[mrkrndvs]The response I got from my company was to look in the error log. I came across this: 'mb_convert_encoding(): Illegal character encoding specified in .../public_html/wp-content/plugins/webmention/includes/class-webmention-sender.php on line 258'
[mrkrndvs]Diving into the error log and finding a range of references to semantic linkback, such as this 'The called constructor method for WP_Widget in BWP_RC_Widget is <strong>deprecated</strong> since version 4.3.0! Use <pre>__construct()</pre> instead. in /home/readwrit/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3894'
[miklb]mrkrndvs so webmentions work if you disable semantic linkbacks? Your issue doesn’t seem to be related to the mbstring extension. Not seeing anything that should break in that log
[jeremycherfas]chrisaldrich That’s exactly what I want to avoid. They are sufficiently few that I would forget what I was doing each time. My current solution works, but could be improved by filtering on the class of the comment, if I can figure that out.
[chrisaldrich]jeremycherfas I can appreciate that. I too find it relatively infrequent, so switching them occasionally isn't too onerous. At least you've got a workable solution.
[chrisaldrich]mrkrndvs Another random thing which may be causing your issue is JetPack which for some pieces tries to completely take over your "comments" section and doesn't allow other plugins to play nicely.
Loqi[kraftbj] As an aside, I haven't written this up yet for internal discussion, but I would like us to evaluate the "modern" open web standards that are coming out -- webmentions, websub (formerly PubSubHubbub), jsonfeed, etc -- and see how we/WP.com could play ...
[chrisaldrich]miklb mrkrndvs For the record, I think the threading piece for slack to IRC was fixed when it was added. In my experience threading *should* work and the additional comments are just dumped into the end of the IRC chat.
[mrkrndvs]chrisaldrich hmmm, I need to work out why I like Jetpack and see what it would mean to jettison it. I think that has been the inadvertent side effect of going indie. It has forced me to rethink why and how I do what I do
[mrkrndvs]chrisaldrich I couldn't get both my sites working in regards to webmentions. Thought it wasn't possible. So now that I know it is, I will dig around a bit.
[chrisaldrich]I've found that I've gone from all-in on a lot of JetPack features to fewer and fewer over the years. One day I may uninstall it altogether.
[chrisaldrich]mrkrndvs I should think you would be able to, if not, you could keep JetPack installed for that reason, but disable some of the individual pieces you don't need/want.
[mrkrndvs]chrisaldrich ignore that question. Just realised I can blog in the browser. I'm liking Zenpress pfefferle. Loaded it in my collect.readwriterespond.com
[chrisaldrich]ZenPress is a clean [[WordPress]] theme inspired by Medium.com. It is SEO optimized, accessibility ready and highly semantic. The is made with HTML5 (POSH) and flavoured with Microformats(2) and Microdata/Schema.org.
[chrisaldrich]Once you've logged into the wiki with your domain name, there will be a (red) link in the top right that links to your user page which you can then add details to. (And it would likely be just that url if you log in with that domain.)
[chrisaldrich]I know there are a few closer to your timezone in IndieWeb including Malcolm Blaney, Richard MacManus, and Bill Bennett, but even Malcolm is in Brisbane which is pretty far for a /Homebrew_Website_Club.
[chrisaldrich]Tinyletter may have a WordPress plugin to allow you to move easily. Or you could use mailchimp or another service which do have WordPress related integrations for newsletters.
[miklb]then do you have some kind of domain mapping plugin installed wagle? I can’t remember if that was added to core for multisite or not. I’ve not used it in a long time.
tantekit's not automagick, it's a default that someone configured (perhaps your DNS provider or hosting provider) that you can similarly configure for other (sub)domains