Aaron Parecki

@aaronpk an account on Aperture will allow me to test consuming some public feeds you have set up ? If so then yes please. Ill try and connect a vuejs2 front end to that assuming aperture is spitting out RSS style feeds

@aaronpk also you potential mentioned support for private feeds... I am trying to work out this and I am sure its already a possibility. But say @manton allows private MBs (somehow) and then MicroSub can allow friends to collect the list of private feeds (aka easy for me to tell my dad mine or visa versa) together in “Monocle” wouldn’t this be a neat alternative to say facebook ?

@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?