Give me a shout-out if you use https://t.co/9ZTAzKDhpi to connect your #Twitter to your blog or website. #IndieWeb#bridgy#WebMentions
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A meta question about #OpenMentions - we currently have no category for religious topics. Should we create a new root topic or create a sub-topic in an already existing topic?
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@lordmatt (1) six months spent writing code to use a complex API only for the API to be utterly revised or taken down (2) people who think blog comments are for selling products or posting off-topic essays (3) laggy connections in the middle of a team deathmatch against your arch rivals
I've been having fun hacking on my new Pi Pico W. Reply with your favourite #RaspberryPi or #RaspberryPiPico hack/project.
Filing this under: https://t.co/N2cjzSHftk on @OpenMentions for the added discussion.
@OpenMentions@github No, but there is a module system that would enable someone to write a #webmention add-on. It might be bigger than the framework and would need a DB or read access to a folder.
The IndieWeb Movement: Owning Your Data and Being the Change You Want to See in the Web · Jamie Tanna, Software Engineer https://t.co/ksE6cQjTqA via the #IndieWeb Wiki