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Sending Mastodon comments to a WordPress site involves integrating the two platforms. Here are a few approaches to achieve this integration [1][2][3]:
1. Use a Third-Party Plugin: There are third-party plugins available for both WordPress and Mastodon that facilitate integration. These plugins often provide features for automatically cross-posting content between the two platforms, including comments. For example, the `Mastodon Auto Share` plugin for WordPress and Mastodon provides such functionality [4].
2. Webhooks and API Integration: You can set up webhooks in Mastodon to trigger actions in your WordPress site. When a comment is made on a Mastodon post, the webhook can send a notification to your WordPress site. Your WordPress site can then process the notification and display the comment.
3. Custom Development: If you have specific requirements or want full control over the integration, you can develop a custom solution. You can use the Mastodon API to fetch comments and post them as WordPress comments via the WordPress REST API. This approach allows you to tailor the integration to your exact needs.
4. RSS Feed Integration: Mastodon provides RSS feeds for user timelines and hashtags. You can use a WordPress RSS feed plugin to import Mastodon posts as WordPress posts or comments. However, this may not provide direct comment integration.
5. Use a Service: Some services and tools offer integration between social media platforms like Mastodon and WordPress. These services often provide a user-friendly interface to set up and manage the integration.
6. Mastodon: Consider using Mastodon as a comment system for your static blog. You can integrate a Mastodon thread into your website using HTML and JavaScript. This creates a functional Mastodon discussion space on your site, avoiding the need for a third-party commenting system and potential traffic loss [6].
7. Hybrid Approaches: Depending on your specific use case, you may need a combination of the above approaches. For instance, you can use a third-party plugin for basic integration and customize it further with additional development.
8. Security Considerations: Ensure that your webhook is secure and that only authorized sources can trigger it. You may need to use authentication or other security measures to prevent abuse.
9. Scaling and Maintenance: Depending on the volume of comments and your specific needs, you may need to optimize your integration for scalability. Regularly maintain and update your integration as needed.

When implementing any integration, it is paramount to take into account critical factors such as security, data privacy, and compatibility. Furthermore, it is worth noting that the availability of plugins and tools can evolve over time. Hence, it is advisable to stay updated by checking for the latest options and updates within both the WordPress and Mastodon communities.

In conclusion, there exist multiple methods for integrating Mastodon and WordPress, catering to your particular requirements and preferences.