#[chrisbergr]It is 3:30pm on a working day. So until now there hasn't been anything exciting. A lot of client-related trouble.
#[chrisbergr]Starting on Monday, germany get it's second lockdown. The opposide of exitement from a general perspective. But.. That doesn't belong in this room...
#[chrisbergr]But the situation affects my productivity and motivation.
#[chrisbergr]Yeah, I noticed you were with your parents, right? I mean, on the government side. Luckily the schools and stores are still open, but who knows. I'm also in the home office since March, but since a few weeks I'm in the office 1 day a week again.
#GWGI'm committing to doing any provider that doesn't require much work
#GWGI'm eliminating for now anything where getting a API key is a chore
#[chrisbergr]Ok, I always forget that syndication links can do more than just display the URL's.
#[chrisbergr]Doing it standalone will provide benefit for wp users that don't have the need for the other functions of syndication links. Let's say someone only want to auto ping archive org.
#Loqi[Geeky Software] Description
This plugin has been closed as of July 5, 2019 and is not available for download. Reason: Guideline Violation.
Reviews
Yes, it works
cherryaustin
September 29, 2017
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#[chrisaldrich]But it provides some preexisting code for WordPress if folks don't want to start from scratch.
#Loqi[Daniel Aleksandersen] Internet Archive plugin for WordPress
#[chrisaldrich]It looks like the developer has moved away from WordPress a bit in the last year or so. He's gone to a static site using Nikola instead. Perhaps that has something to do with it's delisting?
#[chrisaldrich]Is there somewhere in the ecosystem to indicate more specifically why they've delisted plugins instead of the generic notice on the repository?
#[chrisbergr]That I can't answer. But thanks for providing those links
#[chrisaldrich]I think a version that dovetails with syndication links would be pretty cool though.
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