Another awesome UI example from @signlfm for how #podcasting could be. Imagine this on mobile!
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This is an awesome (though not perfect) UI example from @signlfm for how #podcasting could be
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@acapellascience That looks like a more detailed version of this great anonymous quote:
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I'll check to see if it's the case with altplatforms' bug, but I've discovered that it's having Jetpack's commenting feature "Let readers use WordPress.com, Twitter, Facebook, or Google+ accounts to comment" activated that prevents the Webmention Form from appearing on the page. If I deactivate it, it not only appears properly, but shows up twice with the standalone plugin installed.
Incidentally it also causes issues on my 2016 theme where if one types too much in the enclosed field, the UI moves down and it becomes impossible to actually post the comment!
While I'm thinking about it, as an Indieweb-forward thought, would it be possible to put the Webmention Form at the top of the comment section instead of underneath it? While I'm (and I'm sure most of us are) receptive to comments in general, it would be nice to encourage others to own theirs at the top and then provide the default comment form underneath it. Just a thought...
I'll do some additional testing and report the bug to JetPack shortly.
To my knowledge they don't. I do and turned mine off when I tested it on my site to see the same result.
I did spin up a fresh site this morning to test against that and didn't see the same issue. Perhaps it's something theme or CSS specific? Let me try some more tests this afternoon.
"Medium hasn’t made it easy for publishers to leave with their full content..."
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Every publisher on Medium should read @Chronotope's linked stream https:/
and this piece
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@Chronotope Nice stream on journalism/publishing. Online publications can learn a lot from the #indieweb model of publishing. #ownyourdata
This is not a bad UI idea. I've actually had people tell me in the past that they wrote a native comment and then clicked the Ping Me! button only to loose their comment. I think that putting them on the same line and giving them parity seems easier/prettier.