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I've spent a lot of time looking at the various indie web projects, including microformats (e.g. h-cards), and I love me some HTML templating (that's why I built hypertexting.dev/docs/referen...)! SocialSpec shouldn't be in conflict with indie web ideas.
And my initial goal with SocialSpec is to think of it as a **documentation** project. I haven't invented anything here really. Just documenting some ideas based on existing open standards.
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I think the other half of my initial goal is to demonstrate the use cases for this kind of data. For example, that social widget on the SocialSpec.org landing page is interactive. You can click and scroll the tabs. We need more experimentation around the future of social media, not less.
Here's how I would do it: gist.github.com/voxpelli/fbe... Base it on link relations rather than .well-known URL:s as: - link relations are possible to create without having to register them to be spec compliant - one request can discover everything - builds on existing WebFinger (and/or host-meta)