Aaron Parecki

@roy_martin Hey there, any chance @TheStreamPDX account is yours?

...and here is another run for people in the US! This time with women's and XL sizes: https://teespring.com/indiewebcamp-us

Not enough tim to get new ones printed before NY, but I just set up this campaign that will print before LA! https://teespring.com/indiewebcamp-us

@Adron ahh I'm out of town on Monday! I could lend you a camera though.

@thoward37 @Adron Yeah I've been doing event recording! Happy to chat!

@cdevroe my atom feed? It's generated by a converter so that might be tricky.

@cdevroe haha yeah sorry... that feature didn't make the cut when I re-launched my website at the beginning of the year. It's on the list!

@rnarang @oauth_2 hmm, I guess there isn't really any reason to support the non-https version at this point! gonna wait on HSTS tho.

@rnarang @oauth_2 Thanks, ironically that was on my list for today :-) https://oauth.net

Funny you mention that private webmention is daunting to implement. For me, the opposite is true. While I haven't actually implemented it yet, I feel like making private webmentions work is just figuring out the mechanics of doing the token exchange at this point. The real struggle is figuring out how I want the UX of private posts to work when you're logged in to my site. Should you see additional posts on my home page because you're signed in? Should there be a separate place you go to see private or semi-private posts? Should I only post private posts in separate "channels"? How should the post visually indicate that it's not public? Do I want people to know that they're viewing this post because they're part of a certain group, or leave that information hidden?

@AaronGustafson ahh yeah that is very likely. The parsed results got a lot better after I made it use https://github.com/aaronpk/XRay

@AaronGustafson also feel free to join the chat! Either IRC or Slack. A little easier than back and forth in <140! https://indieweb.org/IRC

@AaronGustafson 😄 My intent was definitely to make it so your code wouldn't need to fetch the URL

@AaronGustafson ah well that one I know used to work. What's the reason you're fetching it at all? All the comment text is in the JSON.

@AaronGustafson what the...? Are you using the pingback endpoint too? That looks like a spam URL, and it's also not in the database anymore!

@AaronGustafson oh interesting. Have you found data at some pages that webmention.io missed? Could file bugs on it for that.

@AaronGustafson @miklb Do you get data from the source that's not in the webmention.io response? I tried to include all data in the JSON.

@AaronGustafson @miklb If a tweak to webmention.io would help, I'm open to suggestions!

You can always look through the list of open issues on some of the indieweb PHP libraries!

> Another approach would be to allow cross-signing - an entity with good reputation can temporarily countersign mail to give it a reputational boost and trigger cross-propagation of reputations. That entity could employ whatever techniques they liked to verify the senders legitimacy.