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Email is *one* way for open source communities to communicate. An even better way is what we're doing over at Indie Web Camp. We intentionally have no email list, instead we use IRC (with web and Slack gateways) for day to day discussion, and anything important gets categorized and archived on the wiki. This leads to better organization of information over the long term (have you ever tried to actually go find something in email list archives?) as well as provides a better medium for quick conversation. -
Helen Zaltzman
https://twitter.com/HelenZaltzman
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Apr 7
Also: where's a good place to buy microphones in Portland?
@helenzaltzman As for microphones, Guitar Center has everything, otherwise buy on Amazon and ship overnight to wherever you're staying 😂 -
Helen Zaltzman
https://twitter.com/HelenZaltzman
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Apr 7
Ok, PDX podcasters: let's meet at 10 Barrel Brewing 6pm Thursday. I'll be the one drinking tap water, feigning social grace. #introvertparty
@helenzaltzman Cool! I'll be there! Sadly @anomalily will be on a plane otherwise she would love to come too! cc @E_Briannica
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Probably because Known doesn't handle step 7 of http://indiewebcamp.com/authorship
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What are you talking about! I can both like The Force Awakens *and* see the parallels.
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Tod Robbins @todrobbins@social.coop
https://twitter.com/todrobbins
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Apr 6
@aaronpk newbie question: how do I make the template that pulls in my avatar via {{username}}? https://t.co/ycLL7wMIgE
@todrobbins Copy this: http://indiewebcamp.com/Template:aaronpk and feel free to join the chat! https://indiewebcamp.com/irc/today -
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@turoczy guess you'll have to watch the whole thing to find out
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Rick Turoczy
https://twitter.com/turoczy
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Apr 6
Going to watch the @intel reality show on @TBSNetwork. You don't have to watch. I'll take the hit on this one. https://www.americasgreatestmakers.com
@turoczy They contacted me during their casting call... I'm not sure what to think. -
@E_Briannica @helenzaltzman Sure! Somewhere in inner SE maybe?
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Cody A. Ray
https://twitter.com/codyaray
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Apr 5
@aaronpk Same error after removing the openid2 html links... =/
@codyaray I wonder if they are caching your HTML? Or try adding a trailing slash to your openid.delegate href. -
Cody A. Ray
https://twitter.com/codyaray
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Apr 5
@aaronpk I'm getting "The requested identifier did not return the proper information." - sounds like a 2.0 problem: http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?action=search2;search=requested+identifier
@codyaray ah you're delegating to IndieAuth.com as an openid2 provider. Drop that tag and it should be fine.
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Cody A. Ray
https://twitter.com/codyaray
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Apr 5
@aaronpk Well, just stumbled on this again. Seems like this requires OpenID2, but not sure: http://forum.mrmoneymustache.com/
@codyaray but no IndieAuth.com doesn't support OpenID 2, it's not really a replacement for 1.
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Cody A. Ray
https://twitter.com/codyaray
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Apr 5
@aaronpk Well, just stumbled on this again. Seems like this requires OpenID2, but not sure: http://forum.mrmoneymustache.com/
@codyaray I can log in to that forum with my OpenID via IndieAuth just fine.
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Oscar Godson 🐀
https://twitter.com/oscargodson
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Mar 30
@aaronpk Based on http://ifosslr.org you do own the original contribution any derivative at all you dont https://t.co/P0kGJUoWCp
@oscargodson right, but the OS project also doesn't own your contribution by default -
Oscar Godson 🐀
https://twitter.com/oscargodson
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Mar 30
I don’t understand them. You’re submitting code to an *open source* project. Isnt your submission OSS automatically https://twitter.com/feross/status/715092260291891200
@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
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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
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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.
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