfed
tantek: sure! that's the current reality though.
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snarfed
i can try to address that on my own site, but not on most other sites.
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kbs
tantek: I have a feeling we might be approaching it differently - my personal view of 'private messaging' is at http://indiewebcamp.com/pgp#Secure_communication -- confidential doesn't mean DMs, not to me at least
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tantek
snarfed, but your own site is all that matters here - that's what we're talking about
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tantek
making your own site your indieweb mobile client
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tantek
and re: "current reality" - my site tantek.com loads and displays faster than Twitter iOS client
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kbs
I also have another [similar] specific use case at http://indiewebcamp.com/pgp#Private.2C_Transient.2C_Async_Messaging
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tantek
so no - current reality is: don't use lots of crappy JS, and you can beat loading perf of any native client
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tantek
*trivially*
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tantek
"more responsive" is a problem because of the .3s click/tap delay which there are workarounds for. Though that is a real problem that a web developer has to make a special effort to fix.
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tantek
(assuming by responsive you mean - latency responsive)
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snarfed
tantek: page loading is one special case of performance in general…but i understand your point.
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tantek
(because obviously in terms of layout responsive, mobile web sites kick butt over native fixed layouts)
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snarfed
eh, native fixed layouts are generally ios-specific, not mobile in general
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tantek
(mobile native clients are usually crap for even portrait vs. landscape responsiveness)
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snarfed
but at a higher level, i'll rephrase. for me personally, ditching native apps for web sites is not at all an itch i currently have or want to tackle. i'm here mostly for owning my own data, not so much preferring web to native apps
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snarfed
that's just me though
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tantek
"much more tolerant of offline/flaky connectivity" - this one does require more work on the part of the web developer
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snarfed
well, and also browser support, which can take a while to trickle out to mobile oses
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tantek
snarfed - I find "native" apps so much more crash prone that I often use their equivalent mobile web site instead.
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snarfed
the connectivity one is the biggest one for me
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snarfed
tantek: hmm. definitely not my experience.
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tantek
snarfed, agreed, the "offline" use-case is huge
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snarfed
failed at avoiding this debate
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kbs
heh
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tantek
and no one has built decent libraries for that for mobile web app development
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kbs
senses a religious schism here :) ah well
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tantek
snarfed - less of a debate, more of an attempt to understand specific points
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tantek
kbs, everything above cites specific examples, unless you're saying people prefer "native" clients due to marketing
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kbs
as have I, I think :)
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tantek
kbs, except you made the "senses a religious schism" remark
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tantek
snarfed, competely agreed on this: "can interact more richly with the device and other apps" re: "native" over web
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snarfed
hence why you've been pushing hard on the ios url schemes for that?
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tantek
snarfed - that's just *one* aspect that I'm personally pursuing for a very specific use-case
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kbs
tantek: remark comes from not actually seen you respond to my specific use-cases either
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kbs
and perhaps it's because you haven't got around to it, dunno
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tantek
on a broader - device hardware etc. perspective, FireFoxOS is developing WebAPIs for all the various device capabilities
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tantek
you can see how far we've come here: http://arewemobileyet.com/
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snarfed
true! that is great
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tantek
kbs - I'm going depth first on snarfed's comments first ;)
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kbs
tantek: ah - my mistake then
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snarfed
very cool dashboard
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KartikPrabhu
fwiw I think "indieweb does not have mobile apps" is not an argument
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KartikPrabhu
does not know how late he is to this party
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kbs
:-)
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kbs
I'm mostly agnostic I guess - I use browsers as UI-on-the-desktop, and mobile-apps-as-UI on phones. They all access 'the web' as I understand it anyway
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: yes and that is the point.
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@zeldman
Remember my article “Style versus Design”? Seems @Adobe has removed all traces of it from the web. Pity.
(twitter.com/_/status/456211435732107265)
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KartikPrabhu
note... unrelated statements
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kbs
Maybe I misunderstood tantek 's point of view on this - my impression is that he'd much rather just have browsers on phones for all most activities
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KartikPrabhu
I'll avoid putting words into tantek's mouth. but the point is that for most things apps do exactly the same thign as websites but sort of worse
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KartikPrabhu
for eg: why should I make 2 apps iOS and Android while I can do the samething with a website?
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kbs
yes - this nutty phase of doing an identical app for a website is silly
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kbs
but for myself, I've about a 50/50 split of actual things I need to do on the phone that need a specialized app
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KartikPrabhu
and so is the demand that everything should have an app especially indieweb
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: there maybe things for which a native app is better, but I doubt they are that many and useful for any definition of "not geeky/normal" users
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KartikPrabhu
probably that is what tantek was saying...
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kbs
Maybe so
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kbs
but specific things that I don't think I'm particularly unusual - podcasts, archiving photos to and from my phone, offline email
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kbs
I don't really have an ax to grind - just really think there are things that browsers do well, and other things that [as of today] native apps do well. This has always been the case on the desktop as well, and the mix changes over time
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: they don't seem unusual/weird but I wonder how many people actually do that?
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KartikPrabhu
or to remain closer to topic: what is one thing that an indieweb site would need an app to do?
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kbs
doesn't think of an 'indieweb' as synonymous with a site - guess maybe that's where things go a bit haywire :)
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KartikPrabhu
sure but that is how that tweet/question was phrased
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KartikPrabhu
I don't have an ax to grind either, but I am mildly annoyed by "no app == not relevant" attitude
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KartikPrabhu
even though I'm not a developer
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KartikPrabhu
is not saying that that is/was your attitude :)
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kbs
thanks :) was wondering. but speaking for myself - my thought vis-a-vis your question [I hope!] is more of a situation for me - roughly centered around archiving stuff off my phone easily
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KartikPrabhu
yes! I think we are mostly agreeing :)
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kbs
so to take a concrete example of one such thing
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kbs
I have about a gig or so of random photos that accumulate on my phone. What I want is a simple way to archive that safely
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kbs
and I honestly can't think of a browser-based way to accomplish this
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kbs
but I do have apps that do just this
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kbs
and I don't really think much about it beyond that [ie, don't have any deep desire to make it a browser-based feature for some reason]
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kbs
I consider this indieweb for example - it's my data, and I'm saving it in places that make sense to me
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: to a similar question I brought up once, aaronpk (I think) answered that at the moment indieweb means owning your web identity. For instance indieweb does not mean that we should host our sites on our own machines
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KartikPrabhu
so it seems that though you use-case is perfectly indie
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KartikPrabhu
it might not be what indieweb might be focussing on right now
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kbs
makes sense :)
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kbs
There are some overlapping places surrounding 'identity' and 'contact management' though, where things are a bit more gray
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KevinMarks
I should make flowpast indieweb as well as twiter
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KevinMarks
notifications being the mobile app feature
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KevinMarks
noterlive works as an offline posting app for twitter :D
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KevinMarks
caseorganic: is your SF talk tomorrow night? I signed up for it but can't find the note
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kylewm
KevinMarks ^^
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KevinMarks
thank you
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kylewm
I think I still have it open from clicking the link that you might have tweeted? :P
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KevinMarks
should ahve searched my links
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KevinMarks
I'm assuming there will be some indieweb in that...
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aaronpk
so I guess my thing about this app discussion is more related to making things more modular
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aaronpk
I have no desire to build a reader into p3k for example
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aaronpk
I don't want to develop or maintain all of the parts needed for a reader
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aaronpk
and doing so would actually be making p3k more of a mini monoculture
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KevinMarks
that was my point about flowpast
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KevinMarks
which just makes android notifications that link through to tweets
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KevinMarks
if i make it link to indie notes too, then it cna be the same
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aaronpk
I'd rather use external apps (native or web, doesn't matter) to consume feeds and they would create content like favs/reposts/replies on my site via my micropub endpoint
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: agreed wit modularity. but that is quite independent of "indieweb native apps"
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aaronpk
nah it's totally related
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: elaborate? I thought you said "(native or web, doesn't matter)"
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aaronpk
right, so if I build p3k as an API (h-entry for consuming, micropub for creating) then I can use either native or web apps with it rather than tying myself to either decision
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KevinMarks
the unified read/write experience is interesting though
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KartikPrabhu
true! but i thought the whole argument was about whether "indieweb" apps were 'needed'
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aaronpk
totally, I expect to be able to do that from an external app
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aaronpk
both read and write content to my site
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aaronpk
I think they are needed, otherwise we're painting ourselves into a monoculture hole. If every indieweb project has to implement unified reading/writing, then we're really just building mini silos.
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KartikPrabhu
no, i mean why 'native apps'?
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KartikPrabhu
i.e. iOS/Android
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aaronpk
why does it matter?
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aaronpk
we shouldn't be making decisions that prevent native apps from being possible
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gRegor`
I'm a little confused on the usage of p-author vs p-name. I'm looking at your mentions page as a guide, aaronpk
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@fdevillamil
Had some great talks about #indieweb lately. Biggest issues: too geeky for "normal" people (to be defined) and no iOS / Android apps.
(twitter.com/_/status/456191771979313154)
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aaronpk
checks my mentions page
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aaronpk
hm I don't seem to be setting the p-author properly
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gRegor`
I'm doing mine slightly differently. I don't have a full reply context yet, so don't list my author information there. I basically want to quote (h-cite?) people's mentions in a stream.
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gRegor`
E.g. John Doe replied to [post title] "blah blah blah"
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aaronpk
heh I just realized... should I be publishing those as h-cite or h-entry? (the content from other people)
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gRegor`
I can show a mockup, just a moment.
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gRegor`
I . . . I don't know. :) I was thinking h-cite
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aaronpk
yeah that makes more sense now that you mention it
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gRegor`
I'm also a bit confused on the distinction of p-comment.
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aaronpk
where is p-comment from?
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gRegor`
Hm, not yours. Maybe I got that elsewhere. Or misread.
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aaronpk
tantek: when you get a chance, would love to get your take on how a /mentions feed should be marked up. I'm second guessing myself now. http://indiewebcamp.com/mention-app#h-feed_parsing
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gRegor`
This is what I have so far, sans h-cite which I'm pretty sure I need to add. http://pin13.net/mf2/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fgregorlove.com%2Fmicroformat-test.php
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@kevinmarks
@arctictony well, there is indieWebcamp NYC http://indiewebcamp.com/2014/NYC though that may be too soon to get a flight for now
(twitter.com/_/status/456247336377667584)
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tantek
darn I fell behind.
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gRegor`
This is where I got p-comment from: http://indiewebcamp.com/comments-presentation#How_to_markup
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tantek
has been wrestling with power (electrical) problems this afternoon.
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gRegor`
But it may only make sense in context of appearing on the same page as the h-entry the webmention is in response to.
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tantek
would say something about indiepower, but the problems were all local, the grid appears to be fully operational.
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gRegor`
Heh
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tantek
aaronpk - short answer: the h-entrys in a mentions feed should have identical data to the actual h-entrys that *are* the mentions.
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tantek
if there's any use-case that that doesn't work for - please document it
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gRegor`
tantek: Is this proper use of h-cite - same level as the h-entry (still in the context of a mentions feed): http://gregorlove.com/microformat-test.php
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tantek.com
edited /mention-app (+268) "/* h-feed parsing */ provide summary, split off notification UI brainstorming to a separate section"
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tantek
gRegor`: I don't think that example makes sense
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tantek
what are you trying to communicate with that example?
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gRegor`
It's going to be a stream of webmentions I have received. Similar to Twitter's "Mentions" page.
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tantek
(i.e. if it's an entire entry, then it doesn't need to be an h-cite. there's no value in marking it up as an h-cite)
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gRegor`
I only put one in the example
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tantek
if all you were doing was citing a summary of the entry, e.g. name, URL, dt-published, then sure an h-cite would make sense
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gRegor`
I was thinking h-cite was a way to let parsers know the h-entry is not mine, but someone elses.
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gRegor`
Ah
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tantek
parsers know the h-entry is not yours from the u-url of the h-entry and the p-author of the h-entry
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tantek
assuming by "yours" you mean your home page (URL) and your name (i.e. h-card)
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gRegor`
Got it. Makes sense.
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gRegor`
Am I correct that p-comment as used here http://indiewebcamp.com/comments-presentation#How_to_markup only makes sense if the webmention is appearing within the h-entry it is in reply to?
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gRegor`
Hm, that section confuses me more, actually.
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tantek
that's right. in that context you're merely referencing (citing/quoting) the comment (even if you're quoting the whole thing). you're not intending it for syndication / transport
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tantek
whereas in a mentions feed, it's entire purpose is to syndicate / transport that information to some other visualization (like the mention-app)
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tantek
it only gets (somewhat) confusing if someone decides they want to syndicate the comments on a specific post.
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gRegor`
I hadn't even thought about mention-app, but that's an added bonus. :)
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tantek
I know there are feed files that do that sort of thing, but in practice people don't really use that.
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tantek
not sure how to capture those answers in an FAQ
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tantek
gRegor`: if you can figure out where to capture some of your questions and those answers (i.e. where you might have discovered it originally and had it make at least some sense to you), I'd appreciate it!
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gRegor`
Sure
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gRegor`
I think you lost me a bit on the syndicating comment from a specific post, but don't worry about that for now. I understand the small piece I need to. :)
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kylewm.com
edited /posse-post-discovery (-28) "/* Discover POSSE copies via rel-syndication */ fix incorrect statement about PuSH before POSSE"
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tantek
ok yeah - then ignore the bit about syndicating comments from a specific post
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tantek
as in forget about it. if it's an actual use-case someone cares about, it will come up again, and happy to recreate my thinking on that from first principles at that point.
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gRegor`
Working on capturing this. "mentions-stream" or "mentions-feed" might be a candidate new page?
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gRegor`
Adding a Q&A on h-cite to begin
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tantek
that would be great - an FAQ section on /h-cite
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tantek
to at least handle that h-cite vs. h-entry question
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kylewm
on /h-feed, does "canonical full feed" refer to an h-feed with all post types on it?
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kylewm
like if I wanted to parse werd.io, how would I get to werd.io/content/all ?
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tantek
unrelated pro-tip: if you Mac Mini starts up with a very loud high-revving fan that won't turn off, do the following: 1) shut down. 2) unplug its power cord for like a minute. 3) hold the power button down for 10seconds (resets SMC). 4) release power button. 5) plug power cord back in. 6) gently but firmly press power button to turn it back on. <-- this just worked for me.
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tantek
s/if you/if your
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Loqi
tantek meant to say: unrelated pro-tip: if your Mac Mini starts up with a very loud high-revving fan that won't turn off, do the following: 1) shut down. 2) unplug its power cord for like a minute. 3) hold the power button down for 10seconds (resets SMC). 4) release power button. 5) plug power cord back in. 6) gently but firmly press power button to turn it back on. <-- this just worked for me.
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tantek
sheesh
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kylewm
more of a mini-tip than a pro-tip really...
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tantek
hahaha :)
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tantek
kylewm++
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Loqi
kylewm has 7 karma
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tantek
(advice on the web by searching Google sucked, as usual)
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tantek
(this kind of tech Q&A stuff is seemingly unsolved by search engines)
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tantek
(and then you have lame login-wall silos like Quora)
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KevinMarks
that is the apple answer but you have to search for reset pmu
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KevinMarks
maybe stackexchange?
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tantek
not pmu. smc
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tantek
KevinMarks - you're mistaken. this is special about the mac mini
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gregorlove.com
edited /h-cite (+287) "/* See Also */ FAQ: When making a mentions stream, should I use h-cite around each entry?"
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KevinMarks
you probably need to google "zap the pram"
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tantek
and yes - that same confusion is present on many of the "answers"
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KevinMarks
as that is what people still call it
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tantek
and "zap the pram" gives you lots of old out of date info
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tantek
gets lost briefly in reading werd.io thanks to kylewm
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KevinMarks
aha It was a pmu in powerpc mini. old hardware
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kylewm
haha, sort of a bad example since he's not using h-feed, but for posse-post-discovery I'm trying to figure out how to find syndicated content for sites that don't have (all) posts on the front page
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gregorlove.com
edited /h-cite (+66) "/* FAQ */"
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tantek.com
edited /communication (+297) "/* Articles */ add benwerd's post on indie alternative to google voice, reverse chron, ISO ordinal not worth the DRY violation"
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tantek
is off to get dinner eats
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tantek
will try to catch-up with the awesome mobile web apps vs. native apps state of development discussion
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tantek
awesome being the discussion that is
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KevinMarks2
Hm, it'd cost me $500+ to fly to nyc for indieWebcamp, let alone accommodation. I've left this too late really
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rascul
there's gonna be a nyc one?
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rascul
oh it's right there on the front page right where i would miss it
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@kevinmarks
"@timburks: Just think of the hell we could raise ^w^w^w^w fun we could have if we all ran a server on the internet." #indieweb
(twitter.com/_/status/456265415811821568)
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KartikPrabhu
thinks this whole date time parsing thing is horrible!
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KartikPrabhu
now trying to convert a ISO date to python datetime!
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snarfed
iso 8601?
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KartikPrabhu
oh! boy!!
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KartikPrabhu
i should have guessed you already had this somewhere
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Loqi
I agree
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KartikPrabhu
made progress in webmention parsing ref: http://kartikprabhu.com/article/indieweb-love-blog#responses has much better mf2parsed data
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kylewm
that looks really good!
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kylewm
what's up with the first comment? is that you sharing your own post?
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kylewm
(not that there's anything wrong wth that)
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KartikPrabhu
lol.... eh it is me sharing your comment on my post to the same one! :P
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KartikPrabhu
still have some tweaking as you can see :)
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kylewm
hehe, it never ends... well nice work!
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kylewm
I just sent you an issue on mf2py to restore balance to your todo list (but i will look at fixing it tomorrow, you don't need to)
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KartikPrabhu
thanks! more to go... adding better display and all that... but that for tomorrow.
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kylewm
good night KartikPrabhu, good night Loqi
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KartikPrabhu
wait! really! mf2py misses h-* on html element?
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Loqi
sleep tight!
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KartikPrabhu
aah yes... good call good night! will look at it tomorrow
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kylewm
ack, it might be a regression from my recent change? i don't remember it doin that
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kylewm
or maybe html5lib
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KartikPrabhu
kylewm: we'll deal with it tomorrow
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@mrmzholland
if any #indieweb / #indiewebcamp folks could ping me a webmention on this post, I'd very much appreciate it: http://bupk.es/2014/04/16/28/
(twitter.com/_/status/456326453747933185)
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KevinMarks2
The HTML element was down to html5lib, wasn't it? We want to use html5lib, so may need a specific patch
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@mrmzholland
@kartik_prabhu thanks for the webmention! Unfortunately it didn't show up... http://bupk.es/2014/04/16/37/
(twitter.com/_/status/456341109812502528)
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bupkes
hmmm having trouble accepting webmentions. need to fiddle with the WP settings i think.
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cweiske
bupkes, you can send webmentions yourself with curl
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cweiske
so you can re-send the one webmention you got again and again yourself
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bupkes
cweiske Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately I don't know how to use curl right now. Will look into it.
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cweiske
which OS are you using?
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bupkes
on my desktop? One laptop with windows, one on ubuntu
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KartikPrabhu
bupkes: did anythig go wrong with the one i sent?
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KartikPrabhu
i am up (unfortunately) and can help since I am working on mention parsing for my site too
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bupkes
kartik yes i din't get it. but i've changed my settings now, could you try again if you get a moment?
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bupkes
kartik: I'm using sempress on WP with some plugins so this should all work fairly smoothly. I think I just need to check the correct boxes
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bupkes
Aha just webmentioned myself and that worked, so that's promising.
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bupkes
kartik: must be pretty late over there...
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KartikPrabhu
bupkes: are you only receiving through your form?
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bupkes
kartik: no I don't think so
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KartikPrabhu
I just resent it!
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KartikPrabhu
wait lemme try your form
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KartikPrabhu
it worked through your form. I got "WebMention received... Thanks :)"
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bupkes
got it!
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bupkes
kartik: thanks.
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KartikPrabhu
i wonder why it didn't work through my sender...
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bupkes
I think I had a setting wrong. I think it should all work now. I've sent myself a couple (without using the form) and they've got through.
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glennjones
bupkes I just sent you one from http://glennjones.net/notes/2014-04-16 hope it worked
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bupkes
thanks, glenn - yes it worked. wonderful.
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cweiske
bupkes, that black font with black shadow is strangely unreadable
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@mrmzholland
@glennjones hey glenn just tried to send you a webmention but got "Sorry the service has stop work :({}"
(twitter.com/_/status/456350747987169280)
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bupkes
cweiske yes i know, only just installed the theme and changed colours. changing it now...
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KartikPrabhu
bupkes: agreed with cweiske about font
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bupkes
re: font. Have change it now, hope it less eye-watering. Have just installed thee
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bupkes
*theme*, and am hoping to change the css but am still learning html/css and don't want to change too much too soon for fear of breaking the whole thing
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KartikPrabhu
critique welcome :)
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KartikPrabhu
next stop - customise by response-type
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cweiske
KartikPrabhu, pingback also uses http
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: I know! Hence linked to diff. types in footnote. Article was meant for the uninitiated :)
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KartikPrabhu
but i'll consider an edit for more correct-ness
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cweiske
even the footnote is wrong
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cweiske
Webmention has the major advantage that it uses HTTP to all the talking
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cweiske
trackback and pingback did that, too
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KartikPrabhu
oh that is bad... will correct that
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cweiske
heck, even stating that it's using POST is nothing new
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cweiske
pingback also uses POST
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: thanks... will edit. should proof-read better.
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: also was just working on my response display at the moment :P
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cweiske
pinback sends a XML document via POST, while webmention uses application/x-www-form-urlencoded as content type
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: I'll have to think how to be more correct while not over-whelming people with this technical (though imp.) point
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KartikPrabhu
"Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler." - Einstein ;) lesson learnt
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: hopefully that is the only factual error! appreciate if you find more
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cweiske
KartikPrabhu, "The blogs of old, withered (some even say, died1)
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cweiske
starved by the silos. "
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cweiske
there seems to be something missing in this sentence
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cweiske
the arrows on the images are strange
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cweiske
which is strange
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cweiske
or broken rendering in chrome
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: would appreciate a screenshot, looks correct in FF
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KartikPrabhu
the arrows have given me trouble in the past
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: nvm, chrome shows them backwards!
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KartikPrabhu
maybe arrows are not a standard part of svg?
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KartikPrabhu
opera also shows them wrong! :|
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KartikPrabhu
is quite annoyed by wrong arrows
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KartikPrabhu
cweiske: thanks for pointing that out. Will have to hand-edit the svg
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tantek
I think this discussion of indieweb and mobile https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2014-04-15#t1397599743 would be useful to capture on the /mobile page (which looks quite minimal and I'm not sure for what purpose currently)
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gRegor`
Handy single-serving site: http://smartquotesforsmartpeople.com/
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kylewm
aaronpk: do your "View on Instagram" links leave off rel=syndication on purpose?
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kylewm
I was working on posse-post-discovery, noticed that I can find your twitter/facebook links but not instagrams
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kylewm
hmm, mf2py should still be picking up on u-syndication though...
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kylewm
oops yeah ... still curious about rel-syndication but i am finding the IG links now
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aaronpk
kylewm: I don't think that wass intentional
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aaronpk
although yeah u-syndication should find it
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aaronpk
is there a good reason to use both?
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kylewm
aaronpk: no good reason to use both from my pov. i wasn't handling u-syndication correctly, so it picked up your rel-syndication links on twitter/fb but not instagram because it didn't have them
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kylewm
but that was good bc i found the bug in u-syndication :)
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aaronpk
ah cool
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aaronpk
that was cause of a change in how i'm generating those links, switching from silo-specific handling to generic syndication handling
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kylewm
KevinMarks2: you were right, it was exactly the html5lib handling of the html tag ... my memory wasn't working so great last night apparently!
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kylewm.com
edited /posse-post-discovery (+436) "/* Discover POSSE copies via rel-syndication */"
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KartikPrabhu
more progress made last night on response display: http://kartikprabhu.com/article/indieweb-love-blog#responses suggestions welcome!
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: nice work, looks great!
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kbs
layout looks nice - I like it :)
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snarfed
maybe consider linking to the responses themselves too?
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kbs
^^ :-) took the words out of my mouth...
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kbs
Layout looks nice
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kbs
and [maybe it's just me] a comment/response is more interesting to read than a like/retweet. So if the "more interesting responses" were more prominent, it'd be even easier for me to scan the responses
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: kbs: thanks... yeah all of those are on my mind :)
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KartikPrabhu
the problem is i don't know a good way to separate them out.
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kbs
has found the readability trick to be a reasonable heuristic in the absense of other info
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: you've seen how p3k and idno (and fb and twitter) handle likes/reshares vs comments, right?
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snarfed
could be inspiration
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KartikPrabhu
I have seen the facepile... but the trouble is that some reposts have nice text like Kyle's but others are just retweets
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bret
interesting back story to liking/retweeting http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/generation-like/
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bret
say good bye to an hour
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: yeah, understood. you could see whether there's text or not, and if so, treat it like a comment
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aaronpk
KartikPrabhu: if a repost has additional text, then it's really more like a comment and can be rendered as such?
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snarfed
(great minds)
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: but bridgy mentions also have text. I'll have to use some criteria of 'good text'
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snarfed
no shame in special casing bridgy. it is kind of a special case
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KartikPrabhu
but yes... that is an issue that is next on the list
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KartikPrabhu
but first maybe i'll test the twitter tz fix :P
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Loqi
does a happy dance!
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kbs
:-) (fwiw - https://github.com/Kerrick/readability-js/blob/develop/readability.js#L806 - quick way to score arbitrary text for 'interestingness'
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kbs
basically remove all links and markup, count commas and word count)
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snarfed
kbs: i like it
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snarfed
comma density implies complexity of writing? interesting. makes sense
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aaronpk
...he says, adding no commas of his own.
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snarfed
heh. i'm kinda simple :P
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kbs
:-) the arc90 stuff probably works best for long articles - but some of the heuristics [especially the quick/dirty ones, like removing all links before scoring] might be interesting
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@mrmzholland
@glennjones Got a fail trying to send a webmention from http://bupk.es/2014/04/16/50/ via your form...
(twitter.com/_/status/456506696743936000)
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: thanks will look into it :)
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gRegor`
Hey KartikPrabhu, nice work on the responses format
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KartikPrabhu
thanks! :)
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gRegor`
One small suggestion: not as many lines. I'm a fan of a single line separating responses. If there's two, though, I think the bottom one should encapsulate the date.
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gRegor`
Purely aesthetic :)
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kbs
bret: nice PBS link, thanks
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KartikPrabhu
gregor`: I have been thinking that my design in general is a little 'liney'
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gRegor`
Related: I was working on my mentions stream last night and styling my <hr /> separators. Found this nice cheatsheet: http://css-tricks.com/examples/hrs/ I'm planning to use the second one.
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gRegor`
Whoa
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gRegor`
Well, something is up with css-tricks looks like
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gRegor`
"Block reason: Access from your Country was disabled by the administrator." D'oh
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KartikPrabhu
someone told Chris on Twitter already so he should be on it
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bret
kbs :)
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gRegor`
Anyway, it was a cool fade in from left, then fade out to right, using CSS linear gradients.
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KartikPrabhu
yeah i have seen those
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tantek
whoa another silo quit!
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KartikPrabhu
badoom-tsssh
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: no need to worry... Twitter is well on its way to becoming the next BF
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Loqi
KartikPrabhu meant to say: tantek: no need to worry... Twitter is well on its way to becoming the next FB
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tantek
haha so true
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Loqi
hehe
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tantek
their new profiles are very FB profile like
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tantek
e.g. here's one of a friend (who works at Twitter) https://twitter.com/themattharris
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KevinMarks
and they are now sending notifications and putting unread counts on things
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KartikPrabhu
yeah I dislike the new Twitter profiles too. FB-style clutter
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KartikPrabhu
also, why the hell do people want enormous header images?
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KevinMarks
weird transition as you scroll up and his head vanishes
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KevinMarks
people don't brands do
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KartikPrabhu
I knew a lot of people who rejoiced when large headers were introduced first in G+ and the FB
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KartikPrabhu
and their new "dynamic" type-hierarchy all messed up
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KartikPrabhu
I almost think that these companies have to keep changing things even if they work, for fear of losing interest...
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: it started with about.met - doing enormous header / profile images.
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tantek
s/about.met/about.me
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Loqi
tantek meant to say: KartikPrabhu: it started with about.me - doing enormous header / profile images.
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tantek
FB copied them
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tantek
and then Twitter copied FB
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: you should've seen G+ header monstrosity before they shrunk it back down!
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tantek
hahaha - well it goes without saying that G+ copies both FB and Twitter. ;)
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KevinMarks
then there's the Medium look
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KartikPrabhu
oh yeah Medium :|
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KartikPrabhu
it is like Web2.0 shiny icons all over again
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KevinMarks
I'm waiting for a new idiom
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KevinMarks
something vectory that builds on SVG
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KartikPrabhu
people should use svg more... though it is sort of a pain to create properly
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tantek
KevinMarks a new idiom?
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tantek
like a nidiom?
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KartikPrabhu
what's a nidiom?
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KevinMarks
a new design idiom - I think the cards/ columns thing is not quite there
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tantek
or a nudiom?
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tantek
They're a portmanteaus of your expression ;)
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tantek
"new idiom"
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tantek
also both words are available as a .com domain name as of seconds ago in case you or someone is tempted ;)
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KartikPrabhu
nudiom sounds good :P
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tantek
also sounds racy :P
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snarfed
thinks nudiom sounds like a naked physicist
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snarfed
heh great minds
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KartikPrabhu
btw that'll be "nudium" *um* not *om*
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snarfed
well that's more like a chemist
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tantek
how is nudium not taken. hilarious
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tantek
as a parody of medium
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KevinMarks
medium look but only nude background images?
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tantek
medium for the 18+
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KartikPrabhu
with giant headers or nude physicists!
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Loqi
KartikPrabhu meant to say: with giant headers of nude physicists!
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KevinMarks
like Game of Thrones
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KevinMarks
"we haven't had a naked woman this episode yet" " lets randomly have one on a table at the wedding"
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tantek
directs KevinMarks to #indiechat ;)
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rascul
at least most of game of thrones nudity is direct from the books
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tantek
(yes it's a thing we came up with to direct off-topic tangents)
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snarfed
"if it came from a book, it must be legit"
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tantek
hence people write & publish books
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KartikPrabhu
to get back on topic then... 'cards' are being over-done too
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KartikPrabhu
though I quite like aaronpk's card look on his site
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: feel free to add your criticisms or brainstorms about cards here: http://indiewebcamp.com/cards :D
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tantek
or other examples thereof
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tantek
I don't know of any indieweb examples
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tantek
if you think aaronpk is actually publishing "cards" or card-like things - add them with URLs and screenshots to /cards
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: here 'cards' seems to mean somethign diff. I thought of cards a the particular visual look that Google Now has
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tantek
not at all - Google Now is an example on that page!!!
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KartikPrabhu
so aaronpk's site "looks" cardy
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aaronpk
what are these cards you speak of?
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: I think you'll have to take a screenshot and diagram what you mean about aaronpk's site.
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tantek
hard to convey / understand in txt!
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: good question!
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: yes looking for good examples
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aaronpk
KartikPrabhu: do you mean this? http://aaron.pk/a4Pu1
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KartikPrabhu
i mean you're homepage... looks like you have 'cards' of all your posts
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KartikPrabhu
s/you're/your
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Loqi
KartikPrabhu meant to say: i mean your homepage... looks like you have 'cards' of all your posts
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snarfed
yeah, sounds like KartikPrabhu just means the visual look of individual pieces of content inside rect borders, often with rounded corners, against a different colored/patterned background
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: yeah! but is there some other sense?
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snarfed
yeah, card has become a common design term for a piece of content that can be embedded in different places
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snarfed
fb and twitter embeds, google now cards, etc
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gRegor`
e.g. Twitter cards.
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KartikPrabhu
oh! so some syndicated summary?
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snarfed
or even the full content, since long form is generally the exception
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KartikPrabhu
so card == syndication ?
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KartikPrabhu
or embeddable syndication?
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snarfed
not necessarily. more just a self-contained rendering of an atom of content that may show up in the original place or somewhere else
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snarfed
(e.g. google now cards aren't syndicated, at least not outside google)
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KartikPrabhu
hmmm... seems very vague
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gRegor`
For Twitter...
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gRegor`
"cards" are when they embed content from external sites.
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aaronpk
i think a key component is also that they look consistent anywhere they're embedded
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aaronpk
at least with twitter that's true
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gRegor`
And you can make your content support Twitter's cards. That's apparently why Instagram photos stopped auto-embedding.
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gRegor`
Don't ask me anything technical
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gRegor`
haven't looked into Twitter's "card" spec
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gRegor`
:)
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KartikPrabhu
is wondering if the 'cards' thing can be used a UI for some indie stuff. reply-contexts?
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snarfed
totally!
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ben_thatmustbeme
oh yes, I was planning to try it.
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gRegor`
I'm not sure I like the usage of the term "cards" the way Twitter does. but I guess it works
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ben_thatmustbeme
but my planning list is getting longer and longer
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gRegor`
Guess it's less jargon-y than "embed"?
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KartikPrabhu
ben_thatmustbeme: welcome to the club!
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gRegor`
"indiewebcamp: you won't get bored!"
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gRegor`
Or "stay awhile... stay forever!" a la Impossible Mission (Not Mission Impossible)
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gRegor`
dates self
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KartikPrabhu
"you can checkout anytime you like.. but you can never leave" ....
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KartikPrabhu
dates self too
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gRegor`
Hehe
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ben_thatmustbeme
stamps 1983_12_16 on his arm
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kbs
needs radiocarbon to accurately date himself
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ben_thatmustbeme
goes to a restaurant and sits in two chairs at a small table with a candle
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ben_thatmustbeme
moves over to #indiechat for this kind of sillyness
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KevinMarks
cards have a natural affiity for responsive layouts
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ben_thatmustbeme
the cards just resort themselves as you resize
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KevinMarks
because they can be laid out in columns or grids
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KevinMarks
the pinterest/ g+ look
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KartikPrabhu
but that can be done with anything...
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KartikPrabhu
that is why I am confused. I think of cards more like a visual style than an actual thing...
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KartikPrabhu
of instance how is a 'card' different than an marked-up hentry?
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: the term is used for both the design pattern and the visual look
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snarfed
not ideal, but ah well
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: I don't understand what the design pattern is?
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snarfed
it's what i described before, and you thought was "vague" :P
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snarfed
(which is kinda fair)
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KartikPrabhu
haha... I mean is 'card' diff. from marked-up HTML?
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gRegor`
Er, isn't "design pattern and visual look" the same? :)
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snarfed
well yeah, since neither the design pattern nor the visual look is web-specific
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snarfed
gRegor`: UX design, not visual design
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gRegor`
Ah
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snarfed
kartif you're
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gRegor`
Take two
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: if you're still interested, googling 'card design pattern' has good results
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kbs
oh, you had me pretty confused as well :) [me immediately associates 'design patterns' with something else altogether]
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: but in any context 'card' just seems to mean 'a bundle of data' which is basically everything in that context
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ben_thatmustbeme
confusion over graphics design vs software design?
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: same with the Google links
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KartikPrabhu
to clarify: does someone have an example of 'not a card' ?
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kbs
ben_thatmustbeme: yep [speaking for my confusion anyway, but now think I'm up to speed]
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: yes. you're right, it's a broad pattern. maybe one key point is that it's usually an atom of data, not a collection
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aaronpk
is someone adding this to /card?
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snarfed
KartikPrabhu: sure. it wouldn't make sense to use cards on https://snarfed.org/archive, either for the whole thing or each individual link
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snarfed
aaronpk: not yet :P
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kbs
I think one paragraph within in an article would not be 'a card'
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snarfed
yup, that's another good example
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kbs
however, possibly a summary/abstract of an article might qualify as 'a card'
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KartikPrabhu
snarfed: why? each h-entry is a card no?
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snarfed
cards are good for atomic, short form units of content like fb posts, tweets, now cards
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aaronpk
also cards are not usually presented in a list
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KartikPrabhu
aaronpk: Google Now
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snarfed
collection yes, but list not so much
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KartikPrabhu
is confused about this diff.
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snarfed
(list usually implies a simpler, e.g. single text line representation)
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aaronpk
i thought you normally see google now cards one at a time
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aaronpk
is not an android user tho
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snarfed
aaronpk: no
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snarfed
the app shows multiple
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aaronpk
huh ok
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KevinMarks
and you get stacks of them
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aaronpk
must be thinking of Glass :)
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KartikPrabhu
stacks of cards! yeah
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snarfed
should probably stop trying to explain this since he's not a UX designer
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KartikPrabhu
isn't either
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KartikPrabhu
not even close
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tantek
tries to catchup and sees a wall of text - hmm - no capturing discussion to wiki to summarize?
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: Mostly I am confused about what a 'card' is, apart from just a 'bundle of data'
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: discussing such things in the abstract (i.e. wall of text) is nearly useless
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tantek
Upload real examples of cards to discuss, embed them on the /cards page, and then we can discuss details of *real* examples instead.
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KartikPrabhu
true! so here is a concrete question: What is an example of something that is not a 'card'?
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tantek
haha - so not a concrete question!
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tantek
there's nothing real there - that question is 100% conceptual.
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KartikPrabhu
lol... if everything is a card then I can upload a lot of examples to /card
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gRegor`
Not a discrete answer, either.
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gRegor`
"XML is not a card"
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gRegor`
There ya go. ;)
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tantek
gRegor`: not an indiscrete answer but rather a meta-answer, questioning the question itself ;)
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gRegor`
Didn't mean you, tantek. Just the "what is not X?" question
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gRegor`
I do get his confusion, though
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: if you don't have a specific real world example of something you think is a card, then there's not much point in discussion.
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: that is what I am trying to understand. What do people mean by cards? since there is a page /card people must have some notion
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tantek
gRegor`: the method being applied here is pragmatic socratic method, whereby a question is met with counter-questions requesting real-world connections/relations/examples.
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: that page has both a definition and specific examples.
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aaronparecki.com
moved /cards to /card "singular"
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aaronpk
does that clear things up?
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gRegor`
No, I get you, tantek. :)
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tantek
gRegor`: :)
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gRegor`
I was just saying there's no real good answer to "What is not X?"
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gregorlove.com
edited /card (+1) "singularize"
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KartikPrabhu
since they are "small information summaries, often summaries of specific web pages. "
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gregorlove.com
edited /card (+0) "sans bold A"
(view diff)
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gRegor`
I think "external I think "specific, *external* sites" might be helpful there.
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: if you can explain how http://kartikprabhu.com/archive/year=2013 are "cards" as defined and like the other examples, then yes, do so, and explain why.
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tantek
gRegor`: yes
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gRegor`
Wow, nice sentence, gRegor
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gRegor`
Glad it made some sense
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KartikPrabhu
hmm so 'external' is a criteria... ok makes a little more sense
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gregorlove.com
edited /card (+10) "external"
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tantek
gRegor`: I applied automatic error correction and dropped the apparently duplicate prefix
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gRegor`
Benefit of being around nerds :)
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gRegor`
How is the page now?
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KartikPrabhu
adding 'external' makes the definition much more specific
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KartikPrabhu
maybe i was being pedantic here
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gRegor`
I don't think so. It led to changes. :)
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KartikPrabhu
adding 'external' does rule out my archive page for instance :P
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gRegor`
Any indieweb people have a tweet with a youtube link in it recently?
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gRegor`
Going to add to /Twitter Cards as an example
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gRegor`
Thanks
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gRegor`
Will add both
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KartikPrabhu
unfortunately I don't have 'cards' in my original note post :P
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gRegor`
Thats fine
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gRegor`
adding specifically to Twitter Cards page
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gregorlove.com
edited /Twitter_Cards (+138) "/* See Also */"
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KartikPrabhu
maybe that is a good example to capture... compare original note post with out embedded youttube 'card' with the twitter one
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gregorlove.com
edited /Twitter_Cards (-4) "/* Examples */"
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kbs
KartikPrabhu: hm, for me anyway
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kbs
I think of cards as more about 'summary' rather than about 'external'. Example [from earlier] -- "full paper" == not-a-card
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kbs
"abstract of paper" == card
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kbs
etc.
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tantek
Cards is one of those things like annotations. Once you start thinking of things as "cards" you start to think of nearly everything as a "card". (specific context: may make more sense to folks like hober and kevinmarks who were at the W3C Web Annotations Workshop a couple of weeks ago - see #ianno14 for some leftovers)
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KartikPrabhu
tantek: I think we discussed annotation before and yes that was my confusion with cards too
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KartikPrabhu
kbs: by your definition than my archive page with summaries of articles would qualify.... interesting
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tantek
KartikPrabhu: if you discuss some new concept X and start to think that everything is X, then you may be lost yes.
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KartikPrabhu
which is why my pedantic question "what is not X?"
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tantek
Same problem happened with Google Web Intents. The proponents of Google Web Intents saw everything as an "intent", which pretty much doomed it.
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aaronpk
tantek: does that pattern have a name? that's fascinating
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kbs
KartikPrabhu: sure - I think each summary would probably work as a card [for me anyway] but I wouldn't call the entire list of summaries as "a card"
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KartikPrabhu
though I am pretty much on board with cards = external embedded content like reply-contexts and auto-embedded youtube videos
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tantek
aaronpk - not sure. it is definitely a linguistic/psychological phenomenon that I've seen repeatedly over the years (web intents, annotations, and cards are just the latest specific examples)
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gregorlove.com
edited /Twitter_Cards (+37) "/* Examples */"
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tantek
let me see if I can ask
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tantek
aaronpk - another example, RDF/Semweb people see everything as "triples"
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tantek
the closest term I have is metavirus
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tantek
it's a particularly infectious kind of meme that is a metameme that rewrites your notions of previous ideas (memes) in terms of itself.
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gregorlove.com
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aaronpk
maybe it is kinda the golden hammer
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gRegor`
Used http://snag.gy to crop that screen capture. Worked well.
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aaronpk
"a golden hammer is an over-reliance on a familiar tool"
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tantek
it's not the opposite of that, but relatd
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tantek
it's like a kind of nail, that when you see it, all other nails look like that nail.
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tantek
s/when/once
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Loqi
tantek meant to say: it's like a kind of nail, that once you see it, all other nails look like that nail.
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KartikPrabhu
'pretty nail effect'? :P
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tantek
seeing something pretty doesn't make everything else look pretty
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tantek
there's something more subtle going on
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gregorlove.com
edited /Twitter_Cards (+34) "/* Examples */"
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tantek
also - we could just hotlink to Twitter's own Card Example images right?
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gregorlove.com
edited /Twitter_Cards (+12) "/* Examples */ downsizing a bit."
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gRegor`
I have, but figured it'd be worth capturing how they look at this point in time.
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gregorlove.com
edited /Twitter_Cards (+104) "/* Examples */"
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KevinMarks
there is the phenomenon that when you get, say, a poodle, you see poodles everyehere
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KevinMarks
because now you're looking for them
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gRegor`
KartikPrabhu: Do your notes not receive webmentions?
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KevinMarks
Observational Selection Bias
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KartikPrabhu
gRegor`: no... not yet
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gRegor`
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gRegor`
I tried to manually send you one from the Twitter Cards page and it failed. :)
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tantek.com
edited /silo-quits (+573) "Doug McKown - FB and a few others"
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KartikPrabhu
gregor`: yeah I was planning to get the webmentions working on articles correctly and then add them to notes too
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gRegor`
Makes sense
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gRegor`
Well, you're wiki famous now
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KartikPrabhu
w00t! will cross off 'wiki famous' off my bucket list
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Loqi
yay!
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tantek.com
edited /like (+132) "add Frontline show URL from bret"
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gRegor`
Should /post just be a redirect to /posts and the information merged? Not sure how useful the distiction is on separate pages.
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gRegor`
s/distiction/distinction/
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Loqi
gRegor` meant to say: Should /post just be a redirect to /posts and the information merged? Not sure how useful the distinction is on separate pages.
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@robcolbert
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KartikPrabhu
seems like another silo, would be interesting to see how they do federated annotations
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kylewm
KartikPrabhu: I've always wanted a service like that that would let me suggest grammatical corrections
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kylewm
if enough visitors suggest it's -> its, then it automatically notifies the author...something like that
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KartikPrabhu
yeah... this can surely be done with mentions and micropub
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KartikPrabhu
specially since webmentions has already solved the federated comment thing
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kylewm
huh, that's an interesting idea. indieweb replies to a particular word/phrase/sentence a la medium.com
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kylewm
or like you can reply to a line of the irc log
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KartikPrabhu
kylewm: yeah. though I don't know how to mention a particular fragment in a post
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@SEEVed
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