#webmention is just...magic. Instead of getting comments on twitter, substack, your blog, etc etc. It just all comes to one place? I'm actually surprised @SubstackInc doesn't have support already: anytime someone blogs or substacks about your newsletter, you get a mention? 👌👌

— person72443 (@person72443) May 9, 2022

The linguist in me notes that the tweet above from @person72443 is the first time I've seen someone verbify Substack as "substacks"

I love the verbifification of MySpace here. Its one of the earliest and most popular social media platforms which is now primarily known for its spectacular collapse and death as a social platform.

A real shame for what it’s now become, I’ve stopped uploading a while ago and stopped paying when they doubled the price - I wasn’t getting any value out of it. I need to #indieweb my photos though

— Serdar Kiliç (@serdar) March 18, 2022

Use of IndieWeb as a verb in the wild.

The only older use I can think of is "indiewebify" stemming from the website https://indiewebify.me.

Anything’s a CMS if you indieweb it hard enough!<br><br>This is super cool.

— MWDelaney (@MichaelWDelaney) March 19, 2022

Use of IndieWeb as a verb in the wild.