@kmlukens @withknown is a great tool that isn't WordPress. You could also take a look at https://indieweb.org/projects

Some #indieweb resources for pedagogy and education https://indieweb.org/Indieweb_for_Education #Domains17

@gobman #Indieweb plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/indieweb/
https://indieweb.org/Getting_Started_on_WordPress
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@ricmac In particular a lot of this type of open architecture already exists as plugins for @WordPress
http://indieweb.org/wordpress

@ricmac There are a bunch of us building exactly what your manifesto speaks about. I hope you'll join us at https://indieweb.org.

Another interesting piece that's related to webmention and feed readers is the <a href="https://www.w3.org/TR/micropub/">W3C Micropub spec</a> that I believe was released on the same day as ActivityPub. There are already feed readers like www.woodwind.xyz that allow you to not only subscribe and read your friends who publish to their own sites, but you can use it to micropub "likes" and "replies" to those posts directly from the reader and to publish them directly to your own website if it supports the micropub spec (and yes, there's already a WordPress plugin for that). These micropubbed posts can then, in turn, send webmentions from your own site to your friends' posts to be displayed as comments there.

More details on all of these and how they can interact can be found on the wiki at https://indieweb.org.

@johnjohnston I suspect @mrkrndvs is talking about multiple content types and making subsets easier to subscribe to http://boffosocko.com/2016/12/18/rss-feeds-a-follow-up-on-my-indieweb-commitment-2017/

@jackbaty There are many who are using Known as part of a "multi-site" solution: https://indieweb.org/multi-site_indieweb
I'm actually using both WordPress and Known, depending on what I'm posting and why. Sometimes two is better than one, and it helps me have the best of all worlds. I also often use Known for posting from mobile quickly: https://indieweb.org/Posting_from_mobile_devices#Known

@davidmead I'm curious what method you're using for syndicating to twitter that's causing this? That may be the better question to address. It's likely if you're having a problem, others will as well.

In the interim, you can find all the prior releases here: https://github.com/pfefferle/SemPress/releases. From here you also have the ability to view the changes between releases so you can potentially easily track down the pieces of code which changed and may be causing issues.

You might also find it easier to create a [child theme](http://indieweb.org/WordPress/Themes#Child_Themes) of SemPress with some small changes to improve your specific issues, this way you'll still get other future updates from the parent.

@eli @colinwalker Discovery is certainly a difficult issue. Perhaps we could talk Kevin and Tantek into reconstituting Technorati?! :)

Interestingly this is the third time I've heard about webrings in the last month, and only after serendipitously coming across the only one I'd seen in over a decade or more: https://hotlinewebring.club/

Kevin Marks started a table of "Lost Infrastructure" not too long ago: http://indieweb.org/lost_infrastructure