Aaron Parecki

@AaronGustafson You literally only need to click the Twitter button :-)

@AaronGustafson awesome! Now if you connect http://brid.gy you'll start seeing all your Twitter replies as webmentions!

@AaronGustafson added to the wiki! http://indiewebcamp.com/webmention.io#Use+with+Jekyll

@AaronGustafson oh that's awesome! Thanks!

@AaronGustafson Absolutely! Just made you an account. Your username is your domain name!

@GumroadHelp hmm still no luck finding the field! I checked the "developer" box first too.

@GumroadHelp Okay. It's probably worth updating the docs here since all this information was definitely lacking! https://gumroad.com/webhooks

@GumroadHelp Okay so there's no way to add it to an existing product?

@GumroadHelp Thanks, I see the checkbox for license key, but there's no field for adding a URL.

@GumroadHelp I can't find a place to set the webhook URL, only the ping URL!

@BillSeitz I think I get what you're talking about. Sounds like that kind of thing can be done with Webmentions and pages on your own site. Nothing about #indieweb or webmention says it has to be a blog or time-ordered posts. Also see some research/documentation on how people are using wikis on their own domains: http://indiewebcamp.com/wiki-page

@BillSeitz What is an "IndieWiki"? Most of our docs and research live on a wiki: http://indiewebcamp.com/

@noneck @indiewebcamp Well the good news is there's lots of PHP libraries which should be easy to use in #drupal! http://indiewebcamp.com/PHP#Libraries

Update: Here's the final edited version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5ElVgBlgfY

@noneck Is that surprising? It looks like your personal site also isn't Drupal! @kartik_prabhu @indiewebcamp

@kartik_prabhu @noneck Clarification: nobody in @indiewebcamp uses #drupal *as their own personal website* Although there were a couple people at IWC Cambridge who used Drupal: http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2014-10-12#t1413151437010

@benwerd Thanks! Yeah it was bugging me that it wasn't prettier :-)

@ndwpdx Just DHCP messing up. For some reason the router decided to give the IP address to another device while my laptop was out, and then when my laptop came back it requested the old IP again and didn't get it. I'm not really sure why OSX can't just "forget" the other address and re-request a new address.

@panic Awesome! Filled out the thing but it didn't like me entering "4" in the "how many devices" question.