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Jay, I don't think the author David spends much time in the fora here, and I know he's been diligently developing several other plugins in the https://wordpress.org/plugins/indieweb/ suite. If you're still interested, the base code for Bridgy Publish is is on GitHub https://github.com/dshanske/bridgy-publish, where you'll also find code for most other things IndieWeb too.

If you have questions or need help, you can find him on IRC via http://www.indiewebcamp.com. He and others there are more than happy to help!

 

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Welcome to the ! There are lots of other goodies and help to be found at http://indiewebcamp.com/WordPress

 

Congratulations! If you're not using the SemPress theme, you might also enjoy https://github.com/pfefferle/wordpress-uf2 which will do some of the mf2 material (as best it can) without remarking up your theme by hand. I've used a handful of WP themes with IndieWeb and not had problems sending/receiving webmentions (to my knowledge) or using other indiewebcamp.com goodness.

You might also appreciate the Independent Publisher theme, which is not only beautiful, but has some custom code for displaying comments, pingbacks/trackbacks, and even webmentions and will shortly have additional mf2 mark up as well (or should, in it's next release which is right around the corner.) The Github code is ahead of the official release on WordPress.org if you want to test it out.

 

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I'll also ping this related issue on micropub which may benefit from the apparent difference between the two similar based services either being able to provide a syndicated version or not:
https://github.com/snarfed/wordpress-micropub/issues/21

 

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Returns the wrong Syndicated Link · Issue #7 · diplix/OwnYourCheckin

In using this with micropub on WordPress and the https://github.com/dshanske/syndication-links plugin, I notice that the syndicated link that's returned is for the actual Foursquare location rather than the technical Swarm PESOS checkin.

Example: http://boffosocko.com/2016/05/17/55672674/
The first syndicated link under the post is the one autogenerated by the micropub portion (I think) and the second one is the actual "syndicated" version which appears on Swarm (and which I copied in by hand).

Perhaps this is an odd quirk caused by the data returned by OwnYourCheckin as it dovetails with @dshanske https://github.com/dshanske/syndication-links. (I know it polls several locations to autoimport syndicated links, but I'm not sure how, or where it looks).

I notice that OwnYourGram doesn't provide an autogenerated syndication link like this (or at least it never has for me, and I've always copied it by hand), though it would be nice if it did it automatically. Perhaps this issue aaronpk/OwnYourGram#20 on OwnYourGram could be troubleshot using OwnYourCheckin, and vice versa since I'm getting a syndication link with the Checkin version, but not the Gram version.

 

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Not receiving webmentions via Instagram on WP.org #671

I notice I'm not receiving likes/comments from Instagram via Bridgy (and apparently never have.)

I'm using OwnYourGram to PESOS Instagram photos into a WordPress (.org) site, which are then marked has having been syndicated using the Syndication Links WP plugin. The Instagram post naturally doesn't have a link to my web site's post, but my sites's post does have rel-syndication and u-syndication like so: `<a title="Instagram" class="u-syndication" href="https://www.instagram.com/p/BFcP4knxC6m/" rel="syndication"> </a>`

Is there some other smaller fine point I'm missing from the Brid.gy about page and support? Has anyone else seen this with WP (.org)?

Cross reference:
https://brid.gy/instagram/chrisaldrich#
https://www.instagram.com/chrisaldrich/
with post https://www.instagram.com/p/BFcP4knxC6m/ "syndicated" from http://boffosocko.com/2016/05/15/55672649/

 

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You could start with http://indiewebcamp.com/Getting_Started_on_WordPress which will walk you through most of the process. You should start with the Webmention Plugin and Semantic Linkbacks to send/receive webmention support and to help comments look better respectively. Brid.gy connects your blog to responses from sites such as Facebook, Twitter, et al.

Keep in mind that some of the other plugins you'll run across may have small bugs or quirks as they're being actively developed. Most of the plugins in the WordPress.org repository are usually more stable than some you'll run across on GitHub, but those also are dated in terms of development work, so you'll have a better idea how current they are. You can usually find one or more of us via IRC, or in social media if you need help.

 

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@mrkrndvs In case you haven't seen it, you should be aware of http://indiewebcamp.com/wordpress. Let us know if we can be of help: http://indiewebcamp.com/WordPress_Outreach_Club

 

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As it's not in the WordPress directory, it won't matter too much. For those who do try it out however, the existing one that is in the WP directory has a higher version number and so WP will automatically prompt them to update it. The unsuspecting novices who aren't paying attention will likely blindly update and thereby completely override the plugin with a separate piece of code and functionality. Something to be aware of from a UX perspective if you hadn't noticed.

 

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Plugin collision

This plugin has a naming collision with https://wordpress.org/plugins/cite/ which has slightly different functionality.

 

@scott_gruber Are you aware of Homebrew Website Club in LA? http://indiewebcamp.com/next-hwc It'd be great to have another WordPress compatriot.

 
 

Lior Pachter has a nice remembrance of Apostol in "The ice-cream-cone-proof" https://liorpachter.wordpress.com/2016/05/09/the-ice-cream-cone-proof