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I’m testing some things with my blog and micro.blog. If you’re willing to possibly receive some test responses, reply to this post on micro.blog.
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I’m testing some things with my blog and micro.blog. If you’re willing to possibly receive some test responses, reply to this post on micro.blog.
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johnjohnston
18 augusti, 2019 21:36@MrHenko here you go.
ronguest
18 augusti, 2019 22:24@MrHenko YOLO
Henrik
19 augusti, 2019 17:28Does this show up in micro.blog as well?
Henrik
19 augusti, 2019 18:31I wonder if this will show up in micro.blog?
johnjohnston
18 augusti, 2019 23:27@blog @MrHenko it does! I see the re comes from @blog but it has your avatar. Are you using the post_kinds WordPress plugin for replies?
johnjohnston
18 augusti, 2019 23:32@MrHenko that fixed it, but I see 2 messages in the main timeline? Only one in conversation view (mac app).
smokey
19 augusti, 2019 09:28@MrHenko Are you planning on doing a write-up about this process when you’re done? It looks like you and @johnjohnston found at least two areas where extra care was needed (m.b webpage URL has to match blog url, webmention replies “doubled” if not also excluded from feed sent to m.b), and it would be good to have a detailed-ish document about WordPress webmention replies and Micro.blog out there on the web (and in the wiki)….
smokey
19 augusti, 2019 09:32@johnjohnston Hrm, you’re @johnjohnston in that reply, even though your M.b profile URL matches your blog URL…. (And there’s that strange “Like this:Like Loading…” at the end.)
smokey
19 augusti, 2019 09:36@smokey @johnjohnston Oh, weird; something’s busted in @-mentions for “domain usernames”; it’s truncating at the period (which explains John’s mentioning of “blog” in this reply)…
manton
19 augusti, 2019 15:10@MrHenko @smokey Thanks! If you write this up, feel free to include bug reports in the blog post too. 🙂 The double posts might be a bug, but I noticed that the URL is different for those 2 posts: one uses the format
p=10756in WordPress, so Micro.blog can’t know that it’s the same as the other permalink.manton
19 augusti, 2019 15:24@MrHenko Did you remove one of the duplicates? It’s no longer showing up in the conversation, but it was a little while ago.
blair
19 augusti, 2019 15:39@MrHenko I’m interested in knowing more about what you did. I’m sending my blog here, and using webmentions on my blog to track convos, but hadn’t seen how to link stuff here back there. I generate different rss entries for short and long blog posts (I created “microposts” on my blog which come through as simple messages, while normal ones do the ”title, link” thing).
johnjohnston
19 augusti, 2019 19:06@smokey @MrHenko @manton the “Like this:Like Loading…” comes from my use of the Jetpack like button. I probably need to give that up or understand a bit better how a mention is grabbed from a post…
My micro.blog account has johnjohnston.info/blog/ verified. I guess the incoming mention is reduced to the domain and not the folder my blog is in. Would it help for me to add a rel link to micro.blog on the home page? Will that confuse things? I’ve got the link on /blog/
manton
19 augusti, 2019 20:25@johnjohnston Ah, I see. Yes, Micro.blog assumes for incoming Webmentions that the verified site is just a domain name without a path. I don’t think you need to add anything else, because you do have a
rel=meon the reply pages already (but Micro.blog doesn’t check that currently).johnjohnston
19 augusti, 2019 20:28@manton if I added rel=me on my domain page and verified that, would that break anything or help anything?
manton
19 augusti, 2019 20:31@johnjohnston You’d also need to update the URL on your profile to just be the domain name. That may be a good short-term change while I consider if there’s more Micro.blog could do here. Thanks!
Henrik Carlsson
20 augusti, 2019 01:16Henrik Carlsson mentioned this note on blog.henrikcarlsson.se.