ZegnatI am mostly out and about today, but this feels like something someone here with more time would be able to give an answer to ;) https://blog.jim-nielsen.com/2024/rss-in-html/ “I have a question: has anyone ever tried to standardize an RSS feed in HTML?”
[KevinMarks]A big reason feeds still work and people think rss is simple is because Mark Pilgrim went on to write the universal feed parser that would deal with thousands of kinds of errors
sknebel[aciccarello]: you could also do a "on this day" with client-side scripting I guess, and have the generator prepare the next month or whatever of data files for that. if you dont have/want something that automatically pushes an update every day (not sure how you build your site)
[tantek]lol all this "it's supposed to start with" vs "it's not supposed to start with" reminds me that's what you get when you redefine how a "simple" https profile URL should "just work" with a new random email-like syntax. webfinger--
[manton]I think acct: sort of feels right because mailto: is the same way, and email addresses and fediverse handles look the same. Which is its own problem. 🙂