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Why the "leetspeak" URL? It implies there is something alt.2600-y about the site that I don't get. Can't/won't test it. It tells me to send an email, but I h
by brk 16y ago
Why the "leetspeak" URL? It implies there is something alt.2600-y about the site that I don't get.
Can't/won't test it. It tells me to send an email, but I have no idea what that email will do. Does my email address get published? Stored? Can people send me emails or reply to me? Are the email headers visible/can someone see my source IP?
No clear value-add to me makes me shy away from something that is so poorly documented. Of course, with traction 95% of my questions would be answered and it would be more obvious what the site is/does. Kind of chicken-and-egg I guess, but you should post a demo or some bette descriptions first.
- y0ghur7_xxx 16y agoYou are right. I should add this to the home page. To be sincere, i did not think a bit about this stuff :) I answer you here: - your mail address will not get published - it will be stored - people will not see it so nobody can reply
- brk 16y agoOK, so I sent something and got this page: http://brk.31337.it/210 http://brk.31337.it/210 Now, what do I do with that? (semi rhetorical question, it seems like some kind of social-ish, easy-blogging site) Also, not sure if this is the intention or not, but if I enter http://brk.31337.it/209 http://brk.31337.it/209 I see someone else's post. That is a confusing behavior. I would expect to see my own immediately prior blog post (if I had one), not another users stuff.
- y0ghur7_xxx 16y agoThat is a confusing behavior Yes, I guess I should overwrite the to_param method of the post model to return text instead of the id. That's a really good idea, and is more seo friendly too.