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Alright FlufferMuckers, Comment Section Fully Complete

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Earlier yesterday (at this point), I quickly posted about a new comment section thing I made for my blog, and in all reality, it wasn’t finished. Someone on the fedi mentioned that forbidden words should be server-side. I also noticed that I didn’t really have a way to know that comments were coming in. Now I do. It’s all there, and I put it up on the Github.

Github: Jekyll-Comments

Basically, this includes the functionality I made much earlier over the past day or so, along with the fediverse handle link building. But now the bad words are on the server, so if you try to post anything with a word or phrase that I’ve said I don’t want here, you cannot post at all.

Not only that, I’m using Google’s API to send me an e-mail any time there’s a new comment.

It’s all in the repository so that you can see how it’s done, and use it yourself … if you have a Jekyll blog.

Or, a blog that uses Liquid.

Although, I’m sure if you’re fairly competent you can retool it to be used anywhere.

That’s it brosefinas, I’m frikken sleepy as butts.

I’m outtie 5 billion.


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mkultra.monster is independent, in that it is written, developed, and maintained by one person. Written, developed, and maintained, not for scrapers, bots, scammers, algorithms, or grifters: But for people to follow and read, just like the way it used to be, back in the golden age of the internet.


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