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@Big_D01 I'm using a free service called Bridgy http://www.brid.gy along with a WordPress theme that supports microformats 2 and a few WordPress plugins.
Loqi
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2017-12-29 18:38
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Dear WordPress theme developers – please do not arbitrarily stick the microformats class `hfeed` into your theme without understanding its use. Better to omit than improperly use it. kthanxbai
Loqi
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2017-12-18 06:09
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That is only for non Microformats 2 theme
GWG
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2017-12-12 03:18
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[dshanske] mf2_s: Microformats 2 Version of Underscores Starter Theme with Indieweb Support
Loqi
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2017-12-07 13:07
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ZenPress is a clean [[WordPress]] theme inspired by Medium.com. It is SEO optimized, accessibility ready and highly semantic. The is made with HTML5 (POSH) and flavoured with Microformats(2) and Microdata/Schema.org.
[chrisaldrich]
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2017-11-17 08:41
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So @GWG the Microformats 2 is only needed when the features are not baked into the Theme? Must admit, still learning about Microformats http://boffosocko.com/2017/10/27/reply-to-laying-the-standards-for-a-blogging-renaissance-by-aaron-davis/
[mrkrndvs]
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2017-11-16 13:00
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Awesome. Yeah that plugin is more of a stop gap for people that don’t have a microformats ready theme
[miklb]
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2017-10-18 07:29
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It's the difference between pull and push: Twitter Cards are reliable but rely on you pulling the data into Twitter whereas automatic POSSE solutions are pushing the data usually based on microformats markup which is harder to get right as it requires editing your theme etc.
[colinwalker]
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2017-08-04 07:21
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the problem with the microformats plugin is always, that we can not guarantee that it will work, because it heavily depends on the theme… that’s also a reason why we cannot auto activate the plugin…
[pfefferle]
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2017-07-21 09:37
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davidmead, the Microformats 2 plugin does the best it can to add markup without theme cooperation.
GWG
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2017-07-02 18:24