Aaron Parecki

@chrismessina @BarnabyWalters @ade_oshineye I had a great follow-up conversation with @scottjenson on IRC! Logged here: http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2013-08-25#t1377474011

@scottjenson @BarnabyWalters @chrismessina @ade_oshineye This was a Branch thread? I had no idea. Join us on IRC, info here: http://indiewebcamp.com/IRC

@thatgirl @li3n3 @dreev So sad we couldn't join you this year! Hope you had a great time!!

@_manZzup_ Yep, as long as you consider it your own identity online!

@nikolay Make sure you're entering "https://nikolay.com/"; with the "s" since your site uses SSL. Also join us in IRC if you would like more help debugging! http://indiewebcamp.com/IRC #indieauth

@brennannovak Interesting and subtle use case. It's interesting that mailing lists basically operate the way you're intending. Does that mean #mailpile should provide essentially small mailing list functionality?

@thatgirl lol did you just [sic] yourself??

@herrabre Fascinating! Can you share any of the details in a blog post soon?

@kchrist A lot of the reason people use Github is for the UI it provides, not just a Git remote. You might want to check out Gitlab.org for a more functional self-hosted Github replacement.

@aral @dantoml I'll be there!

@dantoml Just add rel="me" to your link to your Twitter, Github, etc profiles. Then you can sign in to the wiki and register!

@JoyfulAbode Also great question! I do wish these sites were better web citizens!

@JoyfulAbode My solution is pretty manual right now, but works for me. @benwerd has a much more elegant system!

@JoyfulAbode Kind of, it's more like running your own IFTTT server. For example you can see all my "tweets" on my own site here: http://aaronparecki.com/replies and here: http://aaronparecki.com/notes The version on Twitter is just a copy. It also lets me write longer notes like this one!

@JoyfulAbode Yeah I think that's a great description of Instagram! I know what you mean about wanting to keep in touch with the people there though. That's why a lot of us are building tools to help with that: http://indiewebcamp.com/POSSE, although I doubt we'll ever be able to push our own photos to Instagram.

@JoyfulAbode I doubt it, Instagram is pretty strict about photos only coming from their app. The new Flickr app is pretty good though, you should give it a try!

@JoyfulAbode Glad you like it! It won't update on its own but if you click again it will import the new ones!

@chmod777self.com Yea that's exactly my point, not everybody a) uses apache and b) can change settings on their web server (shared hosting environments, github pages, etc)

@BarnabyWalters How else would you pronounce them!

@snarfed_org Yeah, we do keep http://indiewebcamp.com/events up to date very well, but the page could use a bit of cleanup in terms of presentation