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Another option is the fediverse:creator property, developed by Mastodon. This property is used to identify the creator of a document. Its value is the Webfinger ID of the creator, prefixed with an @ character, not an acct: URL. The consumer can use the Webfinger protocol to find the ActivityPub object corresponding to the creator.
"property" should be "<meta> tag" or possibly "tag" or "metadata tag"
They're called properties in OpenGraph protocol parlance and OGP uses property as the attribute. I added a parenthetical note to remind the reader of this.
@evanp the problem is that fediverse:creator is NOT opengraph.
the parenthetical is incorrect. property IS a standard attribute, it comes from RDFa.
fediverse:creator may look like a namespace prefix, but it is not. it is more like twitter:creator which is just a standard <meta> tag that doesn't use RDFa. this is why both twitter:creator and fediverse:creator use name= instead of property=.
in other words, og: is expected to expand to https://ogp.me/ns#, but twitter: and fediverse: do not expand to anything, because they are part of a <meta> tag's name and not an RDFa property.
4.3.2
https://swicg.github.io/activitypub-html-discovery/#opengraph-protocol
"property" should be "
<meta>
tag" or possibly "tag" or "metadata tag"4.3.2.1
https://swicg.github.io/activitypub-html-discovery/#example-3
property=
should bename=
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