Morten Rand-Hendriksen (Twitter)I've long felt that webmentions would be a perfect fit for #WordPress core. This article makes me even more sure. Let's get to work! https://t.co/hBofSwJruR
— Morten Rand-Hendriksen (@mor10) July 23, 2018
A company exec and the paper’s newly installed top editor told employees Tuesday that they have no actual strategy, prompting audible dismay from the skeletal staff.
Amanda Rush (Twitter)IMHO webmentions and the rest of indieweb are the best things since sliced bread.
— ((( Amanda ))) (@megarush1024) July 25, 2018
Directed by Daniel Nettheim. With Kelly Gough, Olivia Colman, David Tennant, Hannah Millward. A new witness turns Trish's case upside down. Katie discovers a new link between the case and a key suspect. Beth tells her supervisor about Trish's case.
Watched on Netflix
Directed by Lewis Arnold. With Andrew Buchan, Jodie Whittaker, Oskar McNamara, Julie Hesmondhalgh. Ellie and Hardy bring in Ed Burnett for questioning. In a search of his premises, Ellie finds devastating new evidence linking him to the crime.
Watched on Netflix
While I don't mind that this plugin offers its own avatar for unassigned gravatar photos, I wish it would present me the option to choose it on wp-admin/options-discussion.php under Default Avatar. With the latest update, all my default avatars are being overridden with user-secret.svg.
If I add my my email address within the comment editing interface, then the appropriate Gravatar is pulled and displayed as expected. This leads me to believe that somehow SL either isn’t finding/pulling the Gravatar URL that it’s storing, or the code is potentially skipping looking for it within its logic structure.
I’ve noticed this also seems to be the case for other WP sites which I have reason to suspect are running this same version as well.
Webmentions from other non-Gravatar related sites don’t seem to be affected by this and they’re displaying the proper avatar images as defined within their h-cards.
Need to read more about webmentions. I like https://t.co/OZ8c3cSblj style annotations. Wonder if something like that but run by trusted journos would be interesting
— Jason Cartwright (@jasoncartwright) July 23, 2018There have been some experiments https://t.co/hwJqQwYB0A
— Kevin Marks (@kevinmarks) July 23, 2018
Interesting use of annotation (notably using open-source hypothes.is instead of a proprietary product) in journalism. https://t.co/yAWEWXfJLN
— Dan Gillmor (@dangillmor) July 23, 2017
@dwhly et al have started discussing adding webmentions as well:
Join the conversation with myself @ChrisAldrich, @wiobyrne, @kfitz and @heatherstaines about annotations and web mentions here https://t.co/TnPcFSzk6S and here https://t.co/xZ7c6CyzTd
— Dan Whaley (@dwhly) July 24, 2018
There’s also a lot of potential useful overlap of the broader area of IndieWeb technologies with journalism I think.
There may be one or two small display issues that I’ll come back and tweak, but functionally things are working reasonably well. I can already see that I may use it not only as a reminder, but a means of helping to clean up broken links and/or missing photos on posts.
Now if we could only get the Timehop app to add WordPress to it’s data stores…
I still have a few minor tweaks to get things working properly with Post Kinds to display everything correctly, but I feel like I’m almost there. Next we’ll have to delve back to May sometime when my system between IndieAuth and OwnYourCheckin fell apart.
Still have my fingers half-crossed that I don’t botch anything up…
