Last week after the groupchat I chatted a bit with Ralph Meijer about blog integration. Assuming that folks publish to PEP nodes hosted at their bare JIDs (see XEP-0163), we discussed a few possibilities (Ralph, correct me if I'm missing anything):
1. I host one node for my entries (each item is an entry) and one node for comments (each item is a comment). This requires a way for the comment items to reference the entry items. 2. I host a single node for my blog. Both entries and comments get published to the node, and an item can be an entry or a comment. This requires some syntax in the payload format to differentiate entries from comments (e.g., it can't be plain Atom). 3. I host a node only for my entries. If you want to comment, you publish it at your own comments node. This requires cross-referencing between my entries and your posts. 4. I host one node for each post; the first item published to the node is the entry and subsequent items are comments. None of these approaches will work well if I have multiple blogs. To solve that problem I'd need to have multiple nodes, one (or two) for each blog. Thoughts? Preferences? Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://stpeter.im/
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