Submirror wizard updates... commenting out Wordpress (not sure what to do with it), LinkedIn (can't find documentation on any public RSS/Atom feeds from it, it seems that a feed of your updates doesn't currently exist?), and StatusNet (we'd need to know what to do with it; could take webfinger-style addresses or such.) Also added a commented-out Facebook section; it seems that there may not be a current way to get at public updates via RSS/Atom either, or if it is it seems really inconsistent and undocumented. (You can get at your friends updates by jumping through some hoops, but it seems we'd want to mirror a single account's own update feed?)

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@ -60,22 +60,50 @@ class AddMirrorWizard extends Widget
function providers()
{
return array(
/*
// We could accept hostname & username combos here, or
// webfingery combinations as for remote users.
array(
'id' => 'statusnet',
'name' => _m('StatusNet'),
),
*/
// Accepts a Twitter username and pulls their user timeline as a
// public Atom feed. Requires a working alternate hub which, one
// hopes, is getting timely updates.
array(
'id' => 'twitter',
'name' => _m('Twitter'),
),
/*
// WordPress was on our list some whiles ago, but not sure
// what we can actually do here. Search on Wordpress.com hosted
// sites, or ?
array(
'id' => 'wordpress',
'name' => _m('WordPress'),
),
*/
/*
// In theory, Facebook lets you pull public updates over RSS,
// but the URLs for your own update feed that I can find from
// 2009-era websites no longer seem to work and there's no
// good current documentation. May not still be available...
// Mirroring from an FB account is probably better done with
// the dedicated plugin. (As of March 2011)
array(
'id' => 'facebook',
'name' => _m('Facebook'),
),
*/
/*
// LinkedIn doesn't currently seem to have public feeds
// for users or groups (March 2011)
array(
'id' => 'linkedin',
'name' => _m('LinkedIn'),
),
*/
array(
'id' => 'feed',
'name' => _m('RSS or Atom feed'),