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You could avoid escaping the slashes; it will be easier to use if you do that. Note that even then, backslashes and quotation marks will need escaped; for these
by zzo38computer 6y ago
You could avoid escaping the slashes; it will be easier to use if you do that. Note that even then, backslashes and quotation marks will need escaped; for these reasons, ordinary documents probably should not use JSON like this (plain text or text/gemini is probably better).
(I also don't really like mailing lists; if I am interested though, I may wish to subscribe to a NNTP.)
- sawirricardo 6y agoOh okay, I just now changed the code to avoid escaping the slashes. Though I got your point to not use JSON haha Oh that's a new vocabulary for me, the NNTP. Do you use it a lot? ( if I may know your answer)
- zzo38computer 6y agoI do use NNTP. I do not post a lot of messages (I do not have a lot to write, and I have some drafts that I have not finished writing yet), although I access it nearly every day. I also have my own NNTP server with my own newsgroups, in addition to accessing aioe for Usenet. Although you got rid of escaping the slashes, now the line breaks are missing.