[colinwalker]jeremycherfas It seems inconsistent, Markdown with usually work in a new post but seems to have some issues in replies. Where are you having the issues?
[manton]Yeah, I just rolled out a few improvements related to that... Markdown in replies, and better auto-linking URLs and escaping HTML tags in posts from the web. (Still allows full HTML from Micropub and XML-RPC, though I'm evaluating that too.)
[colinwalker]There are a number of people who tweetstorm very effectively, often running to 100+ tweets in a thread (chain?) and it can work very well under certain circumstances. As Sarah says, the ability to react on the fly and morph the 'conversation' is its big plus.
snarfedhey voxpelli any chance you'd consider publishing the list of domains signed up for https://webmention.herokuapp.com/ ? (or even just the subset that has received at least one webmention?)
voxpelliI'll think about it – but generally the expectation when signing up to such a service isn't that they will start broadcasting that you're using them
snarfedi asked aaronpk the same thing for webmention.io recently and he gave me the list as a gist; he was comfortable with it because the site owners already say it themselves publicly, more or less, by including the endpoint in their html
snarfedas context i'm asking because it'd be very useful for a project i'm working on. so far i've used similar lists from bridgy, webmention.io, and https://indieweb.org/IRC_People
snarfedthanks! (and i mentioned aaronpk's decision for webmention.io since it's the exact same ethics/policy question, and he decided it was ok for him and webmention.io at least)
snarfedand to be clear, my project won't advertise or call out any of the sites either, except for a few as examples that i'll get permission for individually
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skippyI used webmention.rocks to test my setup delegating to webmention.io; and now there's a permament "test" webmention in there. do folks filter out webmention.rocks when publishing webmentions on their sites?
skippyaaronpk: is there a smooth way to fetch from webmention.io just a list of URLs that have webmentions for a domain, rather than all webmentions ever sent to that domain?
miklbthinking about it, I wonder if that would have cut down on build times for my jekyll site. I often thought going through 12 years of posts checking for webmentions slowed things down.
AuditoryproliferI just got my Raspberry Pi and respective case in the mail for creation of my home server. I just found out about this indieweb piece through the Mastodon Social.
M-mxuribeAuditoryprolifer: When u state "home server"...are u referring to that in the general sense, or specific to a software/tech stack, such as matrix or mastodon? (I have my own raspberry pi, so always looking for new projects.)
M-mxuribeAuditoryprolifer: Ah, ok, cool. Yeah, years ago, my home internet was not reliable, so got used to hosting my stuff "in the cloud", instead of relying on home server. Reliability is way better now, but habits are hard to change. Maybe i'll take another look. Thx again!