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[tantek] Oh. I guess from Mastodon you could block the http://micro.blog domain name. But if someone is using a custom domain name, that’s probably not going to work, unless Mastodon rejects ActivityPub requests that contain that domain name anywhere.
[manton]
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2023-10-13 20:37
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[manton] I mean from the other side. Like a Mastodon user that doesn't want replies or follows from http://micro.blog users.
[tantek]
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2023-10-13 20:36
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[snarfed] [tantek] Yes, in http://Micro.blog you essentially “delete” your ActivityPub username and that stops posts going out or coming in to your account.
[manton]
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2023-10-13 20:35
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[snarfed] did you ask [manton] if he setup an opt-out option for http://micro.blog from other Fediverse users?
[tantek]
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2023-10-13 20:04
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I distinctly remember having to change some of my URLs because Mastodon would just ignore posts if the domain name didn’t match up, e.g. http://micro.blog vs. http://yourdomain.com.
[manton]
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2023-10-13 16:16
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There's a pretty well established documentation of how Wordpress.com and micro.blog are indieweb so you're going to have to clarify who you mean by "we" there
aaronpk
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2023-10-13 05:01
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if http://wordpress.com isn't indieweb, couldn't the same logic be applied to something like http://micro.blog?
[catgirlinspace]
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2023-10-13 04:57
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hey [manton], following up from yesterday, any chance you have an example of a http://micro.blog post that successfully mentions someone in the fediverse?
[snarfed]
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2023-10-12 21:18
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[manton.org] Great to see WordPress.com’s support for ActivityPub. Following WordPress blogs from Micro.blog looks good, although @-mentioning Micro.blog from within WordPress isn’t working for me. I’ve been testing and reviewing the code, will make any tweaks I can so everything is... (https://www.manton.org/2023/10/11/great-to-see.html)
Loqi
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2023-10-11 21:55
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Worked! So I guess something is confused on the http://Micro.blog side maybe.
[manton]
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2023-10-11 20:52