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+ Create a Superfeedr tracker subscription and set this URL as the web hook URL.
+Create a Superfeedr tracker subscription and set this URL as the web hook URL.
If you are using Telegraph to send webmentions as well as receive webmentions from Superfeedr, it is recommended you create a separate site for Superfeedr so you can more easily separate the two uses of the service.
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+layout('layout-loggedin', ['title' => $title, 'accounts' => $accounts, 'user' => $user, 'return_to' => $return_to]);
+?>
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+Your Superfeedr tracker subscription should have this topic URL.
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+Enter "Mentions" for the name (or anything you want, but that's what I use), and enter your home page URL. Entering your URL here is how Telegraph knows which links in the Superfeedr feed to send webmentions for.
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+After you create the site, click on the settings icon next to the name.
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+Near the bottom, there is a Superfeedr Webhook URL. Copy that URL since we'll need it in the next step.
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+Once you've signed up, you'll land on the Superfeedr dashboard. Click "Search and Track" to create a new tracker.
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+Enter `link:aaronparecki.com` as the query term, obviously replacing the domain with your own, and set the format to "json". Paste your Telegraph URL from the setup process into the Callback/Webhook URL field. Then click "Subscribe"!
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+At this point your tracker feed is live, and Superfeedr will begin sending web hooks to Telegraph whenever a new item is found that links to your website!
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+Unfortunately nothing will happen right away, so you'll have to wait for someone to publish a blog post that links to you. Check back in a little while and you should see some webmentions show up on your Telegraph dashboard!
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+Here you can see a few of the mentions I've received from my Superfeedr tracker, including one from Stack Overflow which doesn't yet send webmentions on its own!
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Superfeedr Integration
+ + +You can use Telegraph to receive Webmentions when your site is linked to by any website tracked by Superfeedr, even if that site doesn't send Webmentions itself! + +Setup
+ +From the top right menu, click the "New Site" link. + +
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+Enter "Mentions" for the name (or anything you want, but that's what I use), and enter your home page URL. Entering your URL here is how Telegraph knows which links in the Superfeedr feed to send webmentions for.
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+
+
+After you create the site, click on the settings icon next to the name.
+
+
+
+Near the bottom, there is a Superfeedr Webhook URL. Copy that URL since we'll need it in the next step.
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+Superfeedr Configuration
+ +Now we need to sign up with Superfeedr and create a tracking feed. Create an account by visiting the [Superfeedr Tracker page](https://superfeedr.com/tracker). Make sure to choose "Tracker" from the account type dropdown. If you already have a Publisher or Subscriber account, you'll need to make a new Tracker account for this. + +
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+Once you've signed up, you'll land on the Superfeedr dashboard. Click "Search and Track" to create a new tracker.
+
+Enter `link:aaronparecki.com` as the query term, obviously replacing the domain with your own, and set the format to "json". Paste your Telegraph URL from the setup process into the Callback/Webhook URL field. Then click "Subscribe"!
+
+
+
+At this point your tracker feed is live, and Superfeedr will begin sending web hooks to Telegraph whenever a new item is found that links to your website!
+
+Unfortunately nothing will happen right away, so you'll have to wait for someone to publish a blog post that links to you. Check back in a little while and you should see some webmentions show up on your Telegraph dashboard!
+
+
+
+Here you can see a few of the mentions I've received from my Superfeedr tracker, including one from Stack Overflow which doesn't yet send webmentions on its own!
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