Nice, I think that'd be great! There are some interesting ... • Aaron Parecki

Vika https://fireburn.ru/ • Dec 4
I see it fairly often. Is there any API in p3k to make these stories available in readers? Maybe we could build something interconnected, so every person’s story was available in an IndieWeb reader!

Nice, I think that'd be great! There are some interesting implications around doing this in a distributed environment where I am not in control of the player, as opposed to Instagram who is in control of the source of the data as well as the player. For example when I publish something to my story, my intent is for it to be visible for 24 hours, but there isn't really anything stopping someone from downloading a copy and keeping it. Is that okay? Maybe? I also kind of think I'd prefer that my story content is only visible to people I know, so I want to tie it to whatever system we end up with for authenticated feed fetching. Ultimately though all we're really talking about is sharing a photo or video with some expiration date so it should be doable!

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Have you written a response to this? Let me know the URL:
- Eddie Hinkle eddiehinkle.com
  
  I think this is a great idea! I would love to share stories and view stories in the IndieWeb. I haven’t added it to my website because I’m sure I won’t post because I know it is unlikely that anyone will visit my site daily and look at them. But I would totally publish them if I knew they could show up in people’s readers! I also would totally add support for this in Indigenous for iOS
  
  Mon, Dec 3, 2018 9:31pm -05:00
- Vika fireburn.ru
  
  Screenshots of stories (or Snaps, if you wanna trace the idea to the original) seems to be the intended workflow. So Stories being saved doesn’t seem to be a problem… I guess? And remember that if it got on the Internet, it remains on the Internet… forever.
  
  The visibility of story content seems to be present on story-supporting silos, so that should be fairly logical to implement. Authentication would be required in this case.
  
  Tue, Dec 4, 2018 4:58am +03:00

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