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There is of course a WordPress plugin for webmentions https://en-gb.wordpress.org/plugins/webmention/

I should say that both of those are static sites.

You point the rel=webmention at the service, and then show the webmentions client side with js. Webmention.herokuapp.com example at kevinmarks.com Mention.tech example at tumblelog.xyz

Using a hosted service like webmention.herokuapp.com webmention.io or mention.tech is an option for a static site, or running your own instance of one of these (they're all open source).

Getting this wrong can tank your product - see what happened to Draw Something http://epeus.blogspot.com/2012/04/draw-something-ceo-grace-a...

If you want to get replies working across the blogosphere, try brid.gy which has support for various blogging platforms. If you want to transform atom/rss to microformats, there's unmung.com If you want conversion between lots of formats there's https://granary.io/

You're very welcome to spend the time integrating this with your own site or other existing tech stacks.

Hypercard - specifically the version that was combined with QuickTime so that it understood audio and video media too, and ran on every OS.

There's no good excuse for this in a contact manager when we fixed it in vcard years ago https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6350#section-6.2.7

more discussion of this in a fediverse context: https://pleroma.site/notice/3922993

Mastodon now publishes rel=me on profile links, so you can do bidirectional verification between mastodon and other rel=me publishers like github and wordpress, as well as your own site. https://xoxo.zone/@KevinMarks/100616472097157585

Nazi ideology is explicitly about fucking with others. It is about separating people who they disapprove of and killing them. If you're trying to normalise Nazis, you are one of them, and the 88 dogwhistle doesn't look good.

My tool unmung.com/mastoview let's you peek at local and federated timelines on other instances (by default the homepage view is federated, which is less useful in a large instance)

You can do that with hashtags, but it is only going to show up within your instance's federation. Gnusocial has ! Groups which do propagate all posts, but mastodon didn't implement that bit.

Perhaps you could link to the indieweb page above from your post, Anil? Or implement webmentions to show replies.

If you like the medium editing you and want it for your own site, have a look at quill.p3k.io

You can put them on svgur.com and share them to twitter/fb

I posted mine on the w3c's 20th anniversary in 2014 http://www.kevinmarks.com/myfirstwebsite.html

Test it out with https://webmention.rocks/ - w3c REC https://www.w3.org/TR/webmention/

By using distributed verification with rel=me links in both directions: http://www.kevinmarks.com/distributed-verify.html

That makes no sense. Microformats 2 defines how to parse html into json form, and there are multiple implementations in different programming languages.

http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats-2-parsing

If you have problems with micropub, file issues with the spec.

https://github.com/w3c/Micropub/issues

The webmention based hacker news indienews had this days ago. https://news.indieweb.org/en

Have a look at the related w3c spec WebSub that is designed to deal with this issue: https://www.w3.org/TR/websub/

This great news, webmention has been working well to decentralize commenting.

If it hurts to look at your monitor set to white, turn down the brightness. Get some room lighting so it's not the only light in the place. Stop doing this to yourself, but don't ruin everyone else's readability because your screen is too bright for your conditions.

I'm the author, and I like pure blacks too, but it's only pure black as long there isn't any other light on it. Thats what i meant about ambient light.

Why are you throwing away so much of the gamut like this? You are ensuring that the best possible ratio is 10.9:1 rather than 21. Now, what happens if your user is outside and the ambient light on the screen makes what was dark much lighter? What happens when screen dimming kicks in and reduces screen brightness. You are likely designing on a very bright desktop monitor, effectively staring into a lightbulb all day. Turn down your monitors brightness instead of forcing everyone else to turn theirs up to match.

If that's what you got from my article you didn't read it very well. Design is very important, and thoughtful designers will make good use of type. The cargo culting of design looks by people who don't understand them is much more of a problem.

if you find black on white unpleasant to look at that likely means your monitor is too bright.

It is better than OpenID, and as a bonus it will proxy the OpenID protocol for you so you can sign into gnu social or blogger or other things that still use openid.

My notes from the 3 days of this: http://www.kevinmarks.com/decentralweb2016-06-07.html

http://www.kevinmarks.com/decentralweb2016-06-08.html

http://www.kevinmarks.com/decentralweb2016-06-09.html