So, which is more annoying, POSSE permalinks w/ … if continued, in () if not, or Aral Balkan’s …tweet…continued…thing…? For comparison:
Personally I find the …/() permalink/shortlink/short id pattern to be much more readable, especially when there are multiple long tweets happening at the same time, and they are mainly one or two words over Twitter’s limit. But it is more cluttered than the … technique.
I did a #webaction #toolbelt video:
We have a #webactions Hero Toolbelt config UI!
Now onto the actual meat. Most of this was already implemented in my fork of #indieweb reply, I just have to tidy it up and add in the <action> shim.
Tom Morris:
@tigerchops The canonical version is on my site. Twitter is just syndication. See http://t.co/cZuTFr1g7W
Tom Morris tigerchops twitter is just temporary infrastructure for social BC ;) #indieweb
.haschek’s #indieweb site is nice: http://michael.haschke.biz/
Laura Kalbag:
@BarnabyWalters unfortunately not easily enough to setup on your own space. (I’m talking really basic users).
.Laura Kalbag “on your own space” is important but not a prerequisite of #indieweb (IMO at least). The domain name is the most important thing, so starting with hosted wordpress.com or tumblr or even just redirecting to it is valid and an easy first step.
I’d encourage you to check out the Getting Started Guide — feedback/edits gratefully accepted, it’s important to me that the guide is as helpful and clear as it can be.
Laura Kalbag:
@BarnabyWalters I agree in theory, but in practice the indie web of which you speak is only available to those with tech skills to make it.
Laura Kalbag would you agree that wordpress.com (and to a lesser extent, other wordpress services) is non-techie-friendly? It supports most of the infrastructure we’re using on our #indieweb sites (e.g. pubsubhubbub, pingback, microformats) and provided you hook up your own domain name is an equally valid way of owning your content/identity online as rolling your own.
Laura Kalbag:
I still think http://t.co/viSWmZXHfp is the future, it’s just a shame all you stubborn so-and-sos are still over here ;)
Laura Kalbag no, no, no, the #indieweb web is the future :) Not any one silo.
Diaspora Export: Quickly generate a JSON file of all your public #diaspora posts #indieweb #ownyourcontent
Can any other #diaspora users (or fellow former users) verify that, on exporting your content (Settings -> Download XML) posts are NOT included.
I have User, Aspects, Contacts and People, but the Posts element is empty (<posts />). #indieweb #ownyourcontent
Branch:
@BarnabyWalters @chrismessina Hi Barnaby. FYI we'll never send tweets/DMs without your telling us to.
branch that’s great to hear, but it’s not my primary concern and not the reason I don’t want to use branch. My concern is that I don’t really want to be hosting my thoughts and/or identity in a place I don’t control.
Most of the time I would post the content here and duplicate it on the 3rd party site, linking back. In this specific case, being asked to log in with twitter purely for the privilege of asking to be part of a conversation was off-putting enough for me not to bother.
Twitter’s typeahead.js looks like a great base for #indieweb #autosuggest — it certainly has better UX than my current technique #bookmark #js
fraying just #listening to the first episode of fertile medium and really enjoying it!
Question: what is the context if you reply to something someone’s said on your own site, as a self–hosted reply (e.g. this one of mine, cross-posted here)?
In an #indieweb environment where everyone hosts their own comments, what happens to the their turf/own turf thing? Or is it more of a question of how the user agent in use displays interlinking content (and what blocking tools it offers)?
I wonder how common it is for HTTP APIs actually support PUT to a collection to replace it? Combined with the Robustness Principle it seems like a powerful tool for data migration #ownYourData #indieweb
superfeedr:
@BarnabyWalters Ha! I tried to log in with the hopes of maybe being able to leave a comment :) You should put a #subToMe button too!
superfeedr self-hosted comments accepted via Pingback :)
I tend to prefer to let users inject buttons/UI for the services they use rather than force buttons upon them (e.g. using Indieweb Reply as per Web Actions), but looks like #subToMe already does a good job of that so I might add one
Brennan Novak great to see you auto–POSSEing! And pleased that you found the truncenator useful. Also check out the stuff in BarnabyWaltersPosse, there’s a more up to date version of the truncenator as well as some other syndication helpers.
Aral Balkan:
@BarnabyWalters …maybe ‘articles’ would be a better name for ‘notes’ and ‘notes’ a better name for ‘scribbles’ :)
@aral that would certainly be more consistent with the naming schemes @aaronpk, Tantek Çelik and myself are using, which we borrowed from the activitystrea.ms schema.
It's great that you're self–hosting shorter units of content as well as longer articles now! Maybe tweets next? ;)
Great to see superfeedr using web action delegate patterns for subtome.com! #indieweb #webactions
I'm wondering where aral’s notes and scribbles fit into the infamous “notes vs articles” debate…? See also Semantics of Article-Note Distinction
My Gurdy Sheet Music listing is a bit old and tired in implementation and purpose as well as design. Currently re-building it as a much more flexible system with a much wider scope — I’ll be hosting my own tunes, and tunes I’ve transcribed as well as the trad. material which I’ve already got. #gurdy #indieweb