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"text": "@outlandishjosh I could easily see @getpantheon building IndieWeb stacks with @WordPress +Plugins or @Drupal or @backdropcms + https://www.drupal.org/project/indieweb to expand this type of decentralized web interaction in a way similar to @microdotblog",
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Homebrew Website Club tomorrow! 6:30pm at Mozart’s Coffee. We’ll keep it informal as we get back into holding this meetup. Time to review recent IndieWeb events, Micro.blog progress, or talk about updates to our sites.
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"text": "Just a quick note: ostensibly to fight algorithmic propaganda, Facebook is shutting off API access to publish to profiles tomorrow. I expect other platforms to follow. That's completely their right.The indieweb has this intrinsic idea of Publishing on your Own Site, Syndicating Elsewhere: automatically sending your content to other social networks. When we pitched this as part of Known, we rightly got a lot of feedback about outsized supplier power from the social networks. They could withdraw their APIs - and if the value in the platform was in this ability to syndicate, instantly erode value in the platform. It doesn't take an industry analyst to see that this criticism was right on the money.I still see a lot of value in having your own website. I've been blogging since 1998, but switched to Movable Type in 2001, a new WordPress site in 2006, and then Idno / Known in 2013. I'm a little bit jealous of people who have had a consistent web presence for decades, but even this timeline has outlasted most social networks.But I see less value in syndicating directly. I had already stopped syndicating tweets and status updates. From here on out, I'm going to stop automatically syndicating anything, and will revert to manually posting. I'm also going to make a strong argument\u00a0in the open source Known community that syndication should be limited to webhooks going forward. In other words, third parties will be able to create microservices with a standard API, which your Known or other indieweb-compatible site will be able to connect to. You could click a button to notify those services (or have your site do it automatically).But any kind of API maintenance would be taken out of the core code or official plugins. Not only is life too short, but it's long past time to stop building code on top of centralized silos of content.",
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"text": "https://github.com/sknebel yes that is the interpretation I intended, and thanks for the review and suggestion. I have added \"explicit\" explicitly :)\n\nhttp://microformats.org/wiki/index.php?title=microformats2-parsing&diff=66898&oldid=66890\n\nIf with that change we have sufficiently resolved this issue 36, go ahead and close it. Thanks!",
"html": "<a href=\"https://github.com/sknebel\">https://github.com/sknebel</a> yes that is the interpretation I intended, and thanks for the review and suggestion. I have added \"explicit\" explicitly :)<br /><br /><a href=\"http://microformats.org/wiki/index.php?title=microformats2-parsing&diff=66898&oldid=66890\">http://microformats.org/wiki/index.php?title=microformats2-parsing&diff=66898&oldid=66890</a><br /><br />If with that change we have sufficiently resolved this issue 36, go ahead and close it. Thanks!"
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XRay, the library that I use to parse URLs to show comments, now supports parsing direct Microformats JSON, ActivityStreams 2.0, as well as finding a rel=alternate link and parsing data from that instead!
This means I now get great results when parsing Mastodon or other ActivityPub links, and this is also the first step in what I hope will result in fixing the Microformats situation for WordPress, since a WordPress plugin will be able to generate Microformats JSON and advertise that in a rel=alternate link.
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Uh oh. Just realized that when I made a change to my automatic webmention sending code just before going to the hospital broke sending webmentions to everything other than Bridgy. Now I’m gonna have to go back, find and resend the webmentions that weren’t sent previously.
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Anchor seems to be going for the YouTube model. They want a huge number of people to use their platform. But the concentration of so much media in one place is one of the problems with today’s web. Massive social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube have too much power over writers, photographers, and video creators. We do not want that for podcasts.
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“It’s almost too easy now, and too unsatisfying that you only can put your work in a community full of advertisements and full of tracking,” she said. “I think there will be this urge, on the one hand, to have a local internet of small communities, and, on the other hand, a decentralized internet again.”
“You can still make websites nowadays,” Heemskerk said. “People think it’s complex, but it isn’t —you just register your domain and make your website and that’s about it.”
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I have some swift Micropub stuff I’ve done that hasn’t been packaged up into a nice library but is available to take whatever is helpful. https://github.com/EdwardHinkle/indigenous-ios/tree/develop/Micropub
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My goal? Get people off of Facebook completely, and back onto the open web, where they're in control. I highly recommend Micro.blog as a great place to land! Using https://github.com/cleverdevil/ditchbook, you can even move your data 😀 #IndieWeb
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Adding mf2 to themes would allow easy integration with Webmentions and greater IndieWeb
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When you use IndieAuth to set up a new Micropub token for a channel, you should be able to create a new channel and then use that channel for the Micropub token being created
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"text": "Baltimore's second\u00a0Homebrew Website Club of July met at the Digital Harbor Foundation Tech Center on July 25th!\n \n\nHere are some notes from the \"broadcast\" portion of the meetup:\n\n derekfields.is \u2014 Derek wanted a couple new rules for sharing time, today. First, find and share a site with some cool tech that you like. Second, talk about why you're into web development. He showed off a demo of using the browser Gamepad API w/ a Playstation dual-shock 3 controller. It showed button state changes, including analog states for buttons and joysticks. Been thinking about lots of ideas lately but missing some focus. Looking at productivity hacks to focus more. Notices when he's not focusing, now trying prompts to figure out why he's distracted and get back on task. Derek is into web development because it changes rapidly and requires focus to keep learning. Been working on his VueJS class and it's been going well until today. His accountability buddy is on a trip.\n \n\njonathanprozzi.net \u2014 Been working on work stuff. Built a single-page app w/ Gatsby for deploys of some Digital Harbor Foundation content for use in remote schools with intermittent internet connections. Pulls course data from the central DHF WordPress and deploys it as a package on Netlify. Ran into his first deploy issues with Netlify due to case-sensitive filesystems (which he doesn't experience on his Mac dev machine). Been really inspired by the Susty WordPress theme\u00a0which can deliver WordPress pages in ~6KB, compared with most themes, which are very bloated. Jonathan is into the web because of the problem-solving aspects of it, but also because it allows creative expression and productivity.\nzach.oglesby.co\u00a0\u2014 New! Welcome, Zach! Recently switched his Known-powered site to Jonathan LaCour's\u00a0overview page (w/ location info and other nice things), but it doesn't have a representative h-card, yet, so working on that. Also working on making his read posts more compatible with IndieBookClub.\u00a0In terms of \"Cool Tech\", just had occasion to use Bootstrap for the first time, which was interesting. Zach is into web development because there are so many ways to do things on the web, you can play and tinker with different things you might not have otherwise.\n\n pulianas.com\u00a0\u2014 New! Welcome, Alec! Has had this website for a while, originally as a portfolio, now as a WordPress site that powers his Micro.blog. Been working on a new site for a podcast, Overanalyzed, also WordPress. In terms of \"Cool Tech\" - likes Eddie Hinkle's website. Also, webrings \"seem pretty cool\". Isn't a web developer professionally, but likes how it makes publishing easy. Really also likes the concept of owning your own content, bringing his stuff in from Twitter. Sees his online identities as layers: website is most personal, Twitter next, and Facebook is sanitized.\n \n\n\n martymcgui.re \u2014 Been working on the Baltimore Improv Festival website, a static site generator called Ruhoh that doesn't really \"exist\" as a project anymore, though the code and gems are still out there. Needs to spend time on the webrings site. In terms of \"Cool Tech\", likes this recent \"Even More CSS Secrets\" talk\u00a0from Lea Verou. Marty is into web development because it is an amazing way to share content that anyone can access from anywhere in the world! \"Can it be done on the web?\" is an interesting, if sometimes difficult, lens to see the world through.\n \n\nOther discussion:\n\nCode-of-Conduct issues with the recent Hackers On Planet Earth conference that Marty attended last weekend.\n Deploying things on Netlify! Marty tried his first Netlify site during quiet writing hour, as a potential host for the Baltimore Improv Festival website, which is currently on an old shared host.\n Tools for writing VueJS (and using Visual Studio Code for it). Like Vue Snippets for VS Code, linting tools, and Sarah Drasner's CSS tricks articles about VueJS.\n \nbrutalist-web.design\u00a0and the principle of least power when building things.\n Talked about how mobile designs can be better than \"full\" desktop site designs. E.g. Twitter\u00a0vs. mobile Twitter. But also Facebook\u00a0vs. mobile Facebook\u00a0vs. \"basic\" mobile Facebook, the last of which has no Javascript!\n Getting around town. E.g. the new Bird scooters that are here in Baltimore.\nLeft-to-right: zach.oglesby.co, derekfields.is, martymcgui.re, pulianas.com, jonathanprozzi.netThanks to everybody who came out! We hope to see you all again at our next meeting on Wednesday\u00a0August 8th\u00a0at 6:30pm (quiet writing hour at 5:30pm)!",
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Like <a href=\"https://duckduckgo.com/?q=vue+snippets+for+vscode&atb=v51-3_a&ia=software\">Vue Snippets for VS Code</a>, linting tools, and <a href=\"https://sarahdrasnerdesign.com/\">Sarah Drasner</a>'s CSS tricks articles about VueJS.</li>\n <li>\n<a href=\"https://brutalist-web.design/\">brutalist-web.design</a>\u00a0and the principle of least power when building things.</li>\n <li>Talked about how mobile designs can be better than \"full\" desktop site designs. E.g. <a href=\"https://twitter.com/\">Twitter</a>\u00a0vs. <a href=\"https://mobile.twitter.com/home\">mobile Twitter</a>. But also <a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/\">Facebook</a>\u00a0vs. <a href=\"https://m.facebook.com/\">mobile Facebook</a>\u00a0vs. <a href=\"https://mbasic.facebook.com/\">\"basic\" mobile Facebook</a>, the last of which has no Javascript!</li>\n <li>Getting around town. E.g. the new Bird scooters that are here in Baltimore.</li>\n</ul><img src=\"https://aperture-proxy.p3k.io/8f3c6c0b7805350853fd7bef116bb1366e570fff/68747470733a2f2f6d656469612e6d617274796d636775692e72652f33302f30342f62352f65652f39323436353361373532666138633766616433333035646436626534373232663737653735633061626165336534646131303665323031312e6a7067\" alt=\"\" />Left-to-right: zach.oglesby.co, derekfields.is, martymcgui.re, pulianas.com, jonathanprozzi.net<p>Thanks to everybody who came out! We hope to see you all again at our next meeting on <strong>Wednesday</strong>\u00a0<a href=\"https://indieweb.org/events/2018-08-08-homebrew-website-club\">August 8th</a>\u00a0at <strong>6:30pm</strong> (quiet writing hour at 5:30pm)!</p>"
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As I mentioned in Part 1 of My IndieWeb Story, I’ve been posting my content to my own website for a year and a half. But what about all the content that came out before that? All the social media “silos” still have it. One of the goals I have this year is to reclaim all my social media content.
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