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Nikita

A hundred replies later, here’s what I gathered:

— people seem to like the idea :D
— there are other projects with similar idea of making recipes publishing more communal
— there are quite a few recipe formats: Schema.org, FatHub, RecipeML, h-recipe, Cooklang
— semantic markup is a must
— discoverability will be tricky
— Nextcloud has a cookbook app; it is unclear how it works with (federated) Nextcloud Social
— name ideas: Recipedia, Cookwyrm :blobcatgoogly2:

I’m quite hyped to say the least

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Dieu

@kytta
Recently checked out the nextcloud cookbook, which I understand uses the schema.org definition for recipes which, somewhat clownishly, types ingredients as Text (instead of a triple of unit, amount and type of ingredient). This is a very bad idea that makes automatic scaling impossible.

Nikita

@hllizi yeah, okay, that is definitely not the way to store recipes. Might be useful for sharing or for Semantic Web, though.

Ana Luisa

@kytta there are so many replies it’s hard to follow where the conversation is at right now, but please keep us updated about how this is going! I’m very interested. I’m not a developer, but here to help as well

Nikita

I have now created a repo on Codeberg with the wiki, where I'll put all gathered knowledge over the next days:

codeberg.org/kytta/federated-r

cc @garlic_onions

scmbradley

@kytta you have to call it cookwyrm. That's an amazing name!

xergi0k

@kytta open source recipes! Maybe can work like got where you can fork your own versions for things like meat replacements!

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