#dev 2026-07-24

2026-07-24 UTC
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chrisshank
Hi! Just wanted to pass along that the atproto community has been working on a [spec](https://tangled.org/chrisshank.com/at-tags/) for AT meta tags you can add to web pages. I know this community has been thinking about similar things with `rel=atproto`, so feedback is still welcome on the proposal.
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[snarfed]
Thanks Chris!
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[snarfed]
Looks like you anticipated our most likely initial thought, using <link rel=canonical/alternate/etc> instead of <meta>
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[snarfed]
damn at://-almost-URIs 😁
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chrisshank
[edit] Hi! Just wanted to pass along that the atproto community has been working on a [spec](https://tangled.org/chrisshank.com/at-tags/) for AT meta tags you can add to web pages. I know this community has been thinking about similar things with `rel=atproto`, so would love to hear any feedback while it's still a draft
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[niklasfyi]
Continue from a private conversation:
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[niklasfyi]
*TL;DR:* Asked [snarfed] why my webmention reply to one of his posts (linked via his website, not via Bluesky/Mastodon) wasn't bridging over to Mastodon/Bluesky even though it showed up in my activity. Answer: Bridgy Fed generally only bridges replies to the same network the original post came from — a webmention reply doesn't get bridged to other networks unless the original post was also bridged, and that's best-effort even then. Only
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[niklasfyi]
exception is self-replies (threads), which do bridge across.
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[niklasfyi]
So my follow-up question to other using http://fed.brid.gy as a way to do POSSE. How do you handle such a case? How should I syndicate a reply to a website to Bluesky or Mastodon?
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[tantek]
oooh that's a great question. like how broadly to POSSE responses to things
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[tantek]
back when my primary POSSE destination was Twitter, I did a lot of thinking (and coding) on that, which could be translated to other networks
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[aciccarello]
Cool pixel art tool from winnerwind https://www.aseprite.org/
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