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Interesting, does the extra meta-data code like `.h-card` for authors, `.e-content` and `.p-name` for comment text, these don’t add value to comments
[asuh]
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2025-09-09 19:38
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[asuh] because only Webmentions have the extra meta-data, that is used in the custom code... staying with the core functionality for classic content is most of the time the best solution, because it does not break theme styles
[pfefferle]
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2025-09-09 19:35
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GWG, were ActivityPub users asking to use the classic `html5_comment` instead of your custom version
[asuh]
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2025-09-09 19:13
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Not just them, but I think that's the group that had the first issue
GWG-
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2025-09-09 19:11
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[asuh]: It was annoying the ActivityPub users I think
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2025-09-09 19:11
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[pfefferle] from what I was seeing for the comments section from the code snippet I provided, every comment was being routed to the classic `html5_comment` instead of the custom code that GWG wrote for that function. Why would only Webmentions use the custom code and not comments that users submit to the blog post? I’m not quite certain of the logic
[asuh]
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2025-09-09 16:25
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Also WordPress being lumped in with Substack ouch
[tantek]
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2025-09-09 16:19
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[pfefferle]: I just thought only selectively overriding would produce better results than overriding the entire functionality
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2025-09-09 14:15
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I had made a WP theme for my site a while back and wanted to figure out if there is like a checklist for it to be in 'IndieWeb Friendly Themes
prtksxna
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2025-09-09 11:06
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I think it is fine... it should fall back to the classic html5_comment if it is not a Webmention... otherwise the code below should mark up the Webmention
[pfefferle]
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2025-09-09 09:49