[snarfed]is the current conclusion still that mf2 pretty much has to be implemented in the theme? ie you can put them in a plugin, like the afaik abandoned uf2 plugin (which I'm still on 😢), and you can put them in a block, but to be comprehensive for everything on the site, really the only option is a theme?
janboddezsnarfed, well, post-specific mf2 should be in the content, of course, but as the theme provides the "framework" that surrounds that content, yes
janboddezthe "good" thing about block/FSE themes (which are a bit of a pain to work with, still) is that they all use the same blocks in WP core; there no longer is any theme-specific post author or post date or categories markup in the actual theme files
janboddezBe nice if core provided a decent set of defaults, but they've actually taken a step back (most Automattic themes used to support mf1) a couple years ago
janboddezI started using the body_class hook for h-feed (and even h-entry on single-post pages), once I figured out I no longer wanted to use (child) themes at all, but you could do the same in a theme
janboddezBlock themes still rely on ~HTML templates, and it is possible to add custom classNames to, e.g., Group blocks in those, much like you'd do within the block editor
janboddezIt's [tonz] talk on wanting mf2 support in WP core that got me looking into the whole thing again (I'd done a couple mf2 child themes before, but no block themes)
[snarfed]Right! Mf2 really seems more appropriate for plugging or maybe blocks, it's unfortunate that needing themes so far has tied them with presentation
janboddezOne of the reasons I've made just about anything (the newer version will have way more features, something I'm usual not very fond of, but I think in this case is justified) configurable, is the different existing IndieWeb plugins
janboddezSo it's not so much a direct replacement; in fact, the two could probably be used alongside each other (plus, I've tried to make it maximally compatible with the Micropub plugin, which I love and use everyday)
janboddez1Ah, that makes sense; yeah, not saying my approach is in any way better, but I do like the fact that my microblog is separate from my longer posts
janboddez1On the other hand, I toyed with Post Formats before, and having all the "notes" in the posts table was kind of driving me nuts; I installed (and then forked) a Post Format filter for exactly that reason