To start biweekly evening sessions in Paris to work on our websites (open to anyone who wants to build indieweb or learn it). First session: Monday 2014-10-06 19:00-21:00 at Mutinerie
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An editor in the context of the indieweb most often refers to a user interface for editing (making changes to) a post, whether an existing post, or when creating a new post. The term editor may also refer to a person who edits a post after an author has written it, or even more rarely, the editor of a specification, like micropub, who is the primary contributor and/or verifier of contributions.
Approaches
There are a spectrum of different approaches / opinions / desires for different post creating / editing interfaces / preferences / formats.
From most directly visual, to least visual and code-like, to some code, to all code:
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The representative h-card for a page is an h-card on that page that represents that page, if any, as not all pages are about a person or organization, a page might not have a representative h-card.
See and read with translating hCard to h-card inline as you read:
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text refers to written content, documents with only written (AKA textual) content, a document format for such like Unicode or ASCII, or may refer to a text message (AKA txt or SMS) or sometimes a note.
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POSE is an acronym for "Publish Once Syndicate Everywhere" which is conceptually similar to but looser than POSSE, which asserts that the "once" be on your "own site". POSE has been subsumed/superseded by POSSE.
Historical References
The phrase "publish once syndicate everywhere" has appeared in a few places in the past. If you find earlier references / permalinks, please add them with a blockquote of the context of the phrase.
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Typical use of the term roadmap does not refer to actual roads, maps, or maps of roads - instead, keep a personal priority ordered list of what you're specifically Working On, and for unsorted or vague desires, add them to an unordered Itches list, on your User page or your project's page.
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Sat, October 4 tantek.com /* Where */ note SF has no organizer for this week's meetup, provide instructions how to if anyone else wants to - maybe jdp23? Just takes two!
Sun, October 5 tantek.com /* DB connection loss */ another better search - for sites indexed as "Database Error" "Error establishing a database connection"
Sun, October 5 tantek.com /* DB connection loss */ note specific example found today during unrelated google search, quote the boilerplate error markup that comes back
Sun, October 5 tantek.com note documented with specific examples, as things should be
Sun, October 5 tantek.com /* community split */ specifically note split experience, rather than just opinion
Sun, October 5 tantek.com /* Alternatives */ see file-storage, instead of just one example of Falcon
Sun, October 5 tantek.com document New and Hip Silos separately from Popular, document Silo Innovations, Flexibility, User Innovations Inside Silos, move Cybe to a new Vaporware Silos section
Sun, October 5 tantek.com move flexibility before innovation, quitting after issues
Sun, October 5 tantek.com /* User Innovations Inside */ citations for @-reply, hashtag, retweet
Sun, October 5 tantek.com add projects section with link to webmention.io github for handling pingbacks. makes more sense here than in backfeed see also.
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