Webmention suite

A few weeks ago I wrote about my views on the precedent set by the use of AI without accompanying disclaimers by especially popular figures in programming, and especially on the indie web. Speaking about my webmentions add-on for Statamic, I ended that piece saying that the add-on ‘will continue to live but not on my website – at least not until I have thought about this some more’. I have since thought about it some more and the end result is that this website now has webmention support again, looking just as before, but with its own webmention receiver based on a new add-on (currently for private use only) independent of the webmention.io website, keeping true to the spirit of the indie web. It is currently in alpha which is fine because it is only active on my own website (a sample webmention should appear below). I call it my ‘webmention suite’ because it does nearly everything that webmention.io does. It not only has a receiver but also a sender, it is conveniently an add-on with…

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