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1. singpolyma (singpolyma@gnu-social-test.singpolyma.net)'s status on Friday, 10-Jun-2016 18:12:34 UTC singpolyma
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   • Markus Heurung repeated this.
   • Does clicking me alert? ()'s status on Thursday, 01-Jan-1970 00:00:00 UTC Does clicking me alert?

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     This test embeds XSS within the hcard name and time field. Clicking on the name or title should not raise an alert.
   • Checkmention XSS test (https://checkmention.appspot.com/)'s status on Thursday, 01-Jan-1970 00:00:00 UTC Checkmention XSS test

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     Clicking this should not cause an alert. This div should not alert. Try clicking this link <script>alert("encoded-xss")</script> and this too. Mouse over this should not cause an alert. This broken should not throw an alert. alert("XSS4");// Neither should .
     Please look at the Owasp XSS prevention cheat sheet for more information.
   • Sandeep Shetty (http://www.sandeep.io/)'s status on Wednesday, 03-Jul-2013 21:27:22 UTC Sandeep Shetty

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     linked to this from Liked [What idno is](http://werd.io/entry/51d3c98cbed7de6715d8fd15/what-idno-is) #indieweb #idno
   • Aaron Parecki (http://aaronparecki.com/)'s status on Sunday, 08-Sep-2013 14:21:50 UTC Aaron Parecki

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     @adactio Crossing my fingers that this post makes it! #indiewebcampuk #webmention
   • Jeremy Keith (http://adactio.com/)'s status on Sunday, 15-Sep-2013 11:49:25 UTC Jeremy Keith

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     linked to this from Parsing webmentions
   • Pelle Wessman (http://voxpelli.com/)'s status on Wednesday, 18-Dec-2013 22:45:00 UTC Pelle Wessman

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     I'm now launching a service that can receive and embeds WebMentions for sites. Useful for eg. static blogs on GitHub Pages. Earlier this year when I went to the IndieWebCamp in Brighton, a very nice event, the thing people were most excited about, at least when it came to the actually implementing it, was WebMentions. So when it was time to get hands on with code I wanted to do so as well, my only trouble was: This blog is on Jekyll/GitHub Pages since two years and I like it there. How can I then accept something as dynamic as a comment from someone elses blog? I know you’re already thinking it – a hosted solution like Disqus could surely solve my problem and yes indeed, therefore I went ahead and built one. Then came ordinary life and occupied me with other stuff, but now finally a very first rough version is ready for launch and can be found at webmention.hero…
   • notizBlog (https://notizblog.org)'s status on Thursday, 16-Jan-2014 10:11:26 UTC notizBlog

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     Bridgy ist ein WebMention Proxy für Twitter, Facebook und Google+. Es sammelt comments, shares, likes und re-tweets und leitet sie an die entsprechenden Links weiter.

     Bridgy sends webmentions for comments, likes, and reshares on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and Instagram. Bridgy notices when you post links, watches for activity on those posts, and sends them back to your site as webmentions. It also serves them as microformats2 for webmention targets to read.

     Großartige Idee!

     Wer sein eigenes Bridgy betreiben will… der Code ist Open Source!

   • Ben Roberts (https://ben.thatmustbe.me/)'s status on Friday, 10-Jun-2016 18:21:24 UTC Ben Roberts

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     Hi Singpolyma
   • Awesome links: First and Second (http://singpolyma.net:7236/template?name=basic-multi&target=http%3A%2F%2Fgnu-social-test.singpolyma.net%2Fnotice%2F1482)'s status on Friday, 10-Jun-2016 18:56:33 UTC Awesome links: First and Second

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     linked to this from Awesome links: First and Second
   • Webmention Rocks! (https://webmention.rocks/)'s status on Friday, 10-Jun-2016 19:18:30 UTC Webmention Rocks!

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     linked to this from Receiver Test #1
   • singpolyma (singpolyma@gnu-social-test.singpolyma.net)'s status on Friday, 10-Jun-2016 19:30:05 UTC singpolyma

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     Hello!