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ive been monitoring 5 crawlers on my site (after trapping them in a maze) and even though each page's <a> tag is technically inaccessible, they follow them anyway
WinnerWind
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2026-10-07 10:10
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every crawler ive seen goes buck wild when given an <a tag
WinnerWind
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2026-10-07 10:10
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Might as well grab a .bs domain instead which you can do today
[tantek]
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2026-10-07 10:06
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winnerwind[d] if you add `rel="noreferrer nofollow"` to external anchor links, you're telling the browser that you don't want to send a referrer header (which exposes which site visitors came from), and nofollow is like a declaration that you don't endorse the site the link is about. I'm blurry if nofollow does anything super practical tho.
offeringofpie
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2026-10-07 09:48
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out, I counted that as a signal. Many sites no longer allow browsers to send referrer info, for privacy reasons, of course.
kensanata
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2026-10-07 09:31
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The solution I used for a few years after dropping webmentions was referrer information (referer header). It meant that somebody actually followed a link (instead of somebody adding a link). I then checked the source for the actual link, the request for user agent and all that, in order to avoid spam, checked for duplicates, and if it all worked
kensanata
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2026-10-07 09:31
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The title is pretty confusing when it's actually "Bluesky want to make .bsky a TLD"
lesleylai
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2026-10-07 09:30
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I tried to automate sending webmentions to outgoing links on my blog posts, but it ended up being a long ping pong process. it's a manual process for me now
offeringofpie
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2026-10-07 09:25
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if i'm using a build system then i'm building too often to send a webmention on every build. i'm fine with doing it manually and with clear intent, personally
trwnh
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2026-10-07 09:22
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A possible UI for webmentions would be: after editing a page, review the link targets and carefully pick the ones you want notified.
kensanata
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2026-10-07 09:19
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