@aaronpk Amazing stuff, am wondering if I can build a microsub client with vue.js I think I should be able too… will investigate
@aaronpk Amazing stuff, am wondering if I can build a microsub client with vue.js I think I should be able too… will investigate
@aaronpk But how do you participate in groups and events? That’s actually all I’m talking about when I say I’m missing out.
@aaronpk But how do you participate in groups and events? That’s actually all I’m talking about when I say I’m missing out.
@EddieHinkle My optimistic goal is to come up with some kind of regular rotation through my address book that prompts me to reach out to people directly to keep in touch. Seems like a lot of work, but if I actually care, it should be worth it.
Ahh okay. Are you subscribing to repos or just your account’s notifications?
Hello,
Just confirming one more thing about the retrieved mentions using your API.
Doing https://webmention.io/api/count?jsonp&target=https://scripter.co/git-diff-minified-js-and-css/
, I get:
{
"count": 51,
"type": {
"like": 24, <----------
"mention": 3,
"reply": 4,
"repost": 20 <----------
}
}
(The above is also seen here.)
But the actual likes/retweets are 53/21. Does that mean that brid.gy somehow was unable to catch the likes/retweets completely?
How are these currently being imported into Microsub?
Using Twitter for OAuth 2.0 is just a first step into the IndieWeb. IndieAuth can technically support all sorts of login options (emails, mobile login, passwords, etc) @manton has expressed that he has plans for deeper IndieAuth integration in micro.blog, and David Shanske is currently working on an IndieAuth plug-in for WordPress that will allow the use of the Wordpress User/Pass to login to Quill and other Micropub clients
@amit I’m not being fancy about the word “community” here. I’m talking about my actual people in my actual life. Deactivating FB has cut me off from them.