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1. I’ll bet that with a quick change after-the-fact that I can also add a link and have it webmention him too, so that he only receives one notification (the one from me, but not the one from Twitter).

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2. Not necessarily a permanent solution for all platforms and microsyntaxes depending on the number of syndicated copies, but potentially a clever stopgap for those who may need it. 
   One can use a zero-width space (using something like ​in their HTML) between the @ and a twitter user name on the original post and the syndicated copy will not have the traditional @mention link or notification functionality. 
   Here’s an example

   Original post: https://boffosocko.com/2020/09/17/55777062/
   Syndicated copy: https://twitter.com/ChrisAldrich/status/1306748549233815553

   This reply can also serve as a test for the functionality within Github where I’ll “tag” both @kylewm and @​snarfed, but if it works, Ryan shouldn’t be auto-linked or notified.

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