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It almost is, but the super large picture of the guy holding a pizza base might give up the game. On a serious note, Github could be a good place for blogging
by quickthrower2 8y ago
It almost is, but the super large picture of the guy holding a pizza base might give up the game.
On a serious note, Github could be a good place for blogging because you can get CI to check your code examples, and even to lint your spelling, as well as get readers to supply PR's to fix any errors they see.
- jgtrosh 8y agoI always dream of being able to discreetly inform people of minor mistakes in their posts/comments in a way that would make it dead easy for them to accept the change. PRs sound very appealing!!
- monksy 8y agoI think we need a new infrastructure for this on the internet. At least some place to say where content is stored, and where to do pull requests against. EDIT: GIT+Blockchain+Blogs for the future (patent pending)
- ivan_ah 8y agoI was actually working on something similar for my blog. I want to abstract away github though (average visitor might not have a github account), but whatever suggestion / fix the web visitor makes gets saved and turned into a PR so that the author can easily merge. Not sure what to call it. Crowd-typos? Crowdfix?
- bovermyer 8y agoI'm using it for manuscripts for tabletop RPG books. I have yet to get any comments, but I suspect that's because most people don't know it's there.
- tgtweak 8y agoNot if you open it in markown (you get bonus points for rendering it in your mind like a less sexy version of the matrix)