#Loqi[pfefferle]: [colinwalker] left you a message 11 hours, 39 minutes ago: When calling get_linkbacks() and looping through them is there an easy way to reverse the order?
#[colinwalker]pfefferle OK. I've used WP_Comment_Query for now but will raise that.
#Loqi[colinwalker]: [pfefferle] left you a message 1 minute ago: there is no easy way now, but we can add an additional parameter to the function… can you please file a bug on github?
#Loqi[colinwalker]: [pfefferle] left you a message 1 minute ago: there is no easy way now, but we can add an additional parameter to the function… can you please file a bug on github?
#dgoldshould php scripts/config files be in a separate /php folder on a site, or just left within the main site content?
#aaronpkif the config file is PHP code then it's okay to put it in the public folder cause visiting the file will return blank content. but if it's a config.json or config.yml then putting it in the public folder means visitors can open the URL and see the contents
#ZegnatI put them outside of the webroot. So even if PHP dies on my server and apache keeps serving my site you can only read the contents of my index.php and non of my other code.
#aaronpkbut in general, i prefer a folder structure where only specific files are in the public web root and most of my app is outside it
#dgoldno, its config.php, it doesn't return anything
#Zegnatdgold, am I right in that BSD0 is basically licensing your code under BSD and then saying “when you use this, don’t bother crediting me or even including this licence”?
#dgoldPermission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted.
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#dgoldi.e. the Grant is much more explicit, the problem with the MIT is that it retains some things, gives things away dependent on the retained things
#dgoldwhich, in a legal context, opens a window for 'I didn't give away patents!'
#dgoldwhereas you'd be hard pressed to make that claim in 0BSD context
#ZegnatAaah, gotcha! So even when my use of MIT might *imply* the fact that there as no patents up in it and I want you to use is however you want, 0BSD is less implication and more definition.
#ZegnatAlso, I think you can totally see why someone like me wouldn’t spot that difference in licenses at once! So thanks for pointing it out :)
#ZegnatThere are way too few accessible explanations on this stuff, imho.
#dgoldwell, that's because (to use the terminology) IAAL, IANYL
#dgoldits hard to get legal people to make declarative statements because a) we're not being paid to and b) that doesn't stop legal people being sued
#dgoldthere was a case of an attorney in the UK who was sued by some french people for 'providing advice' on his blog
#dgoldnow, he _won_ the case, but, c'mon, he was still sued
#ZegnatWhile true, I think there is an obvious case to be made why these licenses should come with some more explanation and comparisons. More and more programmers touch on it and things like choosealicense.com really don’t cut it. Even just having OSI make their opinions on the licences clearly available. They go through them anyway before putting them o
#ZegnatAnd, as just proven, sitting down and reading through the licences (as I have done) will still have people miss things like the slight difference in grants between 0BSD and MIT. Simply because people don’t know exactly what to look out for.
#jjuranThat’s non-free, then. A Free Software / Open Source license can’t discriminate based on fields of endeavor, and some fields of endeavor are inherently evil.
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#KartikPrabhuand then save a parsed mf2 as a JSON file
#GWGAnd since I'm using an existing system, it is a key->property system i have to use
#GWGI've come across the issue that I flattened my parsed mf2 to store, and snarfed didn't, so we're using the same property names, but not the same structure
#tantekwhat kind of flattening? de-objecting, or de-arraying/pluraling?