Chris Aldrich

@edtechdev I seem to recall some Drupal work, but haven't looked in a while. I'm surprised there isn't more within the ActivityPub specific space itself. As for markup there definitely isn't a 1-1, onto mapping between the many flavors. Perhaps @KevinMarks may have a resource?

@outlandishjosh I could easily see @getpantheon building IndieWeb stacks with @WordPress +Plugins or @Drupal or @backdropcms + https://www.drupal.org/project/indieweb to expand this type of decentralized web interaction in a way similar to @microdotblog

@wimleers @Google @drupal @timmillwood I remember doing an #IndieWeb presentation at DrupalCamp LA a couple of years ago right after a Piwik (@matomo_org) talk and it seemed like an interesting #ownyourdata solution at the time.
https://www.drupal.org/project/piwik

@mlncn @hongpong I suspected Dries would find you both via the wiki having blazed some of the trail beforehand, so I didn't want to extend the post to point out what I suspected he would find quickly enough.

Simultaneously, my intention was to do a "BCC Webmention" of sorts so that the two of you were at least aware of his original post if you hadn't seen it. Sorry if it read as spam to some extent, but I didn't really have specific posts on all of your sites that would have made a huge amount sense to highlight to get them in via a traditional mention or a reply. Thus I did a few homepage webmentions to get them in under the wire, so to speak.

I don't think it's a common pattern to ping someone's site this way, but given the precedent and prior art within email, it seemed like a somewhat useful way to send the notification without making it so explicit. I'm glad you received it and understood at least some of the intention.

I didn't see a webmention endpoint on Dan's homepage, so I'm glad to have the chance to explicitly @mention him on Twitter with this post.

#bcc + #webmention = #bccwebmention
#breakingtheweb
#drupal

Within the past month [it's guestimated that over 1 million webmentions](https://snarfed.org/1-million-webmentions) have been sent on the internet. There's not really solid research on how many sites physically send and/or receive them, but as of [last June](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkc5afFohmI&t=2s) the conservative number was in the range of about 5,000 and the number is increasing rapidly, particularly with platforms like micro.blog (5-10,000 accounts) now supporting them out of the box and CMSs like Drupal (via plugin) and Perch having added them since then. This also doesn't take into account an anecdotally sharp uptick of adoption on WordPress via plugin, most notably by several WordPress core developers.

Mastodon already supports most microformats for webmention to be implemented more easily. https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/122 and https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/965

There are already a number of open source tools that might also be bootstrapped for something like this as well: https://indieweb.org/Webmention#Services

@physcocode Given @drupal codebase/structure, perhaps you could backport to @withknown? It would be great to see more #indieweb in @drupal!

@keithjgrant That's a well worded synopsis. Welcome to the IndieWeb!

I'm curious if, as a CSS expert--which I am assuredly not, your book has a section that differentiates "semantic" and "styling" classes? One of the quirks I've run into while playing in the Indieweb is that some designers use microformat classes (like hentry/h-entry, e-content, etc.) to style their pages rather than simply allowing them to be used for semantic mark up and instead relying on secondary classes for styling. I've seen many instances, particularly within the WordPress and Drupal communities, where themes (including heavily used template themes--_s, I'm looking at you!) rely on styling using microformats or other semantic classes and this tends to cause problems with decentralization to opening up the web to movements like Indieweb. I have a feeling if more developers were educated about this "quirk" that large swaths of the internet (WordPress apparently runs 25% of the web) would be more easily/automatically converted/upgraded to support the decentralized web. Thoughts?

Are Drupal 7 modules directly compatible with Backdrop? This looks like a cool project for hacking on at the upcoming <a href="indieweb.org">IndieWebCamp</a> in Santa Monica in <a href="https://indieweb.org/2016/LA">November</a>...

@gusaus @kevinmarks: @warnermusic has been good supporter of LA Drupal community in past. I imagine quite a bit of their work comes back via individuals if not directly through corporate. They may hold back some of their custom built stuff for spinning up mass numbers of sites quickly, but very few people need the ability to spin up 20 sites a week for bands.

#indieweb @kevinmarks If Jessica is watching, @warnermusic has a custom built drupal framework for their bands

#IndieWeb @kevinmarks @mlncn: What a coincidence, not just 20 minutes ago, I bookmarked this Drupal-related post! http://agaric.com/blogs/marking-drupals-blog-posts-indieweb