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Yeah I was thinking about that. I don't think it would impact minimalism, I think a commenting system is separate from the blogging system, in the sense that it largely...
@GSI I'm not sure what you mean, could you elaborate?
@jedahan @jaapz For the most part, what worries me is that comments are usually spam magnets, at the current server setup we can't afford any more additional services/daemons to employ...
@jedahan > OK, how about more minimal: instead of posting the contents on the server, just append the url contained in a webmention to [email protected]:webmentions/blog-post-title.md . Have not read about...
@jaapz exactly what @GSI said. It is really tempting because it's an easy solution, but it sacrifices other aspects of the service, yes some users can just disable javascript, but...
@cserb hmm.. that would close the commenting to users of the system only, what we want to aim for is something that would allow anyone to participate in the discussion.
The reason I don't include nginx config here is because the production server is on AWS Elastic Beanstalk. On initial commit it didn't make sense to check in the .ebextensions...
I am trying to find the time to get back on this project. Maybe in the next couple of weeks. Meanwhile it would be great if anyone could point me...
The service is now offline. I can no longer sustain the hosted app. However you are free to run the app on your server.
I'm not able to replicate this, on the same version of gawk. Let me know if this issue persists (I know it's been over a year!).