@sam Not sure if you want opinions here, but given your stated concerns, I think meeting groups where they are is probably a good idea. If you're still concerned about the opsec drawbacks of their chosen venues (and you should be) then I'd recommend involving yourself in their opsec decisions when you get there. Help them draft policy on what uses of a VC-funded tech are safe and reasonable. Help them set up alternatives if possible.

But never login to Twitter again. That's the master's tools now.

@sam I think it's playing on the website: https://www.cnn.com/videos/live

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@jwildeboer Attribution is showing up on my end.

@jwildeboer I'll also say that it seems to take a little time for posts to generate the attribution, presumably because they're getting the graph info from the site header first, but checking with the linked Mastodon server before they populate the attribution.

@jwildeboer Try adding a slash at the end of your tag, ie.:

<meta name="fediverse:creator" content="@[email protected]" />

Seems like that shouldn't make a difference, but it's the only difference I see between how we've styled out tags, and mine works fine.

And you added your website under Author Attribution? Not just Your Verified Links?