Chris Aldrich (Boffo Socko)I’m aware of the disruption of the Gutenberg Editor within WordPress v5.0 and how it applies to those using IndieWeb technology on WordPress. I’m sure it will eventually get sorted out in a reasonable fashion. Sadly, throwing out the baby out with the bathwater as it comes to WordPress and IndieWeb may not be the best solution for many people and may actually be a painful detriment to several hundreds.
I don't have much to add to the discussion but wanted to voice my dissatisfaction with Gutenberg and how it disrupts my recently discovered IndieWeb power (Webmentions). I considered switching to Jekyll, Hugo or Grav but ran into challenges migrating over 15 years of content and several thousand posts.
Greg McVerry
15th December 2018 at 12:11 PMIt is just a WordPress plugin myblog.com/post would redirect to archive.myblog.com/post you would do nothing
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Greg McVerry
14th December 2018 at 8:55 PMI feel your pain, especially on migration, my strategy is to add a redirect plugin and throw my old site on a subdomain called archive.... Migration is hard. The web can be forever.
A unified search tool of both places be cool.
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Khürt Williams
14th December 2018 at 9:08 PMHi Greg, my site URL structure is http://142.93.124.147/sample_post. I don't know how redirect would work for that. This is all becoming too hard.