[matpacker]I might just have to give it a try with postKinds. Not sure how I can workaround the Response Properties part though, will check to see how the workflow might handle the meta fields.
[matpacker]I want to be able to post from mobile, without the WordPress app, and not have to then go to my site on my laptop and edit the post to add response properties, post kind, all the IndieWeb stuff that's not supported in the WP apps.
[matpacker]Indigenous lets me post to my site, however, I don't get the option of selecting postKind, postCategory, and the Response Properties only works if it's a repost of a feed item.
Loqi[Peter Stuifzand] Adding feeds from an OPML file to a Microsub server with xmlstarlet and Ekster (ek)
xmlstarlet sel -t -v "//outline/@xmlUrl" hotlist.opml | xargs -n 1 ek follow mtjTXQELiT60Wtm5ArVcLo5G
The first part parses the xmlUrls from the OPML file. This w...
[matpacker]Yeh, not sure I can manage that one. Might be easier to cut all the code out of my OPML and just copy / paste in the addresses. Probably better to do it that way and I can categorise subs better and get rid of old stuff I no longer want to see.
[eddie]Right now it only supports photos if your website has a media endpoint. If it does, you should see a photo icon in the bottom left corner of the “new post” window
MarcoZDeHi all! Still here. :) I have been running with my WP sites having the IndieWeb stuff integrated for a bit now, and so far, Twitter mentions of blog posts etc. work very well.
MarcoZDeOne thing that I don't yet see a good solution to is, if I get a reply from someone on Twitter, then reply to that comment, that reply obviously doesn't feed back to Twitter. So if the person doesn't have my comments subscribed via RSS, they won't see that answer.
MarcoZDeDue to all that mess that Twitter is becoming more and more, I also again created two language specific accounts on micro.blog. Will have to decide how to wire everything together, so I can post statuses and have them fed back and forth. I am not particularly happy with the status implementation in WordPress, especially since they aren't really discoverable with a screen reader inbetween regular posts. Screen
MarcoZDeAnyway, tinkering along and wanting to un-silo myself from Twitter. And oh where Mastodon fits into all this, I have not yet figured out, either.
MarcoZDeGWG: OK, here's my current work flow. I get an e-mail telling me that there's a new comment awaiting moderation. That may be a reply from Twitter, asking me something. i approve it as a comment on my site, and then there's this Reply button to instantly reply to the comment.
MarcoZDeIf I do that, the comment gets posted below the original comment, even indented, so there is direct correllation. But you're suggesting I do that differently?
GWGYes, but the reply button in WordPress is a built-in function to reply to local comments. It doesn't trigger a reply. But I am going to see if it could
MarcoZDeGWG: So you're saying I would have to do a Reply post, a *new* post, from the Add New Post screen, set it as a reply type, fill in a permalink. The question then is which one? The permalink to the comment I am replying to, or the permalink of the tweet?
MarcoZDeGWG: Very cool! Because for someone not as tech-savvy, the next question that comes up is, if it's the tweet's permalink, does the reply post have to include the @UserName at the beginning, or will that be filled in automatically when marked as a reply?
MarcoZDeGWG: Would be asesome if this comment Replying thing could be enhanced so one could indeed reply via one's own comment, keep it visually and logically in the comment thread on the same post, and still get it crossposted to Twitter somehow. Because the other problem with the "post as a reply" approach is that this reply won't be connected to the original comment for my blog readers. They'd have to jump back and
MarcoZDeGWG: Hm, each comment has an anchor tag somewhere, that points directly to the spot on the post page where the comment is. So it's the post permalink with a # plus an anchor name added. If you right-click the time stamp of a comment and copy the link, you'll see it.
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[jgmac1106]@marcoZDE yeah I can keep my twitter replies and webmentions threaded well...I just have to always reply to the tweet permalink using bridgy
[jgmac1106]and in terms of Mastodon the plugin I am using is great but [pfefferle] also helped me add ostatus so my website itself is its own fediverse instance
LoqiIt looks like we don't have a page for "problem with „webmentions for comments“" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "problem with „webmentions for comments“ is ____", a sentence describing the term)
dougbealAnd now that I think about it, when I reply to my own post (as a seperate post), the comment post will start getting replies from bridgy, because it has the original post as a syndication link
GWGI think I may have to make sure a webmention goes back to Bridgy
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[matpacker] I might just have to give it a try with postKinds. Not sure how I can workaround the Response Properties part though, will check to see how the workflow might handle the meta fields.
jgmac1106 looks like [dougbeal] experimenting: https://dougbeal.com/
MarcoZDe Due to all that mess that Twitter is becoming more and more, I also again created two language specific accounts on micro.blog. Will have to decide how to wire everything together, so I can post statuses and have them fed back and forth. I am not particularly happy with the status implementation in WordPress, especially since they aren't really discoverable with a screen reader inbetween regular posts. Screen
dougbeal aaronpk: the media endpoint looks likes its there, https://gist.github.com/dougbeal/8bdac6f550047ec31d3b487463d6a30c but I get an error in micropub.rocks
[pfefferle] What is the problem with „webmentions for comments“?
Loqi It looks like we don't have a page for "problem with „webmentions for comments“" yet. Would you like to create it? (Or just say "problem with „webmentions for comments“ is ____", a sentence describing the term)