@jaybearca Alas no. You can resend them manually by putting the URL links into the "Ping Me" box on your original posts. If you're using Brid.gy, there's a resend functionality there as well which might speed things up.
@jaybearca The Webmention plugin only does notifications. You also need the semantic linkbacks plugin for the parser which will give you the richer data you're looking for.
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Most recipes for these should "work". It usually comes down to timing and a bit of technique mostly won through experimentation with time and temperature. At least failures are edible and delicious. Pick one recipe and stick with it until you succeed.
Hanging out with @joesimpsonjr and gang at the WordPress Santa Clarita Meetup
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@mdrockwell You can get feeds of YouTube channels using this simple conversion: `https:/
@mattmaldre No follow feature beyond RSS/ATOM feeds. Old school methods like rganically stumbling on other users or searching tags and the public timeline are the only methods I'm aware of for discovering people.
In fact, it's become quite a lot of data lately, sometimes up to 50 items a day. I'll have to add you to my list of people to follow on @hypothes_is
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@mattmaldre I *AM* reverse syndicating all of that content back to my site (as well as a separate @ObsdMD notebook), it's just private by default. Some details: https:/
@weh_kaniini There are definitely some using Craft for IndieWeb. There's a plugin for v2, but I don't think it's been updated for v3 yet. Details/examples: https:/
@geonz I remember having issues with http vs https and cookies the last couple of Moodle instances I've spun up. Did you get sorted? Can your host help?
I had a weird thing that was filling up my database with log details. It's been fixed and doesn't look like it's happening anymore.
I'm still running an older version myself. There's been a move to do a big overhaul of Known and a group is going through most of the plugins to get them updated. It is a volunteer effort though so it may take a bit unless others pitch in.
@Cambridgeport90 I don't worry about them stepping on each other, I simply make sure they're cross-linked so that if I go looking for something, I'll be able to find it. Webmention definitely helps in this respect.
As an example you'll notice that my earlier response (http:/
@Cambridgeport90 I've been doing some more experimenting lately. Usually I use Known for quicker replies to specific social media. Otherwise I primarily use my WordPress site for almost everything else.
@RobertHaisfield I agree wholeheartedly and have written a bit about it on my own site before. H is not totally against it, but may need a nudge to implement it. https:/
@cswordpress I'm aware of the general problems with it and others like it. In my particular case, it's a specific stopgap remedy for a few non-technical family members with specific needs. Hopefully it doesn't cause more problems than it's fixing. I'm happy to hear if there are other things I can improve for anyone with specific needs/desires.