Aaron Parecki

@joasqueeniebee Interesting, what sorts of things could we do to demonstrate that people are welcome? cc @aral

@bouncingdan Would two categories "I have my own website" and "I want my own website" be clearer? /cc @aral ( We're chatting about this now in IRC: http://indiewebcamp.com/IRC )

@laurakalbag @aral There's also a way to sign in with a GPG key if that's your thing ;-) https://indieauth.com/gpg (not sure that's really helping this issue in this case...)

@emmajanehw @aral This is helpful feedback. Thanks! /cc @indiewebcamp

@aral It's worth noting we had a much better balance at @indiewebcamp Portland http://aaronparecki.com/notes/2014/06/30/1/indiewebcamp Definitely interested in how we can keep reaching more folks.

@hecavanagh You should read the follow-up here: http://indiewebcamp.com/On_Evolving_IndieAuth_Followup as well as how the community is approaching gaining "wider adoption" http://indiewebcamp.com/generations

@codyaray IndieAuth.com does not support OpenID 2. I'm curious which sites you're using support OpenID 2 that aren't just provider specific APIs. Most implementations I've seen are things like Google's API where Google provides the identity, not like the original OpenID was meant to work. Can you give me some examples of the sites you're signing in to that accept OpenID 2?

@zenobase but in all seriousness, I get the timestamp from car2go and pull the route from my own GPS logs.

@zenobase shh, it's a secret ;-)

@caseorganic don't you have something that would work? I'm remembering a giant fuzzy suit... /cc @_jden @compassing @nvcexploder

@jasoki Glad it was helpful!

@benwerd lol thanks! Here's the resulting feed of data it produces: http://aaronparecki.com/metrics And it's a Micropub client to boot!

@notenoughneon awesome work, congrats!!

@obra @caseorganic no worries, our work is running longer too!

@gazoombo You're probably thinking of http://indiewebify.me @t @heidiann360 @avsm @mindypreston

@gregorlove It's still running, I'm just not living with a bunch of roommates like I was before so I don't really have a use for it. Also I never built a good sign-up flow for it so I only ever had a few other households using it.

I like @Venmo, but it makes transactions public by default (not the $, just the comment and people). It also requires everyone signs up for Venmo. If that's ok with you then it works well.

@SquareCash is nice because it's easier to use (you just connect a debit card) and doesn't feel like you're signing up for Yet Another App. It's also easier to use Square Cash from multiple bank accounts since you can just send from alternate email addresses rather than signing in/out of an app.

If you're talking about more of a roommate or closed group situation then there's @split_wise but I haven't actually used it more than downloading it and poking around.

I wrote a website for this like 9 years ago which I used successfully for 6 years. I haven't yet seen anybody make a site or app that's functionally equivalent to it though!

@jerrysievert I hope you want to make coffee tomorrow, because tomorrow I'm taking a picture of you with a real camera making coffee

@krislikesmath The line thickness emerges because GPS isn't exact, so frequently-traveled paths are drawn in approx the same location and end up resulting in a thicker-looking line. The actual lines in the images are 1px wide.

@CapybaraParty there are two small humans here! And a tiny dog!