[snarfed][capjamesg] I know you write Python and like projects and jumped into Bluesky, let me know if you want to try adding it to Bridgy! publish or backfeed or both. the data conversion is already in granary, and you have code for interacting with the API, so it might not be too hard
drmrStruggling to wrap my head around how micropub and webmentions might relate -- let's say you use a micropub client to "like" something, which publishes the like to your site, and the page you liked supports webmentions, it's the responsibility of the micropub client to then also send a webmention to that site, right?
[schmarty]drmr: any system can send a webmention. that's typically up to your site, often your micropub _server_, or whatever service is responsible for making sure the new changes are published, like a build process.
@fluffy↩️ I made a token effort to keep it working but I think that Authl's Twitter support is, effectively, now dead.
This is your reminder that the #IndieWeb IndieAuth standard is a much better way to go in general, and Mastodon is extremely easy to write apps for as well. (twitter.com/_/status/1647001654322147329)
[KevinMarks]One I like is "it's always a great feeling when you fix the last bug in a software project. With a big enough project you can have that feeling every few hours for months."
[tantek]Perhaps I will have to redraw the POSSE diagram during this btconf, since we cannot in good conscience recommend investing the time to automate POSSEing to Twitter
[tantek]subtle changes like solid to dashed line from your site to Twitter for publishing, and no arrow back because there's no sensible way to do backfeed AFAIK