I spent the last couple days working on adding https://standard.site support to my blog (https://blog.dwac.dev/). I think I've got it working, though TBH I'm not entirely sure I see the vision here.
All the data it requires is stuff that's already in `<meta>` tags or #OpenGraph, what exactly is the value of atproto here?
It seems like this just requires publishing atproto records for each document and then tools can index those records, but why not just index the #HTML page itself? Search engines already do this.
I can see some value in defining "canonical" #atproto records for a publication or document, but I'm not quite connecting the dots on where that's actually helpful.
Asking sites to publish an atproto record with each article just seems too difficult to scale at the ecosystem level IMHO.




