Today I have rebuild this website. The first website was (p83) was other software before that used microformats and mostly a short messages type of website, that started using websub and webmentions. This allowed people to subscribe and comment on my website. This website was an old code base with Perl code. The first commit landed 13 years ago.
→ code.dgold.eu/nanopub/file/README.md.html
Micropub endpoint for static sites.
Ekster was mentioned at the Social Readers presentation by @aaronpk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdDfAaYy0_U
I just made a change to Ekster that allows it to receive Micropub requests from Indiepaper. In a way this already worked, but only with source_id and JF2 request bodies. This change allows the auth token to be in the Authorization header and JSON micropub requests.
I just created a Microsub client for the command line. Find it at https://github.com/pstuifzand/microsub-server #indieweb #microsub
Test with Omnibear patch with different syndication code
An example of a service like this is feedbase.io. You upload your own OPML and you can subscribe to other peoples feeds and OPML.
There are many parts to the microsub spec. My server implements follow and preview. But Monocle doesn't, and Together does. Perhaps there is a place for external tools that help with following and add feeds to your microsub reader.
Thinking about creating project pages on my this website, where replies will be added as issues and replies to issues will be comments. Similar to how brid.gy supports Github.