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rel-feed is the standard for linking to multiple (potentially alternative) h-feeds from a site's homepage using the code rel="feed" on those links.
See h-feed: rel feed
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You should link to your separate feeds with rel=feed from your home page to:
Add the attribute rel="feed" (or append " feed" on an existing rel attribute) on links from your homepage to your separate h-feed pages.
Code example forthcoming.
Kartik Prabhu uses rel=feed on kartikprabhu.com since at least 2015-01-01.
Pelle Wessman uses rel=feed on voxpelli.com since 2015-10-19 to link to his feeds for bookmarks and social interactions.
Created by Tantek.com on October 19
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Apple is a for-profit publicly traded ($AAPL) corporation that produces various products (iPhone, iPod, Macintosh) & software (iOS, OS X), and provides services (iCloud, iMessage, iTunes), all of which focus on good UX, also an IndieWeb principle, and thus are used by many in the IndieWeb community.
Created by Loqi.me on October 23
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yam is a healthy vegetarian alternative to ham, especially in the context of the metaphor of indieweb sending/receiving spam vs ham, one can instead refer to spam vs yam.
Created by Loqi.me on October 19
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iOS is the operating system that runs on the Apple iPhone.
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449 is an HTTP status code used by Microsoft to mean "Retry With" that is also used for webmention with vouch.
Created by Loqi.me on October 17
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storycards are the 'related articles' previews often shown at the bottom of pages by publishers. They usually consist of a featured image, a headline and link. Author and published date information may also be shown.
Representing them as a an h-feed or list of h-entry makes sense, as the elements map exactly; in fact this was the original use case for the RSS feed, used to display headlines on the home page of Netscape.
unmung can generate a storycard view from a h-feed eg [Kartik's]
Discussed in AMP issues, which mentions the Guardian examples.
Created by Loqi.me on October 19
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would be nice is an expression (as in, “It would be nice if …” or “X would be nice”) used to justify ideas for which no-one has come up with a concrete real-world use-case for, and is an antipattern due to being typically used for academic purist justifications as opposed to real-world evidence based justifications.
If there are examples of real-world evidence and use-cases to justify something, those should be always be expressed instead of the expression “would be nice”.
Created by Loqi.me on October 19
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502 is an HTTP/1.1 Status Code returned from a webserver to signify that the Proxy Gateway for the requested URI was not found.
- http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt
Created by Harryreeder.co.uk on October 20
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webapp2 is a lightweight Python web framework designed to run in environments similar to Google App Engine.
Created by Bear.im on October 19
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401 is an HTTP/1.1 Status Code returned from a webserver to signify that your are not authorized to make a request to the URI.
- http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt
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pip install is how you install Python packages using the pip package installation tool
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wsgiref is the WSGI Reference implementation and Utilities package for Python
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Created by Loqi.me on October 22
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Internet Identity Workshop is http://www.internetidentityworkshop.com/
Created by Loqi.me on October 18
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indieweb.org is a website in development to present indieweb ideas in a form more accessible to generations outside of the "development leaders"
Created by Loqi.me on October 23
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Twitter Moments is explained at https://about.twitter.com/moments
Created by Alexarmstrong.net on October 20
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Twitter poll is a new Twitter feature that has been pre-announced https://blog.twitter.com/2015/introducing-twitter-polls that will supposedly support poll posts with only two possible answers, and 24 hours to answer.
Created by Alexarmstrong.net on October 20
Alex Armstrong → http://alexarmstrong.net
Created by Tantek.com on October 19
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Mozilla is the non-profit that makes the Firefox web browser.
Created by Bear.im on October 22
500 is an HTTP/1.1 Status Code returned from a webserver to signify that the webserver encountered an unexpected condition while trying to process the requested.
- http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt
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