All new notes will be added to the index again. I don't think the "articles" (or notes with titles in my case) are enough to make the frontpage interesting enough.

I set up drone.io to build the site and redeploy on push. I would like to experiment more with some changes, but this keeps me "honest".

For me, Twitter is up to 3926 posts now. I guess I should be a bit more specific about what I follow there.

Testing a bit with https://indiewebify.me.

The notifications for webmentions also work pretty well, but I guess it should show the author of the source post instead of myself.

What I don't understand: let's say I write a new issue with Quill and somehow get an issue title and markdown support. When this entry gets posted via Micropub to my website and webmentions are mentioned to https://brid.gy, how can Brid.gy convert the HTML from my entry back to Markdown in Github? Does it do that, or is there some other magic going on.

cc: @aaronpk, @snarfed

What I don't understand: let's say I write a new issue with Quill and somehow get an issue title and markdown support. When this entry gets posted via Micropub to my website and webmentions are mentioned to <https://brid.gy>, how can Brid.gy convert the HTML from my entry back to Markdown in Github? Does it do that, or is there some other magic going on.

cc: [@aaronpk](https://aaronparecki.com), [@snarfed](https://snarfed.org)

Code, commits and view-source are all a kind of documentation.

For example: Markdown support in a certain micropub client, uses the same keybindings to open the responsive design mode in Firefox.