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Brendan shows how he uses IFTTT and a webhook to post to his own site from Instagram. I think I might set up something similar to post from Untappd to my own site.
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Wait... What?! There's a reading plugin for @WithKnown? It appears to be based on Jonathan LaCour's Food plugin, but portends some interesting new "read" post functionality within the IndieWeb community. https://github.com/zoglesby/Known-Read
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I really enjoyed this pilot episode! I was particularly interested in some of the discussion around annotations for audio. I think I’ll spend some time noodling on using Jon Udell’s clipping tool to generate shareable snippet URLs, and updating my webmention handling to try and turn mentions with media fragment timestamps into pretty annotations.
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Congratulations, Jason—twenty years of kottke.org is a hell of an achievement!
I’ve been reading back through the early archives (which I wouldn’t recommend), and it feels like excavating down through layers of sediment, tracing the growth & evolution of the web, a media format, and most of all, a person.
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On the “login” page where it asks for your url, it should have a button called “what’s this?”
That button opens up either an app based tutorial or a website tutorial that explains from a High Level the idea of IndieAuth and Micropub and links to some Micropub servers that can be used. (Right now probably micro.blog and Known)
Errors should be returned when attempting to login that make sense to a user that doesn’t understand IndieAuth or Micropub, but also provide a link to Micropub.rocks that helps diagnose the issue
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The center left is my Micropub/Microsub app I’m building called Indigenous, and the center right is a location tracking app built by @aaronpk called Overland
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"html": "<blockquote>\n<p>Anyone with me? Am I totes off base?</p>\n</blockquote>\n<p>You are certainly not; the tools provided right now are indeed technical. However, you have to keep it in mind, that none of the specifications are finalised in any form - only webmentions are in W3C recommendation stage. <em>As it has been pointed out, my wording and knowledge was off: recommendation is the final, released stage, so I fixed it.</em></p>\n<blockquote>\n<p>The vast majority of users aren\u2019t going to read the spec., nor care to ever do so. [...] This should be our (the IndieWeb\u2019s) holy mission \u2014 empowering all sorts of folks to post content that they get to control.</p>\n</blockquote>\n<p>This is where we disagree. There are other, interesting movements, two of them with very similar goals: Repair Caf\u00e9 and Restart Party. As the name suggests, it's about repairing things, instead of throwing them away, but both of them share the ideology of teaching people to fix their own things; to learn about their tools, to value, to own them.</p>\n<p>Owning the content is the first step, but it shouldn't be the only step. I wholeheartedly disagree with WordPress' attitude, making people avoid technical responsibility<a href=\"https://petermolnar.net/#fn1\">1</a> - people should care, they should be at least be aware of what's happening when they press a publish button. They needn't have to be capable of doing it from scratch, but providing the tools only is not a goal I can align with.</p>\n<p>If we keep up the attitude of making everything so simple that people don't have to understand, we'll very soon find ourselves in the chapter of The Foundation, where the priests keep running technology, without anyone understanding it.</p>\n\n\n<ol><li><p><a href=\"https://www.rarst.net/wordpress/technical-responsibility/\">https://www.rarst.net/wordpress/technical-responsibility/</a><a href=\"https://petermolnar.net/#fnref1\">\u21a9</a></p></li>\n</ol>",
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I think that this is 💯% correct. There is a long way to go, but I think the path is not completely clear. I kind of feel like Wordpress is a Gen 2 tool. I might be wrong. But it feels like the solution to this is not just making Wordpress plugins better.
I think it is something that has: easy one-click install approach (better if no install needed but I think that’s still a ways off), a straight forward configuration/settings screen.
I think that means IF this solution is based in Wordpress, it probably means creating a simplified Admin Theme with the traditional Wordpress Admin Theme as an optional switch in “advanced settings”.
I wonder to some extent if Drupal is a good solution, however I don’t know about the one-click installation possibilities of that. I almost think either Known being further refined or an “original IndieWeb focused CMS”. However the IndieWeb is so big there are many diverse opinions as to what something like that would be like.
I lean towards those later two options: Refining Known or developing a new simple IndieWeb principled CMS, incorporating things like flat file storage and/or SQLite. With the idea of keeping it low configuration and maintenance.
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"html": "<p>I think that this is \ud83d\udcaf% correct. There is a long way to go, but I think the path is not completely clear. I kind of feel like Wordpress is a Gen 2 tool. I might be wrong. But it feels like the solution to this is not just making Wordpress plugins better.</p>\n\n<p>I think it is something that has: easy one-click install approach (better if no install needed but I think that\u2019s still a ways off), a straight forward configuration/settings screen.</p>\n\n<p>I think that means IF this solution is based in Wordpress, it probably means creating a simplified Admin Theme with the traditional Wordpress Admin Theme as an optional switch in \u201cadvanced settings\u201d.</p>\n\n<p>I wonder to some extent if Drupal is a good solution, however I don\u2019t know about the one-click installation possibilities of that. I almost think either Known being further refined or an \u201coriginal IndieWeb focused CMS\u201d. However the IndieWeb is so big there are many diverse opinions as to what something like that would be like.</p>\n\n<p>I lean towards those later two options: Refining Known or developing a new simple IndieWeb principled CMS, incorporating things like flat file storage and/or SQLite. With the idea of keeping it low configuration and maintenance.</p>"
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@fionajvoss I haven't seen many people automating syndication to places like Yelp, Amazon, or Goodreads, but I've done it manually in the past. Some potential examples and help here: https://indieweb.org/review
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Given the Facebook data breach you may be wondering which apps have access to your data from social network silos? Can't find where the administrator links are buried? #indieweb has the links for you https://indieweb.org/appaccess
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