Tag: IndieWeb

Webmention, ActivityPub Support! – Verily (Verily)
In which I enable some open protocols via IndieWeb Webmentions and Mastodon's, et al, ActivityPub, allowing users to respond to me here in a variety of differen

There are indeed a lot of similar tools but keep in mind that the tools are not designed specific for WordPress and go far beyond without an API by design. It’s like an iceberg and I understand your confusion because it was like this for me as well in the beginning. The shadowing is kinda annoying but I understand the reasons for this by now. @dshanske has more info on this topic at https://david.shanske.com/2015/01/10/post-types-post-formats-post-kinds/

a post by liffy 💜liffy 💜
roses are red violets are blue in surveillance capitalism poem reads you and shows you ads for flower shops and tracks your clicks and never stops it cares not about if privacy's harmed the money is green when people are farmed twitter is cyan facebook is blue your friends are the product and so are you

Stumbled over this beautiful poem:

roses are red
violets are blue
in surveillance capitalism
poem reads you
and shows you ads
for flower shops
and tracks your clicks
and never stops
it cares not about
if privacy’s harmed
the money is green
when people are farmed
twitter is cyan
facebook is blue
your friends are the product
and so are you@lifning@cybre.space

It’d make a great hymn for decentral systems like the Fediverse or the Indieweb.

Hat tip @textbook@social.tchncs.de

Adding Webmentions to My Website by Martin SchneiderMartin Schneider
Webmention is a webstandard that enables websites to notify each other when content is mentioned, liked or linked. This is my little journey how I have implemented them into my website. One reason to write posts like this one is sharing my learnings and I’m looking forward to get as much feedback ...

So good to see the growing 🙂 Thanks for considering . It’s an ongoing challenge that probably never pays off for small private websites at all. Anyway, I’ve my disclaimer up – kindly provided by the WordPress plugin – so the only thing to cover are probably backfeed comments. Considering from what sites such backfeeds usually come from – and what privacy disclaimer they run – I’ll simply wait for the first request. Not that hard to print out or get rid of a bunch of table entries, no?

BTW: I couldn’t automatically parse your h-card because it’s not a child of the h-entry. See http://php.microformats.io/ for easier debug.

Evaluating micro.blog finally myself. All I know of it before was from presentation or FAQ and I recommended it a lot already as your one-stop solution. Time to take a closer look myself. My first trial expired because I never finished the sign up process when confronted with adding credit card information upfront. I hear this is not or no longer required and @manton, creator of all this, kindly reset my trial.

So far I’m pretty impressed. Oh and it’s also powered by – my latest favourite toy I started playing around with 😀