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Who is talking about this

Replies, likes and links from other sites, pulled in live.

How it works

A webmention is a notification from another website that says "I linked to your page". The free service webmention.io receives them for this site and exposes them as JSON. This page reads that JSON, checks every field, and shows it as plain text. Nothing a stranger writes is ever treated as HTML.

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Turn it on: setup

  1. Sign in with the domain

    Go to webmention.io and sign in with jhapendrakandel.com.np. It proves ownership through a link back to GitHub (a rel="me" link on the homepage and the GitHub profile pointing to each other).

  2. Advertise the endpoint

    Add these lines inside <head> of the homepage and the blog post template (not done yet; this lab does not edit templates):

  3. Optional: bring in social replies

    Bridgy can turn Mastodon replies and likes into webmentions. Link it to the same domain from the Bridgy site.

  4. Check

    Send a test with curl -d source=https://example.org/post -d target=https://jhapendrakandel.com.np/blog/hello-from-the-new-blog https://webmention.io/jhapendrakandel.com.np/webmention from a page you control that really links to the target.

Data sources & privacy

This site's data service reads webmention.io (a public API) every 30 minutes, so your browser never contacts webmention.io and it never sees your IP address. Only mentions of this site's own blog posts are kept. Mention text is untrusted, shown as plain text, truncated, and only https links are made clickable. Avatars are not loaded.