People (and indieweb-compatible social graphing tools) can confirm that Agaric online accounts are really Agaric #132
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Reference: agaric/agaric-coop#132
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Background
We need to keep the Agaric site at least as indieweb-compatible as @freudenberg helped make it... especially because our blog post about how to do it is prominently linked to by https://indieweb.org/Drupal just above Dries Buytaert's post on POSSEing his own site.
The first step of that is identity on the home page.
We should add rel="me" to hyperlinks on our home page and to our other profiles to enable web-sign-in and IndieAuth using our domain as our identity, rather than depending on silo sign-in methods,
It also allows distributed verification - proof that an account on one site is under the control of the same person as another site. More info at https://indieweb.org/rel-me
Acceptance Criteria
Given that I am an IndieWeb enthusiast,
when I enter agaric.coop in my IndieWeb application
then our identity is verified through our rel="me" link on the homepage.
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As @cedewey points out in #127 we'll be using the powerful [https://github.com/swentel/indieweb IndieWeb integration module for Drupal 8] to give a slight head start on these matters but mostly because of the IndieWeb power (especially POSSEing) that it has available for us to use in a post-launch update.
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Because we don't have a regular 'user' author for our blog posts, but instead an entityreference to a person content type (allowing multiple authors and non-user authors, which is great), the Indieweb module didn't quite have what we needed.
But it will soon! https://github.com/swentel/indieweb/issues/354
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ebd109104eAlso got this in!
https://github.com/swentel/indieweb/issues/361
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marked the checklist item Establish Indieweb identity on homepage as completed
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It could be better, but this works.
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