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Moritz Glantz #a11y

@krusynth @matthiasott I don’t think that is correct.
According to the MDN "flow content" is allowed as children of <li> and <article> is in the list of flow content.

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/do

The HTML 5 spec has an example with article elements for comments and #webmentions are something like comments, right?

w3.org/TR/2013/CR-html5-201308

MDN Web Docs<li>: The List Item element - HTML: HyperText Markup Language | MDNThe <li> HTML element is used to represent an item in a list. It must be contained in a parent element: an ordered list (<ol>), an unordered list (<ul>), or a menu (<menu>). In menus and unordered lists, list items are usually displayed using bullet points. In ordered lists, they are usually displayed with an ascending counter on the left, such as a number or letter.
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Ruben Verweij
#ThreeGoodThings #3GoodThings

- I've been slowly learning more about the #IndieWeb it's really great and the more I read about it, the more excited I get (but also more confused, should I implement #RSS / #Atom / #Activitypub / #webmentions on my blog, all of the above or none?). Also I've discovered some great blogs and dusted off my feed reader.

- I had a new, fresh haircut.

- Yesterday was the first day of the year it was comfortable enough to read a book in the garden, and it was nice and sunny.
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👾 -fab-
New gemlog post!

I made a gemlog post about sending and receiving webmentions from gemini capsules with kineto (gemini2web proxy) and for example nginx.

gemini://redterminal.org/gemlog/2025-02-12-Sending_and_Receiving_Webmentions_with_Kineto_and_nginx.gmi

https://redterminal.org/gemlog/2025-02-12-Sending_and_Receiving_Webmentions_with_Kineto_and_nginx.gmi

#GeminiProtocol #Gemini #Webmentions #indieweb #gemlog #Kineto
redterminal.orgSending and Receiving Webmentions with Kineto and nginx
#kineto
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Reilly Spitzfaden (they/them)

I finally figured out displaying webmentions on my site without any client-side JavaScript! I'm happy with the visual design for displaying them too

I plan to do more in-progress writeups of projects instead of waiting around until I'm sure something's "finished"

reillyspitzfaden.com/posts/202

reillyspitzfaden.comDisplaying WebmentionsDisplaying the number of reposts,
#WebDev#IndieWeb#Webmentions
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Reilly Spitzfaden (they/them)

I have webmentions coming in from Mastodon now! I added microformats, including a "u-syndication" link to my site (e.g., here: reillyspitzfaden.com/posts/202 — you can see if you right-click and "view source"), and I figured out getting my Mastodon account working with Bridgy.

Now I'm able to see interactions on Mastodon as webmentions, and it should be relatively straightforward to add a counter to my post showing how many interactions it has on the Fediverse.

reillyspitzfaden.comDatabending Part 1Did you know you can listen to pretty much any file as an audio file? Let's look at how it works and what it sounds like!
#Webmentions#IndieWeb#Microformats
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Alan

I have questions about #webmentions (bonus points for in the context of #eleventy).

Do you need to use webmention.io? I've seen several posts that reference it, is it reliable?

Also, is it possible to have webmentions on a per-post basis? To kind of use them as an alternative to comments or do they only work for the root domain?

Thanks!

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Xasin, Neira & Mesh

Time for our own #indieweb #website #webdev to get a project page as well!

In this case, to track the upcoming finishing of the site rewrite, as well as any future developments.
Currently this is mainly backend work, to finish the rewrite of the PHP Database adapters, but soon this shall include features such as #webmentions comments :D

lucidragons.de/projects/dragon

LucidragonsDragon's FireDragon's Fire Website build
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Soblow Xaselgio :dragn_heart:

Would anyone have tips for implementing Webmentions inside Hugo?

I know @Seirdy has done it before, and I've found a forum topic about it, but it's really not clear what is needed, and how to properly do it. Furthermore, the way the standard itself works is obscure to me (like, do you need to link the mastodon post somewhere for the system to detect it? what do you use to moderate comments?)

HUGO · A Webmention implementation for HugoPeople have been asking about Webmention support before so I thought that I would give my solution here. Mind you, it is neither trivial nor very generic, but maybe it can serve as an inspiration to someone. A while back I implemented my commenting functionality: comments are always pre-moderated, blog owner receives a notification and a review URL. Once approved, comments are added to the repository and become regular Hugo content. I now added Webmention and Pingback support using the same pr...
#webmention#webmentions#gohugo
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Xasin, Neira & Mesh

@soatok Hm ... Comments are still a "Maybe, Maybe not" feature on our website.

We're thinking of doing it #webmentions style but with support for manual website input, e.g. you post a regular Fediverse/X/Blog post linking to one of our pages and submit that link to our page, and it then checks for link presence and comment text, and saves a copy of what it finds...

How's that interact with GDPR stuff, 'cuz we'd only be taking already-publicly-posted information...

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