Ghost Recall #9

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opened 2022-07-17 05:20:28 +00:00 by circlebuilder · 3 comments

circlebuilder commented

2022-07-17 05:20:28 +00:00

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The list need to be parse and mark to update projects that are inactive for over a year.

Inactive projects get a 👻 emoji and are grouped and listed alphabetically at the bottom of the category in which they appear.

The list need to be parse and mark to update projects that are inactive for over a year. Inactive projects get a 👻 emoji and are grouped and listed alphabetically at the bottom of the category in which they appear.

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2022-07-17 05:23:54 +00:00

Dolphin orphaned? #8

Ryuno-Ki commented

2022-07-18 15:01:50 +00:00

Not to be confused with „Total recall” 🙈

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contribution welcome

good first issue

labels 2022-10-26 07:18:43 +00:00

caesar commented

2023-07-22 12:06:46 +00:00

I wonder how easy it would be to create a script to automate this for all the delightful repos?

circlebuilder commented

2023-07-23 08:39:25 +00:00

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I have thought about this also. And there are other automations that might be handy, as well as making list entry submission easier for non-technical folks and easing merging / list maintenance.

The freedom in the markdown formats used in the various lists makes this hard to do.

There's an idea on Social Coding forum ASK: Aggregating Software Knowledge, in turn inspired by a topic I created before at SocialHub, where a whole different approach to list maintenance is supported. And it would be a great federated app as well. Has many different use cases, and is where a future for the Delightful Project may be.

I have thought about this also. And there are other automations that might be handy, as well as making list entry submission easier for non-technical folks and easing merging / list maintenance. The freedom in the markdown formats used in the various lists makes this hard to do. There's an idea on Social Coding forum [ASK: Aggregating Software Knowledge](https://discuss.coding.social/t/ask-aggregating-software-knowledge/119), in turn inspired by a topic I created before at SocialHub, where a whole different approach to list maintenance is supported. And it would be a great federated app as well. Has many different use cases, and is where a future for the Delightful Project may be.