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#Webmention
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@benwerd Thanks! Credit for the inline webmention box goes to @adactio! http://adactio.com/journal/6495/ -
@vrypan Sure thing! I made an account for you, username vrypan.net, so you should be able to follow the instructions on webmention.io and start using it!
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@barryfrost.com Awesome, I got the webmention! Glad to hear it worked for you!
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Just published updated versions of the PHP and Ruby webmention clients! https://github.com/indieweb/mention-client-php and https://github.com/indieweb/mention-client-ruby Between this and the updated https://github.com/indieweb/php-mf2 there's a good set of code for the #indieweb building blocks now!
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Running a #WebMention hack session for day 2 of #indiewebcampUK! Try to add a comment on this post by sending me a webmention!
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Better syndication support for silos
New problem: My notes do not have a "u-syndication" link to the app.net version like they do for the Twitter versions, because my code has no idea that app.net syndicated my post automatically using PourOver.continue reading... -
Thanks for the suggestion! It would be cool to use the LINK verb.
The problem is that it's way less likely to actually get adoption using the LINK verb. The discovery step adds an opportunity to add a layer of indirection, which lets us separate the server that handles the webmention. While discovery is an extra step, but at the same time it provides a lot of benefits. For example, it wouldn't be possible to have a static HTML site handle the HTTP LINK request, whereas it could delegate to a webmention service by using the link tag. Additionally, some hosting environments may not provide a way to handle the LINK request where a normal POST would work instead.
Because of the benefits and flexibility the discovery step adds, we need to stick with it and can't use the LINK verb as cool as that would be. -
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@benwerd Seems reasonable to me! When I send a mention to a URL I'm going to do the discovery to find that page's webmention endpoint anyway. #webmention
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Sandeep Shetty
https://twitter.com/sandeepshetty
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May 29
PubSubHubbub (by Google for Google) or any push based solution for the web is unnecessarily complex for #indieweb. Polling works just fine.
@sandeepshetty definitely don't agree re: polling. That's why we're all implementing #webmention! #indieweb -
A response to replies I received on my post "An Open Challenge to App.net"
After I posted my article, An Open Challenge to App.net, @po shared it on App.net. You can see the full thread here.continue reading... -
An Open Challenge to App.net
I am no longer publishing content to my App.net account until I can syndicate my content to their service without writing a single line of code.continue reading...
