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Working on Compatibility with Webmentions & the IndieWeb

ByTim Nolte
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I’ve been working for awhile on trying to make my blog the central hub of my online presence, even on social media, taking a approach. I’ve recently setup Bridgy in order to bring back the conversation on other platforms back to my site. One issue that I’ve found is that the setup of is getting blown away when using JetPack comments. This issue was reported on GitHub like 3 years ago, and even mentioned by Chris Aldrich on his excellent blog post about using WordPress with the .

Using Facepiles in Comments for WordPress with Webmentions and Semantic Linkbacks

I’m going to need to do some digging over the next week to see about working on a fix for this.

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