Aaron Parecki

@oscargodson You still own the *copyright* to your contributions, even if you agree to license them to the original project.

Effectively this means the project can't change their license without getting all past contributors to agree to the new license, since it means the project has many copyright owners. Some CLAs say that the contributor grants the project owner the copyright as well, so they can still make decisions on their own.

On the more practical side, many acquiring companies will see an OSS project that has no CLA and many copyright holders as a liability since it means more ways things can go wrong, so startups will often use a CLA from the beginning.

Ultimately though this stuff is not very well tested in court so really it's just people trying to preemptively solve problems.

@morganherlocker @dmfenton This one's a really hacky version that fits in a single file: https://github.com/aaronpk/Atlas/blob/master/p3k/Timezone.php

No, the software should recognize that the follow-up notification is an update of an existing one, and react accordingly. More details here: http://indiewebcamp.com/Salmention#Receiving_Salmentions

Well it's up to you to handle receiving and displaying Salmentions, but what it means to send them is that when I receive a comment on a post, I send webmentions to all other comments on the post as well.

@CliftonB I was going to say the same thing!!

@christi3k timezones are hard

@christi3k @spinnerin @reidab Let me know when it's live! I will totally install that!

Hey I never said you had to read it! ;-)

@plowio @RikMende In fact there is! See http://indiewebcamp.com/friendly for some ideas

@Sneakyness sounds like you're trying to use the OpenID service? Use openid.indieauth.com as your server and it should work

@heibie It's kind of obscure, sorry. Copy the URL to the clipboard, then long-press the "Receiver Endpoint" label in the settings

@kylewmahan good question! silo.pub is still working great for setting the in-reply-to ID!

Part of me is curious about these services, but another part thinks it's silly since the grocery store is only 2 blocks away.

@browniefed @charlesv @anomalily crazy! that even looks like my same cutting board and knives!

@charlesv snap pea masala?

Thanks for this writeup. It's enough to convince me that collectd might be a good replacement for Munin, for many of the reasons you state.

> They come in various languages, bash, Perl, Python, and so on, they does not share any similarities and sometimes they even have dependencies not mentioned during the install or in the readme.

I actually like this aspect of Munin, since it means you can write plugins in any language, or even write them into web applications themselves as I did with webmention.io (https://github.com/aaronpk/webmention.io/blob/87ed251a0775269941c4e42763fbabc2b5dbf162/controllers/munin.rb) Also, it seems to also be true for collectd too! It looks like the curl_json plugin expects to be able to find JSON data at a URL, which means you can write the plugin in any language. I also found a redis plugin which is just a bash script.