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dnmfarrell
a RSS trawler and social media broadcaster
Cross-posted articled like [this](http://plainblackguy.tumblr.com/post/144908864743/complicated-joins-with-dbixclass) and [this](http://blogs.perl.org/users/jt_smith/2016/05/complicated-joins-with-dbixclass.html) have different URLs, but the same content.
Yes ... it's possible to have title-less posts on [blogs.perl.org](http://blogs.perl.org/users/rui_miguel_p_bernardo/2016/06/-hello-world-in-perl.html)
At the moment we show the proxy like feedproxy.google.com instead of perlhacks.org
Have a new Log4perl category that turns on mega verbose debugging. That way we can get a lite debugging situation. And, categories per module so we only have to see...
Various bits of code want to know things about feeds. Instead of decorating objects, give them a key they can use to look up a feed object.
It'd be nice if there is a mechanism to skip/exclude posts from being picked up. In my case, I'm planning to post a series of several short blog posts like...
I personally think the set of keywords and strings are too broad: https://github.com/dnmfarrell/Perly-Bot/blob/master/lib/Perly/Bot.pm#L202 ``` my $looks_perly = qr/\b(?:perl|perl6|cpan|cpanm|moose|metacpan|module|timtowdi|yapc|\:\:)\b/i; ``` Specifically, `module` and `::` are not very Perl-specific.
Some feeds might go to both /r/perl6 and /r/perl, or other things like that.
We should look more closely at the content to see if it is worthy. The big problem are blogs that are merely a link back to the main blog. The...