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role is an h-card property (marked up usually as "p-role") that can be used on a homepage to provide a summary of what that person does and/or how they perceive themselves, often providing a summary of what they post about.
A role is a brief way of introducing yourself, should reflect the things you post about, and thus is a good opportunity to provide readers of your website a personal summary of what is it that you do in general.
How
Use the p-role property to markup your role inside your h-card on your homepage
IndieWeb Examples
Tantek
Tantek Çelik has had a role at the top of his homepage just underneath his name since ~2010(?).
Thu, June 18 loqi.me prompted by tantek https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-18/line/1434664701340 and dfn added by tantek
Thu, June 18 tantek.com expand dfn with others writing, public posts you're tagged in, renamed to timeline, see also
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wall is the original name for a feature launched on Facebook which is a user's stream of updates shown on their profile page, similar to the main stream of posts you might show on your indieweb homepage, however with key innovations such as allowing your friends to "write" (create) posts on your wall, and also showing others' public posts that person-tag you.
Since its launch, Facebook has renamed the "wall" feature to "timeline", but the term has been in use so long that it's still used.
Thu, June 18 ehlovader.com Created page with "<span class="h-card">[http://ehlovader.com/ Joseph Richardson]</span> is a web developer in the Ann Arbor, MI area. I was instantly intrigued by IWC interesting after discovering..."
Joseph Richardson is a web developer in the Ann Arbor, MI area. I was instantly intrigued by IWC after discovering it two years ago and am just now getting the time to give it an honest chance.
The schedule is still in development and is open for suggestions based on the attendees. There will likely be some participant sessions determined the day of the event on an open session grid, as well as a few scheduled speakers.
All times are local times. We'll sync-up sessions across the different locations as we can!
Sun, June 14 loqi.me prompted by GWG https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-06-14/line/1434319522957 and dfn added by tantek
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YxYY is yxyy.us an annual creatives-focused conference in Palm Springs where participants brainstorm and create sessions onsite (BarCamp style) on any subject.
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created date is the date a post was authored, which may be different from the date the post was published, such as when a post is authored offline and published later
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required properties are an anti-pattern that has been solved with microformats2 - originally the result of unfortunate parsing/consuming code centric assumptions, often captured in IETF RFCs (like vCard, Atom) and propagated (like into classic microformats) that put undue burdens on publishers and result in a worse UI, poor data, and publisher confusion.
Thu, June 18 tantek.com stub with dfn, indieweb examples, silo examples, see also
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recent videos is a summary or filtered display of the most recently taken and posted videos on a site, supported on various silos as boxes on profile pages.
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None so far, but there are some itches (in rough date order of itch capture)
Fri, June 19 kylewm.com Created page with "{{stub}} <dfn>[https://redmatrix.me RedMatrix]</dfn> (sometimes The Red Matrix, Redmatrix, or redmatrix) is a decentralized publishing and identity platform, from the same peopl..."
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RedMatrix (sometimes The Red Matrix, Redmatrix, or redmatrix) is a decentralized publishing and identity platform, from the same people who work on Friendica.
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• - – Homebrew Website Club broadcast & peer-to-peer meetup & beforehand:
• optional 17:30-18:30 – quiet writing hour for the venues that explicitly have it.
All times are Pacific Time unless otherwise noted in venues.
Where
San Francisco
TBD
Portland
TBD
New York City
TBD
What
17:30-18:30 Quiet writing hour before the meetup. Come on by to blog or do other writing quietly.
Homebrew Website Club Meetup: Are you building your own website? Indie reader? Personal publishing web app? Or some other digital magic-cloud proxy? If so, come on by and join a gathering of people with likeminded interests. Bring your friends that want to start a personal web site. Exchange information, swap ideas, talk shop, help work on a project...
new!Portland 17:30-19:30 Hack Night - Tonight's meetup is a hack night! Come join a group of people building our own websites!
Thu, June 18 tantek.com stub with dfn, indieweb examples, silo examples, see also
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recent photos is a summary or filtered display of the most recently taken and posted photos on a site, supported on various silos as boxes on profile pages.
IndieWeb Examples
None so far, but there are some itches (in rough date order of itch capture)
Wed, June 17 kylewm.com Created page with "<dfn>[https://thegrid.io/ The Grid]</dfn> is an in-progress website design tool, officially designated as "AI Websites that design themselves". As of June 2015, the website will ..."
The Grid is an in-progress website design tool, officially designated as "AI Websites that design themselves". As of June 2015, the website will take your credit card information and says "Beta roll-out beginning in June 2015".
smart template engine or generating layout from content
The "AI" component is quite unclear up to this day (on the 16th of October 2014).
Provided the team at thegrid.io and especially from what Henri Bergius bio suggests, we might be able to contribute in a near future to open source bricks designed in a NoFlo flow-based programming environment
Content would most likely be hosted on GitHub (via GitHub pages), following this official example.
One might wonder if content could easily be hosted elsewhere by late Spring 2015 (according to the current roadmap and for "founding members") and rendering layout be similarly custom-tailored.
Wed, June 17 aaronparecki.com /* Official Guest List */ replace with new have/want categories, and soften the requirements if you don't have a site yet
Wed, June 17 aaronparecki.com remove creator/apprentice headers
Sun, June 14 tantek.com /* POSSE to Tumblr */ Bridgy Publish POSSE to Tumblr - not yet, but referenced gh issue with call to action to help add that support
Sun, June 14 tantek.com /* Bridgy Publish POSSE to Tumblr */ link gh issue Bridgy Publish response to Tumblr permalinks, to Tumblr itself
Sun, June 14 tantek.com /* POSSE to Tumblr */ a few more specific instances of Bridgy Publish 272, add reply to Tumblr posts POSSE and POSSE Replies to Tumblr subsections, note KevinMarks manual POSSE to Tumblr example
Thu, June 18 tantek.com indieweb community to do: document how to use your own site instead of your Tumblr, including document Tumblr explicit post types <-> specific indie web post types, how to Import from Tumblr, Markup, POSSE to Tumblr
Aaron Parecki: https://github.com/aaronpk/p3k/issues/22
