@huby And now the bigger reveal! Since you've liked my tweet, you'll notice that I'm backfeeding reactions and comments from my tweets, so your "like" also lives on my website at the original post which was syndicated to Twitter. http://stream.boffosocko.com/2018/huby-plain-old-semantic-html-with-microformats-in-combination-with

@fionajvoss It looks like I've been automatically syndicating many of my short reviews to multiple places like Twitter, Facebook, GoodReads et al. Less often I send them to Amazon, Yelp, IMDb, but I suspect more friends seem them that way anyway. http://boffosocko.com/category/review/

@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

.@DoorDash_Help @doordash As I'm looking at the large number of customer service replies, it looks more like your profit model is hoping customers experience inertia jumping through hoops so you get to keep the value of the damage you've done.
https://twitter.com/DoorDash_Help/with_replies

@estellevw @perfmattersconf In case you missed the update from @benotist, this might help your import/export issues:
https://twitter.com/benotist/status/957987758685016069

@estellevw While I have immense respect for the creators of noti.st, I'm going to follow Rachel's advice and host all of my events, RSVPs, notes, slides, etc. on my own site. #IndieWeb
https://indieweb.org/event
https://twitter.com/rachelandrew/status/772432792529539072

@mrkrndvs I like emoji particularly for posting to micro sites like Twitter and micro.blog where one is more constrained. I don't like it as much for some of the gymnastics I need to pull off, and most of which you mention. Not all sites seem to be able to handle them properly, and I often wonder at my decision to have used them in the first place. I've also noticed some issues with emojis in permalinks causing Brid.gy not to be able to send backfeed webmentions.

One thing that may make it easier to deploy them across your site is to bake them into the templates for your site (either into the post templates or into the post kind templates directly). This will allow you to use them quickly and easily and deploy them to thousands of posts at once with the ability to remove them later if you like. It'll also save you a huge amount of time hard coding them into your posts.