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                                            Ryan Barrett

Tumblr publish support

related to #272; this covers original posts as opposed to responses aka interactions.

Tumblr publish support

if anyone's interested in tackling this, i've written up [comprehensive instructions on how to add a new silo to bridgy.](https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy#adding-a-new-silo) feel free to jump in!

posse post discovery: re-propagate old responses the first time we see a domain name

AUGH SO COMPLIMAKATED :1234: :confounded:

posse post discovery: re-propagate old responses the first time we see a domain name

(kidding! the alg and the bug are both still totally reasonable. if only text on the internet had tone of voice. :P)

posse post discovery: re-propagate old responses the first time we see a domain name

@kevinmarks probably would have liked to have this when he added known.kevinmarks.com recently.

support HTML meta http-equiv=refresh redirects

thanks for the info! so, browsers basically ignore `link rel=canonical` but follow `meta http-equiv=refresh`. we probably want bridgy to do the same thing. (google probably pays attention to both, but...

support HTML meta http-equiv=refresh redirects

...ah, never mind, i see you're already using jekyll-redirect-from.

support HTML meta http-equiv=refresh redirects

hey @pierreozoux! just checking in in case you're still working on this but stuck on something. i'm happy to help if so!

if a source's web site doesn't pass verify(), try one of its post permalinks

another example: https://www.brid.gy/tumblr/paulo-pinto.com , http://paulo-pinto.com/post/98836498579/1 .

if a source's web site doesn't pass verify(), try one of its post permalinks

current idea: when superfeedr sends us a new blog post for an unverified source, we attempt to verify it (e.g. discover the disqus shortname) using _that post's_ markup.