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49 | One big IndieWeb raison d’être is using your own
50 | web site to reply,
51 | like, repost,
52 | follow, and RSVP
53 | to posts and events. You do this by annotating links on your site with simple
54 | microformats2 HTML.
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58 | Having said that, most people don’t want to write HTML just to like or reply to
59 | something. WordPress’s
60 | Press This bookmarklets can already
61 | start a new post with a link to the page you’re currently viewing. As of WordPress 4.9, this
62 | is no longer part of WordPress and must be installed
63 | separately
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This code adds IndieWeb microformats2 markup to that link. Combined the
65 | wordpress-webmention
66 | plugin, you can use this to respond to the current page with just two clicks.
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70 | What’s more, if you’re currently on a Facebook post or Twitter tweet, this adds
71 | the Bridgy Publish link that will reply,
72 | like, favorite, retweet, or even RSVP inside those social networks.
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79 | Reply
80 | Like
81 | Repost
82 | RSVP
83 | Follow
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89 | Reply
90 | Like
91 | Repost
92 | RSVP
93 | Follow
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