Add Mastodon verification link to website header #463
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I just saw that the main W3C account also has a verification URL pointing to w3.org. Also, verification URLs show up in follower lists, for example, as shown below. So adding a verification link to the WoT website is definitely useful. 
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Call of 09 Jan: We are fine with the change. This will get us a green tick to verify our ownership. |
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As mentioned in #461 (comment), this small PR proposes adding a verification link for Mastodon to the website. This way, the link on our Mastodon profile will have a "verified" checkmark, like so:
This change is not really important, since our account is hosted at the W3C instance anyway, but makes the account look even more "official" ;)