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just got out of meetings. incidentally I’ve finally added my actual-h-feed feed to my pages, if anyone wants to take a look and tell me how I messed up. 🙂 They’re disclosed as `<link rel="alternate" type="text/mf2+html">` and they link to the `everything` page for the category (which has been there for a while and was intended to be my h-feed page), and then the `everything` page itself declares an `h-feed` on the content sect
[fluffy]
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2022-05-26 23:14
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edited /rel-feed (-326) "was proposal, use rel=alternate type=mf2+html"
Loqi
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2022-05-26 20:36
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edited /h-feed (-13) "/* rel feed */ was replaced with alternate and mf2+html"
Loqi
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2022-05-26 20:34
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regardless, it sounds like the best way for Tumblr to provide an h-feed is to do a sidecar mf2+html feed with an appropriate `<link rel="alternate">`
[fluffy]
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2022-05-26 20:30
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ah, okay, so it looks like sidecar h-feed is `<link rel="alternate" type="text/mf2+html">`? Works for me.
[fluffy]
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2022-05-26 20:27
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from a publisher perspective, it's like the link rel=alternate for your Atom feed, except with type="text/mf2+html" to the h-feed .html file
[tantek]
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2022-05-26 20:27
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tl;dr we have to build on existing rel=alternate discovery
[tantek]
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2022-05-26 20:26
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the fact that the actual webpage for an item is a rel=“alternate” and is also optional, for example
[fluffy]
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2022-05-25 20:31
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so you can use "labelledby" for a short text label, "describedby" for a longer text alternate, and "details" for rich markup. but this begs the question "what is the relationship between the rich markup and the described content".
Seirdy
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2022-05-13 05:29
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↩️ It means we'll need to update this wiki page: https://indieweb.org/Tutorial_Set_up_an_Indie_Website_Using_WordPress_Com And consider finding an alternate recommended WordPress host for https://indieweb.org/Getting_Started
Loqi
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2022-04-28 22:05