Joey's pages have CSS. See view-source:https://joeyh.name/style.css for example. I believe Joey shares with me the conviction that neither of us can design "pretty" (and readable etc) web pages, and wants to make it clear that this is so.

I know I have received a fair bit of negative feedback of my own pages, or ikiwiki's default themes, but there's precious little in terms of a holistic design that someone else makes and maintains. Plenty of small tweaks, which when applied turn out to generate even more negative feedback.

For example, some people get really upset by max-width. Others get really upset about a lack of max-width. Can't win.

Lars Wirzenius at 2016-07-23T15:22:53Z

Elena ``of Valhalla'' likes this.

Going back on topic instead of aesthetics, this seems like a neat project. Duly "liked."

Jason Self at 2016-07-23T15:26:46Z

Interesting idea. My initial response is that as a developer this sounds like a useful tool, but as a user I would be uncomfortable unless I personally knew and trusted the developer (regardless of gpg). Of course, my discomfort would depend on the nature of the system I was granting the developer access to.

Charles Stanhope at 2016-07-23T17:42:02Z

Thinking on it some more, as a user, I think I could overcome my discomfort by understanding how the tool provides a record of everything done. If the recording for the user could be made automatic, perhaps that would help as well.

Charles Stanhope at 2016-07-23T18:27:24Z

joeyh likes this.