The Anarcat

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testing spigot to get my blog posts in here... it's a little painful right now, hopefullly it won't make too much noise here...

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>> JanKusanagi:

“I hope you configured a sane interval, and set it up to use titles!”


what is a sane interval? how do i use titles? how do i link to the blog post? why do i have to bother with all that stuff?

The Anarcat at 2016-01-23T21:23:07Z

>> The Anarcat:

“what is a sane interval? how do i use titles? how do i link to the blog post? why do i have to bother with all that stuff?”

1.- A matter of opinion, but I'd say +30 minutes, at least.

2.- Your first Spigot post already uses the title field, so that's fine.

3.- Spigot's "assistant" instructs you to use variables such as %title% and %link% anywhere inside the post's "pattern" to give it the structure you want.

4.- You don't have to, it's something you do if you wish to do it.

JanKusanagi @identi.ca at 2016-01-23T21:38:18Z

>> JanKusanagi:

“>> The Anarcat:
“what is a sane interval? how do i use titles? how do i link to the blog post? why do i have to bother with all that stuff?”
1.- A matter of opinion, but I'd say +30 minutes, at least.
2.- Your first Spigot post already uses the title field, so that's fine.
3.- Spigot's "assistant" instructs you to use variables such as %title% and %link% anywhere inside the post's "pattern" to give it the structure you want.
4.- You don't have to, it's something you do if you wish to do it.”

4. i meant "why isn't that all configured automatically?" RSS is standard, why ask me where i want to put the %pubdate%? sane defaults would help here... same for the sane interval...

The Anarcat at 2016-01-23T21:54:27Z

I'm not involved in the development of Spigot (one of so many tools), but you could ask its developers/suggest better defaults here:


https://github.com/nathans/spigot/issues 

JanKusanagi @identi.ca at 2016-01-23T21:57:56Z