microblog learn projects newsletter contact about
Rich Griese (https://twitter.com/RichGriese)

@JoeBuhlig Cool. I deleted the big "reply" I posted the other day, & it "seemed" to delete, but still shows on your embedded microblog. Was thinking my delete would remove it from your embed, and then my tweet would hit your embed. Yeah... testing. Thought maybe it was done w/ webmentions.

@RichGriese My site uses webmentions.io. But I download the webmentions when new ones arrive so that the context of my replies always remains.

Rich Griese
So the micro blog on your site is dealing with mentions more like emails, where you use webmention.io to deliver you the tweet/reply, and retain a copy? For example, I've got my tweets to delete after a week, but on your site they will remain even after deleted?
Rich Griese
BTW... if you get a chance some time, perhaps we can talk on Discord (if you use that too). You'll find an invite to a server I use primarily to enable meeting to exchange friend requests easier. Enjoy life!
Rich Griese
I've only read of webmentions, the idea being that your site would automatically reflected edits/changes on the source site, you in effect would display a dynamic reference to the source. So, your using webmentions, but then making a actual copy to your embed display?
Joe Buhlig
I’m not truly “embedding.” I’m using the services to capture the data, store it, and then display it. All done via APIs or JSON/XML feeds.
Joe Buhlig
If it helps to think of it that way, sure. But I tend to think of all communication methods in turns of an inbox to be processed.
Joe Buhlig
I tend to edit (mostly) before I ever publish. I can only think of one or two cases where I deleted. In those cases I do it manually. Not worth the extra work.

Related Articles

Right Now?

You can always see what I'm currently working on by visiting my dedicated Now site. Where I spend my time, what I'm reading, and what I'm actively coding can all be found here.

Disclaimer

Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links in the post above might be “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will add value to my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”

Copyright © Joe Buhlig 2020 • All Rights Reserved