@dotprotoAnyone have platform/framework recs that are easy to get started with but can be heavily customized if/when needed? Ideally supports comments, RSS feeds, and some kind of social features like webmentions #lazyweb (twitter.com/_/status/1534344941186392065)
@bauripalash↩️ frontend will have total #indieweb support.
#Webmention, #Activitypub, and #Microformats.
I've not yet, settled on plaintext or markdown. Specs doesn't yet suggest any text format, but I'm working on that. (2/2) (twitter.com/_/status/1534419444046483457)
[aciccarello]RE: the Bryce Wray post... I've also had thoughts about how people might not like their tweets being syndicated to my site. But it seems like they are conflating Bridgy with other use cases for webmentions, specifically when people _do_ want to have mentions sent.
[tantek]right, it's specifically about unexpected behavior of their tweets. hence my point about considering making tweets in reply-contexts look more like embedded tweets, which people seem to have no problem with
AramZ-S[m]WordPress actually archives tweets that are embedded too, AND even if you delete the tweet and embedder will usually still have the blockquote on their site
Loqi[Ryan Barrett] In reply to https://twitter.com/brianleroux/status/1534552311464218624.
(I won't speak for Dorian, but afaik IndieWeb is pretty neutral on AWS. Agreed, all three of the big cloud providers are basically utilities, in many ways. Which is often ...
Loqi[Ryan Barrett] In reply to https://twitter.com/brianleroux/status/1534552311464218624.
(I won't speak for Dorian, but afaik IndieWeb is pretty neutral on AWS. Agreed, all three of the big cloud providers are basically utilities, in many ways. Which is often ...