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I just ran my RSS feed through the validator because of the Discord topic. I think that's why I got the wrong time in the reader.
To test it yourself: https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmadekozu.de%2Ffeed%2Frss2%2F

This feed is valid, but interoperability with the widest ...

That's weird - FlatPress's RSS feed is actually clean. Are you using the current version 1.2.1 of FlatPress?

Can you test your feed here? I'm afraid there's a mistake somewhere.
-->> https://validator.w3.org/feed/

I don't know anything about FlatPress itself. Maybe a detour via the feed provided by FlatPress will help.

-->> https://newbieto.com/gaming/how-to-setu ... ith-ifttt/

This is where I fundamentally disagree with you.

Well, no one can force you to do that. However, if I stood for a project with my name, then that would be a matter of course for me.



This is the FlatPress spirit. I'd be very happy to receive your improvements, feel free to do so via Pull ...

Well, I'll let Google easily translate my answer into English ;)

As for the not so nice colleague and his hint - yes, especially with something like that you sometimes need a thick skin and I thought the people from the "Ruhrpott" (region in Germany) are used to a harder tone ;)
Well, here at my ...

Und noch einmal: Es geht mir bei diesem Hinweis nicht darum, was hinter den Kulissen passiert und wie viele Leute daran arbeiten, das hat auch nichts mit der Frage des Themenerstellers zu tun. Richtig - eine neue PHP-Version bringt immer Arbeit mit, aber ging es jetzt an irgend einer Stelle darum ...

Warum sollte ich auf alle Fragen antworten? Ja, es braucht Zeit - das ist völlig richtig, aber so etwas weiß man eigentlich, bevor man ein Projekt übernimmt und es entschuldigt immer noch in keiner Weise, das Fragen völlig unbeantwortet bleiben. Wenn ich allein die Energie anschaue, die aufgebracht ...

Hi Laborix,

I know these problems and also the history of FlatPress, but they have absolutely nothing to do with the point I mentioned - you should find the time for a yes or no in over 2 years. You don't need a large team for this and you need exactly 0 developers. But an answer would show - look ...

A small note for support: A possible answer to this question would be, "No, unfortunately I can't help you further". Another possible answer would be, "Yes, you can find this here <link>".

However, not responding to a request for years ... that makes you feel quite "strange" as a user.


Edit ...

Hello, everyone

Wow, 1 month and nobody responds? I'm almost afraid that nobody takes a closer look at what they're actually installing.

We both (bttr and I) have already dealt with the topic.
I still suspect that FlatPress's handling of the time is unfavorable (not to say wrong) from the outset ...