Questions tagged [indieweb]

The IndieWeb is a people-focused alternative to the ‘corporate web’. It uses simple building blocks like microformats and webmentions to support social interactions between independent personal web sites, including comments, likes, reposts, events and RSVPs, and more. It also encourages cross-posting to social networks (aka "silos") and backfeeding responses from those silos.

The IndieWeb is a people-focused alternative to the ‘corporate web’. It uses simple building blocks like microformats and webmentions to support social interactions between independent personal web sites, including comments, likes, reposts, events and RSVPs, and more. It also encourages cross-posting to social networks (aka "silos") and backfeeding responses from those silos.

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Facebook Graph API: Find graph object from post URL

Given the URL of a public Facebook post, how can one find the post object in the FB Graph API? (secondarily, why are so many user feeds empty or nearly empty when accessed through the API?) We would like to be able to comment on or like a post via…
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Publish via Facebook API: How to include link to original like Instagram does?

Typically when an application publishes to Facebook via the Graph API, Facebook includes a little link at the top of the news item indicating which application posted it, linking to the application's website. I noticed recently that when Instagram…
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Combining Jekyll post data with data from YAML to make a new blog feed

I think I'm not even sure what I should be searching for. On my Jekyll Blog I currently have just blog posts that have been written and listed with their full content on the main page and using pagination. I want to follow more Indie Web standards…
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Are URLs (not domains) suitable for OpenID 2.0 identities?

I have previously used OpenID 2.0 identities and delegation [1] in the context of indieweb use-cases, where there is an assumption that each user controls a domain. So an identity would look like https://example.com Can an OpenID 2.0 identity take…
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