I will likely attend the Pre-Party for IWC NYC.
Week 39, 2018
MapI really wish they hadn’t forgotten the instructions in the package. Either way, celebrating in my sukkah for one. All are welcome.
It took me a moment to realize what it was exactly since I hadn't yet added a field to indicate it, but since the IndieWeb chat doesn't send webmentions by itself, I'm glad I support re
Thoughts About Assertion Workflows
This is a preliminary technical workflow proposal for assertions, which would be needed for badges, endorsements, and other ideas. It is based on thoughts that I had listening to the badges session at Indiewebcamp NYC 2018.
Scenario 1: Individual creates criteria and wants to assert that other individual has achieved said criteria. Example: Professor wants to certify students completed coursework.
- Professor Posts Criteria for Each Achievement as a unique page (A).
- Student completes assignment as a post (B).
- Professor Posts Badge/Assertion/Endorsement post on their website as an h-review, with a p-item property to student’s URL (B). Would need a new or existing property to represent the relationship to the original assertion (A).
Suggest u-assert and u-assert-of?j Can use u-in-reply-to possibly.
Scenario 2: Individual creates assertion post and solicits others to endorse that statement as factual.
- Individual makes a post to their site(h-resume for references on a resume, not sure what to request endorsement of a statement? p-assert with a nested h-item?) and invites other individuals(using existing invitee property used for RSVPs?) to endorse or assert it. Criteria might be included for achievement.
- Others create ‘assertion’ posts on their site(
assert-of) and send webmentions, which would cause the post to be updated to note that it had been achieved.
Existing microformats for h-resume and h-review seem to allow additional context.
- Education
- Experience
- Skill
- Rating
- Best
- Worst
Brainstorming on the Indieweb wiki under assertion.





