Adrian Mouat • 1/6/2022

Enabling Webmention For Comments

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This technical blog post details the author's journey of implementing Webmention for comments on their static Hugo blog hosted on Cloudflare Pages. It covers the decision to avoid Disqus due to ads and tracking, the discovery of the Webmention W3C standard, and the technical implementation involving bridgy for Twitter scraping and webmention.io's API. The article discusses the pros, cons, and technical considerations of this IndieWeb-based commenting solution.

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