Sandeep Shettysandeepshetty pingback, but Aaron Parecki is sending/accepting webmention (also built a webmention -> pingback proxy) and the rest of us are working on it. General consensus is that it’s way easier than pingback :)
Historically, I consider this thread to be the #indieweb equivalent of this tweet.
Laurent Eschenauer great work getting #indieweb comments working :)
Just hooked up my #indieweb notes to Brennan Novak’s rather awesome @emoome sentiment analysis API! So all my notes will have automated emotion/language analysis applied now, which I can query through machine tags.
At the moment I’m not publicly showing this data, but if you can read HTML it’s in the source (machine tags not shown by default) and if you can read JSON, add .json onto the end of the URL.
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Laura Kalbag:
Cross-posting fail again. http://t.co/NXXHgrkWzG is so good for quoting a great line or two from an article. Twitter lacks the space.
Laura Kalbag:
Cross-posting fail again. http://t.co/NXXHgrkWzG is so good for quoting a great line or two from an article. Twitter lacks the space.
Laura Kalbag feel free to point cross-poster builders towards POSSE To Twitter, we (indiewebcamp) have documented in detail best practises based on our own experiences and observations :)
Yet another reason why HTML+microformats2 is the way forward for feeds on the web:
“Most people don’t know what HTML is and yet are able to consume pages without caring much.”
/by Julien Genestoux (source)
Robin Andrews you’ve gone from having no website to setting up your #indieweb identity, with POSSEing of posts out to social networks, in what — two months? Your brain has the right to be frazzled :) Well done, keep it up!
I hadn’t checked my mentions for a few days, then I get this from Laurent Eschenauer and find that I’ve had pingbacks from some other people too! All of whom have chosen to mention me on their own domain. I am honoured. This stuff works :) #indieweb
#watching/#listening to Aral Balkan’s “The High Cost of Free” (slides and audio) #indieweb #ownyourcontent #bookmark
Indiewebifying my #digpen lanyard: http://photos.waterpigs.co.uk/p/t4
And the compliment of that #universallaw: the simpler the text-publishing service, the more interesting uses it’s users will put it to, provided it paves their cow paths (e.g. Twitter with RTs, #hashtags and @-replies).
Give users constraints and simplicity, see what they do, then solidify that functionality — or, from an #indieweb point of view, give yourself constraints, then pave your solitary cowpaths.
Cool to see Steven Downes has picked up on some #indieweb writings and has been POSSEing for ages. And I now have my own author URL on his site! That is a fascinating approach.
Anil Dash talks about browsers removing the ability to run arbitrary extensions — personally I am more bothered about websites banning their users for creating those extensions #indieweb #ownyourcontent
Booked ticket for digpensw — so if anyone wants to talk #microformats, #indieweb or #webactions on the day, come and say hello!
The single greatest thing about the social web is how it has forced people to overcome their technophobias in order to connect with other humans.
/by Chris Messina (source)
Those last two notes posted using latest Web Action Hero Toolbelt, now with select-to-quote UI #webactions #indieweb #quoting
If content is important to you, keep it close. If your content is important to others, keep it close and well backed up.
by Drew McLellan (source) #indieweb
That excellent post of Tantek Çelik’s, like all well–hyperlinked documents, lead me to a whole raft of great #indieweb resources I hadn’t come across before:
- @brianoberkirch, his post on portable social building blocks and his other PSN posts, all of which make good reading
- The @microformats wiki page on portable social networks
- Tantek Çelik’s Creating Building Block for Independents presentation, and the associated wiki
(In other news: I need to make a “dump tabs into new note dialog” browser #extension)