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#jeremycherfasHelp, please. I can't for the life of me remember where the setting is to display facepiles for Likes and Reposts. For some reason they are there but no avatars are showing. So, either need to disable, or find those avatars.
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#[pfefferle]The problem is, that we do not yet cache the avatars, so if a Twitter user changes his avatar after a brid.gy webmention, it breaks on the Avatar in the comments
#Loqi[Matthias Pfefferle] Description
A Webmention is a notification that one URL links to another. Sending a Webmention is not limited to blog posts, and can be used for additional kinds of content and responses as well.
For example, a response can be an RSVP to an event, a...
#jeremycherfasOK. Now, with facepiles activated, I see the name of whoever liked etc, with a link to their Twitter home page (but not the like itself). And no avatar.
#jeremycherfasI also a better formatted link below that, as part of Comments. So maybe I should just get rid of the Likes and Reposts from the plugin.
#[pfefferle]That is the avatar problem I mentioned earlier
#jeremycherfasRight. I understand that. So I am wondering, I currently have both Bridgy and Webmentions activated, and I think I want to deactivate webmentions because the display does not work for me without Avatars.
#[pfefferle]You don‘t have to deactivate webmentions in general... it is mainly a problem of twitter... so deactivating brid.gy for twitter should be enough
#jeremycherfasIn the end I decided to put display: none; on the likes and reposts divisions. I prefer the way that looks, for now.