> From [RFC 4287], it seems like the `updated` field is indeed meant to
> indicate whenever a feed entry is changed, which is what the script is
> picking up on with the `date -u -r <file>` command.

Oh, sorry to not be more clear. If you go to your atom feed and search for "2023-11-14T07:48:29+00:00", you will see that all your entries were updated, even though not all of them have actually changed. This means that every time you write a new post, all older ones will receive the same `updated` value.

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Victor Freire

Hey, Magnus

I have noticed that you update all entries `updated` attribute when you generate your atom feed[0]. This makes all your posts receive an "updated" status on some feed readers.

[0]: https://git.sr.ht/~kmaasrud/kmaasrud.com/tree/e87a3724f82b124bcae71bd12377db817a771090/item/bin/generate-atom#L49

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Victor Freire

Hello,

I have taken the time to finish the first version of the mataroa CLI tool. You can take a look at it here: https://github.com/mataroa-blog/mataroa-cli

In order to build, you should only need the latest Go compiler and run "go build -o mata .". Running the command "./mata init" should give you the default configuration file that just needs the token.

You can ask any questions or feature requests here!

Thank you

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Victor Freire

Is this where the cool kids hang out nowadays?

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Victor Freire

Hello, Fred

> Your RSS feed link is: https://gluer.orgblog/atom.xml
>
> but the correct RSS feed link is actually: https://gluer.org/blog/atom.xml
>

Perhaps I mistakenly removed a slash on a recent style refactoring.

Thanks!

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Victor Freire

Hello,

I would like to say that we are currently working on a search 
functionality on this PR:

https://github.com/mataroa-blog/mataroa/pull/37

Some of the conclusions we reached from a brief private conversation 
between me and ~sirodoht:

For the time being, this will search for a blog post's title and body 
matching the `?s=<term>` query parameter. It's a hidden feature and 
introduces no new UI elements, however, this is open for discussion and 
we consider adding a search bar on the bottom of the page if requested.

Hello, this is an interesting idea indeed

> [...] Think stuff like your name, email, PGP keys, etc. Nothing you
> wouldn't share on your homepage. Additionally, we could add a
> feature where users could share their current status, which would
> then be displayed on a central feed containing all the newest status
> messages, kinda like <status.cafe>.

This sounds a lot like WebFinger[0]. Look at the "Identity Provider
Discovery for OpenID Connect" section on its RFC[1]

> What features could be included? What types of technologies and
> solutions should be utilized (HTTP might be the simplest, but there
> might be better options)?

I agree with this change.

I’m happy with either GPL or AGPL.

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Victor Freire

> and the first is just full of lolicon/hentai Japanese artist, and the
> latter is a bit better, but still.

Oh boy... Was it a mistake to click on those links... The first one had
an invite to a bestiality session on the frontpage. Yeah, I think I'll
skip fediverse for the time being!

I feel that this feature is quite sensible as this would make it
possible to distinguish one blog from another in a sane way.

This is a opinion of mine but I tend to close a blog post containing the
Medium favicon before it loads and I feel that being able to control a
favicon would avoid this kind of behavior.

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Victor Freire