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Please add rel="me" support #6918

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ghost opened this issue Dec 3, 2024 · 2 comments
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Please add rel="me" support #6918

ghost opened this issue Dec 3, 2024 · 2 comments
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@ghost
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ghost commented Dec 3, 2024

please add rel=me support

microformats.org/wiki/rel-me

there has been lots of discussion on it, but no official github post

this could be used in both verification of users, and for verification of social media profiles, and links

bluesky-social/atproto#2544 (comment)

@ghost ghost added the feature-request A request for a new feature label Dec 3, 2024
@ghost ghost changed the title Please add rel= Please add rel="me" support Dec 3, 2024
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maxfzz commented Dec 6, 2024

I think leveraging the alsoKnownAs array in an account's DID document would be the best solution for this. Adding these links to the document is trivial, and lets the web app know what <link rel="me" href="..."> elements to put on a user's profile page. Additionally, having the app verify these connections and display them on a profile would effectively serve as an Open Web method for user verification. ORCID profiles, which are for verified researchers, already use rel=me on their outbound profile links. Verifying that this connection goes both ways and showing it to the app user would be leagues more effective and more true to the spirit of Bluesky than adding a centralized verification system a la Twitter check marks.

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maxfzz commented Dec 6, 2024

There is an existing tool for showing the alsoKnownAs entries and their verification status by the way: verify.aviary.domains The linked page shows my DID document's connections, including my GitHub and personal website. You can check my GitHub page for the link back to my Bluesky profile, and use the element inspector to confirm it has the rel=me attribute; the same goes for my website.

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