[jjdelc] 4.a) New post on my site as a reply to the tweet (POSSE will use Twitter API to indicate tweet reply) - Now I have my content twice on the front page as a new post and later when bridgy catches it and Webmentions it to the original post from 1)
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[chrisaldrich]I think aaronpk has done something like this in the past as well. I'm not sure I've run across other versions in the wild. How do others do threaded conversations? I seem to recall someone also having implemented salmentions somewhere too...
[jjdelc]Ah, I didn't think of the threading aspect, I thought of it as a flat list, because I don't get that many replies as to have encounter that, but it is the data structure
[chrisaldrich]I'm pretty sure I've used 4b as an option on micro.blog which has has better webmention support, but I think brid.gy has a harder time finding second and third level bits of conversation without some help because of Twitter's lack of support.
[chrisaldrich]I don't yet have an automatic mechanism for syndicating comments from my WP comment section (though Bridgy publish might work, I've just not tried it), so I POSSE those manually.
[chrisaldrich]I seem to recall having done some quirky gymnastics to get WithKnown to thread conversations back in the day, but it's been ages and I don't recall a good example off hand.
[jjdelc]I haven't gotten that far into the comments yet, I just wasn't sure what's the best way to display the comments, as double content or as single content, but then that means going to twitter to reply ... (which I do anyway)
gRegorLoveYeah, I've done it often. Bridgy is sending /salmentions to each post in the thread. You could potentially check those URLs to see if you have a local copy and show that instead.
gRegorLoveMeans I can show all the public comments on the first post in a thread, even if the permalinks to individual ones sometimes point to Twitter instead of my original
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aaronpkBridgy is promiscuous in what it sends to so you'll see my own tweets as replies to my own posts even tho they're not. I don't have a solution for that
aaronpkBut if I reply to my own post and posse that to twitter, (like a twitter thread), then my website sends a webmention to itself, and bridgy later sends the webmention for my twitter post, but my site links them up because it knows the bridgy post is a syndication of my own and that's how that duplicate is avoided
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