@frostedechoes @ronguest Perhaps they don't know how to integrate WordPress and Micro.blog. Here's my current favourite post on the topic: Configuring WordPress for Micro.blog by @ChrisReed. Additionally Usernames on Micro.blog by @manton.
Tag: WordPress
Odd Webmention Behaviour
I see a bit of odd behaviour with Webmentions, Semantic Linkbacks and WordPress comments. There are five responses in this thread which started with a post from my blog that that was syndicated to micro.blog. Three of the responses show up under the original blog post. However, two show up under my Webmentions collection page.
I am not using the WordPress Webmention for Comments plugin.
It also seems that it's no longer possible to change the Webmention type via Semantic Linkbacks.
Update:
It's not odd behaviour after all.
Added limited support for accepting replies from external sites that do not have a Micro.blog account. Previously, Micro.blog would discard replies that could not be associated with an existing user. Now, these replies will be included in a thread using the domain name for the author. (Brid.gy replies from Twitter are not supported yet.) Manton Reece
2019-08-09 08.38.46
“@jgmac1106 huh. Thanks for the recommendation. I'll look at SemPress and see if replacing Independent Publisher is something I want to do :)”
@nitinthewiz, take a look at Indieweb Publisher by @dshanske. It's a fork of Independent Publisher.
