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Slept on the bug and yes appears that django-webmention is not decoding the response body before saving it to the database. I opened issue #23 to fix the issue.

I'm on a roll with webmentions today. While I initially planned to hold off on displaying them publicly until a while later, since I figured out a good design, I decided to ship them in detail pages as well. They're hidden by default with a badge indicating the number of interactions.  All mentions must be 👍ed before they appear. Pages without interactions do not show anything.

One thing I'm not entirely happy about is that by using the object tag to allow me to detect broken images is I lose the ability to lazy load them. i.e. img supports loading="lazy" and object does not. A waste of bandwidth and resources.

It's not a huge issue as icons are small. Once I start integrating turbo I plan to to lazy load the webmentions as a whole, so no content is event sent until requested.

I've also found a bug (or what I consider a bug) somewhere in the webmention stack (either in mf2py or in the webmention test tool, I think). The basic issue is emoji and other unicode characters come across as escaped unicode like \xf0\x9f\x98\xa2, Cleaning it the response body with the excellent ftfy (fixes text for you) takes care of the issue for now, but it feels like that should be unnecessary. 

Figured it out. My handler wasn't running because I forgot to set the default app config in my __init__.py. One hotfix later and now we're cookin' with gas.

Shipped the new webmention display in Tanzawa 🎉. There is one bug. When django-webmention registers a model, I have a signal listening to register my own TWebmention record to store parsed data, moderation data and so forth.

Testing locally it worked fine, but my test webmention didn't seem to register it. Here's what it's looking like in prod:

Refactored the design of the webmentions this morning. I added the number of un-reviewed webmentions at the top and put them in a details/summary tag. The author name links to their homepage. Below that is a link to the webmention source displaying only the domain.

Reviews are handled via a big thumbs up or thumbs down on the far right. This bit isn't hooked up yet, but it will be soon enough. I also added a button to quickly take you to the new status page.

Next I need to add an api / view to handling the approval / disapproval click. And a menu item on the left to view all webmentions would be handy as well.