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#[chrisaldrich]On the earlier topic of styling Tweets, I recall Quotebacks being fairly popular over the last year or so and have seen them embedded in people's websites in the wild. https://quotebacks.net/ Perhaps they might be encouraged to have a handful of potential styles including twitter for making this sort of design element to be easier. I think some of theirs is done by javascript the way Twitter does, but it should degrade to raw
#[chrisaldrich]HTML if their server disappears (or one could host that code locally).
#[chrisaldrich]It could be useful to have something like quotebacks that allowed a UI to match some of the design elements of social silos for embedding on one's site so it was obvious that it came from a particular silo, but could still be easily/quickly customized to fit [jacky]'s desire to have styling to fit the look and feel of his own site. Could also allow one to use their own javascript, if necessary, without relying on Twitter's
#[chrisaldrich]payloads and tracking or ever-changing design ideas.
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#[Scott_Jack]Yeah quotebacks degrades much like twitter embeds are designed to, and I think it's fairly trivial to change their appearance.
#[Scott_Jack]I was playing around with shoving a tweet into a quoteback embed
#[Scott_Jack]but Twitter seems to make it especially difficult to display profile photos and media from their silo
#[Scott_Jack]I was struggling to get either to display in a quoteback or using Post Kinds plugin; but maybe that's just me
#[manton]I’ve made some improvements this week to how Micro.blog can function as a Webmention.io-like service, so I made a new web page with examples. http://micro.blog/webmention
#[manton]I don’t think anyone is really using it this way, but in the spirit of plurality it’s something I’d like to do more of, i.e. free IndieWeb-friendly services that don’t require bringing along all of the platform.
#Loqiwebmention.io is an open-source project and hosted service for receiving webmentions and pingbacks on behalf of your indieweb site https://indieweb.org/webmention.io
#[tantek]^ maybe start by updating that wiki page to present the microblog alternative? or do we need a new page for webmention services?
#@m_ott↩️ I admire @adactio for the quality, frequency, and continuity of his posts.
@mxbck’s site has a fabulous design, a great Webmention implementation, and an ingenious theme selector at the top.
And @colly’s site is just wonderful in how personal and carefully designed it is. (twitter.com/_/status/1534962751411367936)
#[Scott_Jack]Will be interesting to see if bearblog.dev adds Micropub - they currently have some kind of API on the roadmap
#[Scott_Jack]Part of the appeal of their hosting is 'no javascript' so I doubt a webmention solution like webmention.io or micro.blog's will happen
#gRegorDid Substack come up in the tweet embed conversation? I just noticed they appear to be using some embed of their own which looks good without JS even.
#[tantek]this (tweet embeds) sounds worthy of documenting at this point with multiple examples and screenshots
#LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "embedded Tweet" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "embedded Tweet is ____", a sentence describing the term)
#[manton][KevinMarks] That’s true, no h-feed yet. Haven’t figured out a great way to incorporate that into the way Micro.blog currently thinks about feeds.
#[KevinMarks]1How far is parsed mf2 from jsonfeed?
#[manton][KevinMarks] I use a couple Ruby libraries: SimpleRSS and Nokogiri. Transitioning to the latter because it’s quite a bit more efficient. I do parse MF2 for a lot of things… h-entry, h-card, etc. But just don’t pull in h-feeds.
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