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How do we syndicate person-tags to multiple targets? #765
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hey, thanks for trying person tags, and sorry for the trouble! twitter person tags aren't actually supported right now. bridgy docs, details. twitter itself only allows them with photos, and they're not exposed in the API at all. as for the text that ends up in the POSSE copies, bridgy generally doesn't modify that. it's been an ongoing debate; details in https://snarfed.org/2015-11-29_keep-bridgy-publish-dumb . i don't know how you'd do it with your hovercard UX, but you could move the u-category silo links outside e-content, render their link text with CSS instead of in HTML (maybe?), or use e.g. |
as a data point, here's an example of how @tantek includes person tags across web and silos: http://tantek.com/2015/341/t3/indiewebcamp-sf-building-future-web-mozilla |
Hmm, if the info is available, I’d want my note to say
and then the Twitter POSSEd copy to be
Given Joe Bloggs has website Is that possible? |
sorry, no. there's been lots of discussion of this and similar features, but high level, i think this kind of thing really needs to be inside or tightly coupled with your CMS. imho bridgy publish is the wrong place. details in https://snarfed.org/2015-11-29_keep-bridgy-publish-dumb . |
So one option is to do the swap myself and add the text with a Another option on quick searching is trying https://silo.pub, but that’s having TLS errors :( |
Would this work with bridgy? <div class="e-content p-name">
<p>Some text with a <a class="u-category h-card" href="https://home.page">person-tag</a></p>
<img href="/image-i-took-of-them.jpg">
<p class="p-bridgy-twitter-content">Some text with @mention swapped in</p>
<p class="p-bridgy-facebook-content">Some text with a <a href="u-category h-card" href="https://facebook.com/profile-id">person-tag</a></p>
</div> |
it should. try previewing it! also i recommend putting |
I‘ll try leaving the |
if you want to POSSE image(s), you'll want to add |
I think I have this working as I want now using |
still no Twitter API support for this as of June 2020. latest post on the forum i can find is from 2018: https://twittercommunity.com/t/photo-tagging-feature/82716/4?u=schnarfed |
I made a note including a person-tag, I think.
The note is here: https://jonnybarnes.uk/notes/F4
The main HTML is (massively prettyfied to see what I’m doing):
It then gets syndicated in a way I don’t want. I edited the Facebook copy, but here’s the twitter copy: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/892644956954927105
It hasn’t swapped the name Sophie Barnes for the Twitter handle @sopehieryder, and it’s left in info regarding her Facebook username. The orginal Facebook POSSEd copy, was the inverse, not mentioning Sophie and leaving in her twitter handle.
Is it possible to POSSE person-tags to both facebook and twitter, and if so how?
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