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Cross-Posting?

Anyone know if any cross-posting is possible to other sites like BlueSky or Mastodon?

I see that Micro.Blog just added the ability to cross-post to BlueSky.


a year ago, 4 replies   mastodon   Improve this question

There's quite a few services offering this sort of thing like Brid.gy (and fed.Brid.gy), IFTT (Zapier also), micro.blog (probably easiest and free accounts have cross-post ability last I checked), several Mastodon cross posters, and a variety of RSS to social tools, etc.

I'm using micro.blog to cross-post everything out from my Blot blog and it works very well.

The Indieweb wiki has a lot of info on this, browse around it.

Ray

Answered a year ago · Improve this answer

I'm unlikely to add cross-posting features into Blot directly – I'd lean on using the RSS feed associated with your site with another service. I've heard lots of good things about IFTTT and Zapier

Answered a year ago · Improve this answer

I guess I use the old fashioned method. I write a blog post and toot it on Mastodon. I also use webmention on Blot with brid.gy. Very easy after Ray helped with a few things. Finally, David helped me get brid.gy federated working but its a manual exercise. The webmention support is very nice if someone boosts or favorites or comments on a post you share on mastodon. Its relatively easy to setup and use with just adding things to a forked and used template.

Here's a sample:

https://mpmilestogo.site/latest-days-in-blog-form

Just read all the way down past the comment block (I use commento for that BTW) and you can see the mentions. I also use a basic webfinger thing for fun since it was easy to setup on blot.

Take care.

Answered a year ago · Improve this answer

I just wanted to add this simple tool to automate posting blog posts to mastodon instances based on the blog's RSS feed. It's free to use and I just tested it and it works. I did not see how to add tags so I think will see about that and play with it some more. Its here:

https://mastofeed.org

Answered a year ago · Improve this answer