@voxpelli↩️ Two solutions:
Either you have an API that commits that comment to your git-repo which then triggers a rebuild.
Or you see inline rendering of comments as a progressive enhancement and fallback to a link to a dynamically rendered page.
I do the latter for my Webmentions. (twitter.com/_/status/1429132119784280064)
[manton]Had a thought today while I was RSVP-ing to the IndieAuth popup session. One reason I’ve hesitated to add a UI in Micro.blog for RSVP-ing (you have to manually add the RSVP mf2) is that most things you link to aren’t going to support RSVP-ing. What if there was a way to discover if a Webmention endpoint supported RSVPs? Then an app like Micro.blog could let you link to something and if it supported RSVPs, it could prompt like: â€
[snarfed][manton] is your definition of "support RSVPs" custom display for them on the receiving end? RSVP wms gracefully degrade to plain replies that display the response (yes, no, etc), so I'm not sure that support is strictly necessary...?
LohnHi all! There is no post kind for code snippets? I read the wiki, but there is no mention a kind for it. And I liked the way Master Aaronpk and Pstuifzand hosts it, but I found no clue how they do it.
sknebel[snarfed] [manton] : yeah, if a page has h-event and supports webmentions I think it'd be fine. something will go through. although the UI should make it clear that "RSVP" doesnt necessarily register you for the event - if that's the goal, some extra markup would be needed (should IMHO be a h-event property then), not sure how to do that well though....