Glad you can make it for the HWC meeting on 12/14/16. I've got some fun ideas for you...
If you haven't seen it already, you might appreciate: https:/
Virtual Homebrew Website Club Meetup | December 14, 2016
Join some like-minded people in building and updating your personal website.
Location: Cyberspace via Google Hangouts
Time:
Ends:
•Finish that blog post you’ve been working on
•Demos of recent IndieWeb breakthroughs
•Share what you’ve gotten working
•Ask the experts questions
Join a community with like-minded interests. Bring friends that want a personal site!
Any questions? Ask in chat: http:/
Optional quiet writing hour starts at 16:30 (Pacific)
More information: https:/
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Meetup.com event: https:/
Google Hangout Details (coming soon):
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Live stream: https:/
The IndieWeb is a growing people-focused alternative to the ‘corporate web’.
Skill levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
#IndieWeb, #socialmedia, #OpenSource, #webarchitecture, #openstandards, #decentralizedweb
Sad realization: My browser has 50 tabs open, 38 of them were for #IndieWeb "itches" I want to work on...
Fix the internet by writing good stuff and being nice to people by @vboykis http:/
This sounds a lot like the opening thoughts of the IndieWeb movement: https:/
They not only live this philosophy, they're pushing the envelope by building new infrastructure to make it even better.
@cvoxel You can totally do it with your WordPress blog already http:/
UI: Duration doesn't make sense in Read post kind · Issue #65 · dshanske/indieweb-post-kinds https:/
When making a "Read" post in which data exists in the "time" tab for published dt and updated dt, the output displays more like one would anticipate with a music post type (or jam, listen, play, watch, travel) using start/end vocabulary instead and outputting a "Duration".
Duration may make sense if one were doing a start/end time for their reading, but then the scraper shouldn't be automatically pulling in the publish/update dates/times. Personally I'd prefer to let the publication time of my post indicate when the thing was read and have Post Kinds indicate the publication of the original piece I was reading.
Possibly better would be an if/then statement to differentiate types and for Read types outputting a date/time for the original publication and/or potentially an updated date/time if it exists.
At present, the issue is most common on New York Times posts for which the scraper pulls in the correct metadata.
Example: http:/
Webmentions Are Pingbacks For The Open Web https:/
Because Independent Publisher works really well with [IndieWeb technologies](https:/
Using this, one could allow for [Fragmentions](https:/
Because you're on Known, you're definitely sending webmentions (presuming you're using the default set up), but it may be the case that gRegorLove isn't accepting them, or it's possible that he's moderating them too (which several definitely do). [According to https:/
If you do a google search for bookmarklet and Quill you'll find some javascript stuff for making posting a tad easier with it, though I haven't set them up yet myself.
Speaking of something to steal, you might appreciate this post with regard to setting up Known for your mobile phone: http:/