Testing if micro.blog sends out u-like-of. This will be deleted at somepoint.
Testing if micro.blog sends out u-like-of. This will be deleted at somepoint.
@heyloura Nope, currently it only sends u-in-reply-to. I can see the value in sending likes too, even though we don’t do anything with incoming likes currently.
@manton Ah, thanks! That will save me testing a bunch of different ones 😂. Does Micro.blog send out RSVP ones? I thought it did at one point but I could be mistaken.
@heyloura Yes, RSVPs work because they are essentially replies with an extra bit of data. I had to double-check… I wrote a little Micro.blog plug-in that makes it easier: github.com/microdotb…
@heyloura Thinking about this more…. I think we should send a webmention for all the common types. Replies, RSVPs, likes, bookmarks maybe?
@manton I think that makes sense. I was just wiring up my client to have a shortcuts for common markup for reply, like, RSVP, and repost and deciding if I needed my own server. There’s already a place to see incoming webmentions (a little buried in the micro.blog UI) so I think sending them follows along that line.
I could be wrong, but I thought when I tested a while back that using a bookmark-of with micro.blog converts it to a micro.blog bookmark.
@heyloura Yes, that’s true! When bookmarking a URL in Micro.blog, it’s essentially just a bookmark-of to itself.
@manton I’ve been incorporating webmentions into my client recently (markup and fetching from the received endpoint) and have some ideas on how micro.blog could make it smoother if you ever want to chat over email.