Let me know if you need help finding resources. I see you have a Hugo site and I’m pretty sure someone has set it up for Webmention use before. https://indieweb.org/Hugo
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Also @qubyte and I have an informal club for folks in quantum who support Webmention. 😉
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Oh, this is cool! I thought Hugo being a static site generator, it might need a lot of work to implement webmentions (I am yet to see details, but it’s good to see some people have already done it). Thanks for reaching out and the encouragement. <3
Peter Molnar had a recent post with lots of useful advice about running a static IndieWeb site: https://petermolnar.net/running-a-static-indieweb-site/
Peter Molnar had a recent post with lots of useful advice about running a static IndieWeb site: petermolnar.net/running-a-stat…
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I have a @GoHugoIO generated site, and I use #Webmentions in a unique kind of way, relying on webmention.io, but without using any Javascript. Details: mastodon.technology/@kaushalmodi/1…
Still, need a server to receive a request (Netlify in your case). My four hugo sites are all hosted statically on GitHub pages, GitLab pages, Amazon S3 and on my dept’s web server. I don’t think any of these can receive/process incoming requests, unfortunately.