Laurent Eschenauer

Laurent, are the REPLIES FROM THE #INDIEWEB displayed automatically, are you manually adding them, or automatically queued and you're just manually approving them?

@tantek.com It is automatic, when I receive a pingback I parse the source for mf2 content to find a hcard and hentry. No moderation, but I receive an email when someone comment/mention so I can react/delete if spammy.

Next for me is to also support webmentions, and enable a 'in-reply-to' flow.

And now we have unified local/indieweb comments, time ordered ! Let's have a real distributed conversation :-)

@aaronparecki.com This is a reply to your reply, making it a really distributed conversation :-)

@waterpigs.co.uk Thanks for helping out. Could not have done it without your php-mf2 library!

Hey Laurent, how do you know where you have to "attach" the reply, or do you run this task by hand?

@notizblog.org Everything is automatic. The pingback request as a 'target' which I map to an existing post (after a bit of regexp magic). In the 'source' item there should also be a link pointing to the target with a 'in-reply-to' tag. More details here: http://indiewebcamp.com/comment

Nice! It seems there is a bug in my mf2 implementation and your storytlr is using the title instead of the post.

There is also a few bugs in my side (also in my own comments timestamp as you can see :-). A bit more work needed, but we are getting there :-) Welcome to the conversation!

BTW, is storytlr also sending pingpacks/webmentions in the comments section? If so, do you have a source url for any "comment" or do you support some kind of html fragments like superfeedr does http://blog.superfeedr.com/fragment-subscription/ ?

@notizblog.org Yes, I send pingback for any mention within a comment (hence the @ at the begining of this comment) and the pingback is from a URl + fragment to the comment. I'm missing proper mf for the comment but it is coming.