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sia.codes
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| | | | | A blogroll with a twist - not all of these are blogs | |
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nicolas-hoizey.com
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| | | | | Enough. I'm fed up with Disqus. It's been useful, easy to plug on this blog, but it's a mess for web performance, and I don't own my data, so... bye bye. Webmention is now a great alternative, with more people implementing it, so let's try to keep only that. | |
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nex-3.com
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| | | | | I keep bringing up "Webmentions" in the context of discussing the sociable web and advocating for more people to adopt more social technologies on their websites, but I always run into a wall: there's no good place to link people to so they can understand more about what that means. All the existing explanations I've found are deep in the weeds of how Webmentions work on a technical level, which isn't a very helpful place to start for people who just want to post. I want to fill that gap with this post, and give people who don't know the ins and outs of HTTP a working understanding of what Webmentions do and how to get them up and running for your site. To that end: Webmentions are a way to let a website know that you linked to it. That's it! At it's core, it's just that simple. If... | |
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piningforthewest.co.uk
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| | | Hi Friend!Do you know any of my friends? Maybe you want to become friends with them as well? I have connected with my friends using WordPress and the Friends plugin. This means I can share private posts with just my friends while keeping my data under control. If you also have a WordPress site w | ||
