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while a Twitter user technically “publishes” a message for all world to see as they like or retweet a tweet, the consequence that simply pushing a button within Twitter will result in their profile picture, name and “endorsement” being displayed on a third-party website may not be understood.
The ethics of syndicating comments using WebMentions
This is a complicated problem. I want to see what people are writing in public about my posts. I also want to direct people to the conversations which…
J'ai bien fait en lançant ces billets d'annoncer que je ne serais probablement pas très prolixe… En tout cas, cela me fait rudement plaisir de voir…
Je me rends compte que si je veux vraiment des échanges plus réguliers avec les amis qui publient plus chez eux que sur les réseaux sociaux, en mode…
Remy Sharp
I've been using Webmention for almost 2 years now, and I am fortunate to use Aaron Gustafson 's jekyll-webmention_io plugin for Jekyll, the static…
I've been using Brid.gy since I started using Webmentions on this site, to get mentions from silos (Twitter mostly) back to the contents. This is…