17:30: Optional writing hour and quiet socializing
18:30: IndieWeb demos and hack night!
Homebrew Website Club retro 1980s-style logo
Topics for this week: Year-end hack projects 2018 IndieWeb Challenge starts Saturday! Demos of personal website breakthroughs Create or update your personal web site!
Join a community with like-minded interests. Bring friends that want a personal site, or are interested in a healthy, independent web!
Any questions? Ask in #indieweb Slack or IRC
More information: IndieWeb Wiki Event Page
RSVP: post an indie RSVP on your own site!
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Trying something different over the next few days. The Parkeology Disneyworld Challenge, to ride all open rides at 4 Disney World parks in one day. The challenge requires tweeting to @Parkeology with the tag #parkeologychallenge. Another team member will be keeping that record for official certification. I’ll be doing my Indieweb version when it won’t interfere. Only 1 rule for that. It must be posted to my website.
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Remember when I wrote about using push without notifications? Sebastiaan has written up the details of the experiment he conducted at Indie Web Camp Berlin.
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In den letzten 4…5 Jahren hab ich immer wieder mit dem Gedanken gespielt meinen facebook Account zu löschen. Mein Account hatte wirklich wenig persönliches und ich habe ihn fast ausschließlich dazu benutzt, meine Blogposts zu teilen. Der einzig plausible Grund der mich noch daraun gehindert hat ihn zu löschen, ist mein Beruf. Mittlerweile bin ich […]
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"html": "<p>In den letzten 4...5 Jahren hab ich immer wieder mit dem Gedanken gespielt meinen facebook Account zu l\u00f6schen. Mein Account hatte wirklich wenig pers\u00f6nliches und ich habe ihn fast ausschlie\u00dflich dazu benutzt, meine Blogposts zu teilen. Der einzig plausible Grund der mich noch daraun gehindert hat ihn zu l\u00f6schen, ist mein Beruf. Mittlerweile bin ich aber der \u00dcberzeugung, dass daf\u00fcr auch ein ... nennen wir es mal \"Test-Account\" ... ausreicht.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Gl\u00fccklicherweise geh\u00f6re ich zu einer Generation die auch ganz gut ohne facebook auskommt, weshalb ich das \"<a href=\"https://medium.com/@ginahelfrich/deleting-facebook-is-a-privilege-you-should-do-it-anyway-fb299396fd70\">Privileg</a>\" habe, meinen Account zu l\u00f6schen.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Also dann: Ciao facebook!<br /></p>\n\n\n\n<p>Wer mich erreichen, mir folgen, mit mir diskutieren, oder einfach nur \"hallo\" sagen will, ist (bzw. \"war schon immer\") hier auf <strong>notiz.blog</strong> am besten aufgehoben. Mein Blog hat RSS, ATOM, JSON, Microformats(2), Schema.org und ActivityStream Feeds, er unterst\u00fctzt Kommentare, Salmons, Webmentions und Pingbacks, ihr k\u00f6nnt mir auf Mastodon, Friendi.ca, GNU.social, STATUS.net, Diaspora (<a href=\"https://github.com/pfefferle/wordpress-diaspora\"><abbr title=\"work in progress\">WIP</abbr></a>) (<code>(@)pfefferle@notiz.blog</code>), Micro.blog (\u00fcber irgend einen der oben erw\u00e4hnten Feeds) oder \u00fcber Telegram folgen (<code><a href=\"https://t.me/notizblog\">@notizblog</a></code>).</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Au\u00dferdem bin ich weiterhin \u00fcber <a href=\"https://twitter.com/pfefferle\">Twitter</a>, <a href=\"https://github.com/pfefferle\">GitHub</a> und diverse Slack Channels (IndieWeb, WordPress, ...) zu erreichen.</p>\n\n\n\n<p>Als n\u00e4chstes w\u00fcrde ich \u00fcbrigens auch gerne auf Whatsapp verzichten... Also bitte nur noch <a href=\"https://t.me/pfefferle\">Telegram</a> verwenden!<br /></p>"
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Another year is wrapping up (how?!), so time for my #indieweb #newwwyear resolutions for my website.
By 2019-01-01 I would like to:
Update my archive pages to cover more post types, not just articles
Add back the next/previous article navigation. I lost those as part of updates to the footer
As a stretch goal, I would like to work on my channels more. I would like to set up one to feed into my micro.blog that excludes replies to non-micro.blog posts. I would like to start treating micro.blog as my primary, external social network instead of Twitter.
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Thinking through planning the IndieWebCamp Online event. Right now, it looks like we might be scheduling it for the weekend of March 9 and 10, 2019. Anyone who is thinking about participating have any huge conflicts with that weekend? If so, let me know!
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"text": "In September I attended XOXO Festival for the first time. I\u2019ve heard great things about the festival over the years. I almost attended in 2016 but I couldn\u2019t quite make it work and decided I would go the following year. Then they announced they were going on hiatus, so there would be no XOXO 2017. I was really glad to hear they were coming back this year, so I was determined to attend.\n\nXOXO bills itself as an \u201cexperimental festival for independent artists and creators who work on the internet.\u201d The organizers are intentional about having a diverse and inclusive event, both speakers and attendees. Potential attendees fill out a brief survey about themselves and something they have recently created that they are proud of. This allows the organizers to invite a more diverse group of attendees instead of just having first-come, first-serve ticket sales. They also subsidized 20% of the attendees this year, which meant 400 free tickets.\n\nHere\u2019s a good little intro video with some footage from this year:\n\n\n\nSo what was my XOXO experience like?\n\nI was struck by how friendly everyone was. There was a large pavilion outside the venue with standing tables and a many people would readily walk up to you and introduce themselves. There was very little \u201cwhere do you work?\u201d in the conversations and a lot of \u201cwhat are you excited/passionate about?\u201d It felt like a gathering of soon-to-be friends and not a schmoozy networking event.\n\nThe opening keynote Thursday night by Cameron Esposito was funny and powerful. One of the best lines included in that video above was \u201cart dismantles power, otherwise it is propaganda.\u201d You should check out her stand-up special, Rape Jokes, which deals with her experience of sexual assault. It\u2019s free to watch on her site and she\u2019s collecting donations for RAINN. As of this writing, over $80k has been raised.\n\nIn the weeks prior to the festival, attendees were invited to join the XOXO Slack group chat. There are a bunch of different topical channels in there to help you connect with each other. Friday at the festival was largely reserved for social meetups. The Slack channels organized over 30 meetups around Portland. It ended up being a great way to ease into the festival by meeting people and exploring Portland.\n\nI attended the #indieweb/#mastodon meetup in the morning and the #mcelroy meetup in the afternoon. If you\u2019re not familiar with the McElroy brothers, they\u2019re best known for their hilarious advice podcast: My Brother, My Brother and Me. They have a segment within that show, \u201cMunch Squad,\u201d where they read fast food companies\u2019 earnest, actual press releases for their new food abominations. It seemed only appropriate that if we were going to have an XOXO #mcelroy meetup, it should be somewhere like Taco Bell. So that\u2019s what we did. We had some good, good (bad) food and lots of laughs. I kid you not, my total came to $6.69 (hashtag nice, hashtag blessed). For two people there, it was their first time ever eating Taco Bell, so it was a treat to introduce them to it.\n\nI might have bought munchsquad dot club after that meetup.\n\nFriday night the festival portion started, aka the Paradox of Choice. The main auditorium had Film and Animation. Another room had Art+Code. There was also the Arcade room and the Tabletop room. I went to Art+Code first and saw Jenn Schiffer\u2019s introduction, including some attendee\u2019s retro websites. I also saw Baratunde Thurston\u2019s talk about racialized news headlines and his quiz web app, Living While Black. Try it out and see if you can tell which headlines are real or fake.\n\nI decided to bop around to some of the other things going on at the same time, thinking that anything I missed in Art+Code would be recorded and posted online later. Unfortunately I was mistaken. I wish I had stayed in Art+Code longer, but oh well. I was glad to catch the Bill Wurtz segment of Film and Animation. If you\u2019re not familiar with him, start with \u201cand the day goes on.\u201d\n\nOn Saturday the conference portion started. These were the main speakers and there was only one track, so no worries about missing anything. They were also recorded and many are now posted. Check out some of my favorites:\n\nDemi Adejuyigbe\n\tOpen Mike Eagle\n\tJean Grae\n\tNatalie Wynn (ContraPoints)\nThere\u2019s several more posted on the XOXO YouTube.\n\nA recurring theme from both attendees and speakers was experiencing impostor syndrome. Some attendees even made an XOXO Bingo game where the free spot was \u201chave impostor syndrome.\u201d There was a recurring encouragement, though: yes, you do belong here.\n\nThe Slack chat was an interesting component throughout the event. 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Hopefully I will see you there in 2019!\n\nCheck out some other attendee\u2019s blog posts:\n\n\u201cLook After Each Other(tm)\u201d by Doug Hanke\n\n\t\u201cXOXO\u201d by Jess Driscoll\n\n\t\u201cDear XOXO\u201d by Georgie\n\n\t\u201cXOXO 2018\u201d by Kanane\n\n\t\u201cWhat XOXO 2018 taught me about running events\u201d by Brandon Johnson\n\n\t\u201cXOXO 2018 Monday Thoughts\u201d by Brook Shelley\n\n\t\u201cXOXO and the Shimmering \u201dDistortion Field\u201d by Julia Skott",
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They also subsidized 20% of the attendees this year, which meant 400 free tickets.</p>\n\n<p>Here\u2019s a good little intro video with some footage from this year:</p>\n\n\n\n<p>So what was my XOXO experience like?</p>\n\n<p>I was struck by how friendly everyone was. There was a large pavilion outside the venue with standing tables and a many people would readily walk up to you and introduce themselves. There was very little \u201cwhere do you work?\u201d in the conversations and a lot of \u201cwhat are you excited/passionate about?\u201d It felt like a gathering of soon-to-be friends and not a schmoozy networking event.</p>\n\n<p>The opening keynote Thursday night by <a class=\"h-card\" href=\"https://www.cameronesposito.com/\">Cameron Esposito</a> was funny and powerful. One of the best lines included in that video above was \u201cart dismantles power, otherwise it is propaganda.\u201d You should check out her stand-up special, Rape Jokes, which deals with her experience of sexual assault. It\u2019s free to watch on her site and she\u2019s collecting donations for <a href=\"https://www.rainn.org\"><abbr title=\"Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network\">RAINN</abbr></a>. As of this writing, over $80k has been raised.</p>\n\n<p>In the weeks prior to the festival, attendees were invited to join the XOXO Slack group chat. There are a bunch of different topical channels in there to help you connect with each other. Friday at the festival was largely reserved for social meetups. The Slack channels organized over 30 meetups around Portland. It ended up being a great way to ease into the festival by meeting people and exploring Portland.</p>\n\n<p>I attended the #indieweb/#mastodon meetup in the morning and the #mcelroy meetup in the afternoon. If you\u2019re not familiar with the McElroy brothers, they\u2019re best known for their hilarious advice podcast: <a href=\"https://www.maximumfun.org/shows/my-brother-my-brother-and-me\">My Brother, My Brother and Me</a>. They have a segment within that show, \u201cMunch Squad,\u201d where they read fast food companies\u2019 earnest, actual press releases for their new food abominations. It seemed only appropriate that if we were going to have an XOXO #mcelroy meetup, it should be somewhere like Taco Bell. So that\u2019s what we did. We had some good, good (bad) food and lots of laughs. I kid you not, my total came to $6.69 (hashtag nice, hashtag blessed). For two people there, it was their first time ever eating Taco Bell, so it was a treat to introduce them to it.</p>\n\n<p><i>I might have bought <a href=\"http://munchsquad.club\">munchsquad dot club</a> after that meetup.</i></p>\n\n<p>Friday night the festival portion started, aka the Paradox of Choice. The main auditorium had Film and Animation. Another room had Art+Code. There was also the Arcade room and the Tabletop room. I went to Art+Code first and saw <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvaWAkqlJPE\">Jenn Schiffer\u2019s introduction</a>, including some attendee\u2019s retro websites. I also saw Baratunde Thurston\u2019s talk about racialized news headlines and his quiz web app, <a href=\"https://livingwhileblack.glitch.me/\">Living While Black</a>. Try it out and see if you can tell which headlines are real or fake.</p>\n\n<p>I decided to bop around to some of the other things going on at the same time, thinking that anything I missed in Art+Code would be recorded and posted online later. Unfortunately I was mistaken. I wish I had stayed in Art+Code longer, but oh well. I was glad to catch the Bill Wurtz segment of Film and Animation. If you\u2019re not familiar with him, start with \u201c<a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHZr6P1csiY\">and the day goes on</a>.\u201d</p>\n\n<p>On Saturday the conference portion started. These were the main speakers and there was only one track, so no worries about missing anything. They were also recorded and many are now posted. Check out some of my favorites:</p>\n\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G39U1Z1d7qI\">Demi Adejuyigbe</a></li>\n\t<li><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrrLT5l8DvU\">Open Mike Eagle</a></li>\n\t<li><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrSm3HyHbqQ\">Jean Grae</a></li>\n\t<li><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ix9jxid2YU\">Natalie Wynn (ContraPoints)</a></li>\n</ul><p>There\u2019s several more posted on the <a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/user/xoxofest\">XOXO YouTube</a>.</p>\n\n<p>A recurring theme from both attendees and speakers was experiencing <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome\">impostor syndrome</a>. Some attendees even made an XOXO Bingo game where the free spot was \u201chave impostor syndrome.\u201d There was a recurring encouragement, though: yes, you do belong here.</p>\n\n<p>The Slack chat was an interesting component throughout the event. I was impressed that organizers and volunteers were on it regularly to answer questions and respond to feedback. Day-to-day, improvements were made based on feedback, like adding more lighting to the picnic tables outside at night. The organizers were very receptive to feedback and criticism; it was a transparent process since all the attendees could see it. It was also great to connect with other attendees through it. I used it to meet up with people for meals and even at the airport on my way home.</p>\n\n<p>I went in to XOXO with pretty high expectations and was not disappointed. It\u2019s a fantastic community. I highly recommend it if you\u2019re involved in anything creative online. Hopefully I will see you there in 2019!</p>\n\n<p>Check out some other attendee\u2019s blog posts:</p>\n\n<ul><li class=\"h-cite\">\u201c<a class=\"p-name u-url\" href=\"https://www.doug-hanke.com/blog/2018/9/10/xoxo-2018\">Look After Each Other(tm)</a>\u201d by <a class=\"u-author h-card\" href=\"https://www.doug-hanke.com/\">Doug Hanke</a>\n</li>\n\t<li class=\"h-cite\">\u201c<a class=\"p-name u-url\" href=\"https://jessdriscoll.github.io/blog/2018/09/09/xoxo\">XOXO</a>\u201d by <a class=\"u-author h-card\" href=\"http://jessdriscoll.com/\">Jess Driscoll</a>\n</li>\n\t<li class=\"h-cite\">\u201c<a class=\"p-name u-url\" href=\"https://hey.georgie.nu/xoxo/\">Dear XOXO</a>\u201d by <a class=\"u-author h-card\" href=\"https://hey.georgie.nu/\">Georgie</a>\n</li>\n\t<li class=\"h-cite\">\u201c<a class=\"p-name u-url\" href=\"http://www.spideyj.com/xoxo-2018/\">XOXO 2018</a>\u201d by <a class=\"u-author h-card\" href=\"http://www.spideyj.com\">Kanane</a>\n</li>\n\t<li class=\"h-cite\">\u201c<a class=\"p-name u-url\" href=\"http://brandon.mn/posts/2018-10-01-xoxo/\">What XOXO 2018 taught me about running events</a>\u201d by <a class=\"u-author h-card\" href=\"http://brandon.mn\">Brandon Johnson</a>\n</li>\n\t<li class=\"h-cite\">\u201c<a class=\"p-name u-url\" href=\"https://www.brookshelley.com/blog/2018/09/10/xoxo-thoughts.html\">XOXO 2018 Monday Thoughts</a>\u201d by <a class=\"u-author h-card\" href=\"https://www.brookshelley.com\">Brook Shelley</a>\n</li>\n\t<li class=\"h-cite\">\u201c<a class=\"p-name u-url\" href=\"https://www.juliaskott.com/blog/2018/9/28/xoxo-and-the-distortion-field\">XOXO and the Shimmering \u201dDistortion Field</a>\u201d by <a class=\"u-author h-card\" href=\"https://www.juliaskott.com\">Julia Skott</a>\n</li>\n</ul>"
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I think a read post primarily indicates an action related to reading it. “I want to read this,” “I am currently reading this,” or “I finished reading this.” I think any of those could include an optional comment. The Goodreads status update UI is a good example of this: you can update your reading progress and include a comment each time. Once you’ve marked a book as finished, you have a separate UI to enter a review and a rating, independent of your previous status updates and comments.
I think the general indieweb workflow for this would be several posts:
A read post with status to-read
read post(s) with status reading (one or more)
A read post with status finished
An h-review post
Personally I don't think updating existing posts is a great idea in this workflow, but I'm open to ideas. These are my suggestions based on experience with Goodreads.
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"text": "I think a read post primarily indicates an action related to reading it. \u201cI want to read this,\u201d \u201cI am currently reading this,\u201d or \u201cI finished reading this.\u201d I think any of those could include an optional comment. The Goodreads status update UI is a good example of this: you can update your reading progress and include a comment each time. Once you\u2019ve marked a book as finished, you have a separate UI to enter a review and a rating, independent of your previous status updates and comments.\n\nI think the general indieweb workflow for this would be several posts:\n\nA read post with status to-read\n\n\tread post(s) with status reading (one or more)\n\tA read post with status finished\n\n\tAn h-review post\nPersonally I don't think updating existing posts is a great idea in this workflow, but I'm open to ideas. These are my suggestions based on experience with Goodreads.",
"html": "<p>I think a <i>read</i> post primarily indicates an action related to reading it. \u201cI want to read this,\u201d \u201cI am currently reading this,\u201d or \u201cI finished reading this.\u201d I think any of those could include an optional comment. The Goodreads status update UI is a good example of this: you can update your reading progress and include a comment each time. Once you\u2019ve marked a book as finished, you have a separate UI to enter a review and a rating, independent of your previous status updates and comments.</p>\n\n<p>I think the general indieweb workflow for this would be several posts:</p>\n\n<ol><li>A read post with status <i>to-read</i>\n</li>\n\t<li>read post(s) with status <i>reading</i> (one or more)</li>\n\t<li>A read post with status <i>finished</i>\n</li>\n\t<li>An h-review post</li>\n</ol><p>Personally I don't think updating existing posts is a great idea in this workflow, but I'm open to ideas. These are my suggestions based on experience with Goodreads.</p>"
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Should I be beating myself up because we're more than halfway to the end of November? I don't think so. October was a good month, but not standout good. Maybe if it had been I would have written it up more rapidly. The high spot was definitely IndieWeb Camp in Nürnberg, and I did write that up reasonably quickly. No need to repeat here.
More this way ...
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I just added support for the Micropub Category List query to my website. Looking forward to adding support to Indigenous for iOS in the near future as well. This is the first of many goals completed for #newwwyear 2019.
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