Colin Walker

So much for not saying too much about Star Wars: The Last Jedi. At 1400 words it's the longest thing I've written in ages!

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  1. manton says: #
    Good post and I agree with a bunch of points... Won't say more for now to avoid spoilers. Might write something longer after a second viewing.
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  3. apulianas says: #
    good post. Is this a native Micro.blog site and that is how you get replies to show up on your site?
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  4. EddieHinkle says: #
    I like the general approach you took in not trying to talk about the entire movie but instead some key points. Definitely in large agreement with your post.
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  5. Colin Walker says: #
    No, it’s WordPress. I’m using IndieWeb webmentions to bring the replies in - micro.blog supports them natively.
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  11. apulianas says: #
    just installed the plug in. I guess now I need to wait for someone to reply to a post to see if it works. I'm guessing old replies won't automatically populate.
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  14. Colin Walker says: #
    Looking at your site, do you display comments at all? It doesn’t look like you have a comment section enabled on posts. Webmentions won’t display unless you’re showing comments (you don’t need to be accepting them natively just displaying.)
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  17. apulianas says: #
    is that where the "Set a page for mentions of the homepage to be sent to:" comes into play? It currently has no homepage mentions selected.
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  18. Colin Walker says: #
    No, that’s to redirect Webmentions sent to your home page to a specific “mentions” page that you would create and allow comments on.
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  19. Colin Walker says: #
    If you have comments enabled on a post replies via Webmention are treated just like comments. There are different types of mention, though: straight mentions like pingbacks, replies, likes so theme tweaks may be needed to display them nicely.
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  21. Colin Walker says: #
    As @eli says, the IRC channels are always good resources (you can use Slack if you prefer) and everyone is always very helpful.
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  22. Colin Walker says: #
    Not sure if it was m.b or WP at my end but I had a whole bunch of mentions hit at the same time (20:06) and out of order. Some kind of a glitch because they were too close maybe?
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  23. manton says: #
    That's my fault. There was a queue of delayed Webmentions... They shouldn't have been sent out of order, but hitting at once I can see how they might've been.
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  24. Colin Walker says: #
    Ah, thanks. I think they just got mixed up seeing as they all came through together. Just wanted to make sure. It's no biggy, I can go back and edit the time stamps at my end.
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