Cool, I don't know much about Greek history, but I'm not at all surprised that the CIA's tentacles have also reached that part of the worldas they had Brazil.
And damn it, you really are by the seaside based on the news you linked. Reminds me slightly of myself, spending summers back home in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil.
Also, your replies made me abit happier, it's somewhat hard to have deeper online connections nowadays. I hope one day OurBigBook can be a venue for just that.
Shit, shame to hear you have to work. Are you in a top university in your country, or just a shitty one? I'ma huge believer that students from top universities should have scholarships and never have to do shit jobs. You should have all the time to rest and research!
Cool to hear that he's was grand father! You might want to add that paragraph to the article. All best, and let me know if you need any help with the site.
Still a failure but still alive. Now ramping down OurBigBook and having to find a job and it's not easy to get many interviews without a referral from old colleagues, my CV is too weird.
Have you decided what cool thing you want to do in life besides the beach?
BTW cool feature I added a few months back which might interest {scope} fans like yourself, with synonymNoScope you can now both use {scope} and keep a non-scoped ID to the header: docs.ourbigbook.com/h-synonymnoscope-argument e.g.:
= My dog blog
I know a lot about the <history of dog food>.
== Dog food
{scope}
=== History
= History of dog food
{synonymNoScope}
Yes. I don't think they are bots, just organized spammer groups, given that signup has captcha and they have just one post per account. From Kenya, Pakistan and Vietnam most likely. Not very different from bots though in a way.
I was having some fun at first, but after they did vote fraud and reached the most highly voted article on the site I decided to intervene by forbidding signup from VPN and adding manual moderation locking tools and blocking banning the fuck out of them. It took a while but it seems to have worked and it has stopped for abit.
so probably this was a leftover from before we moved from out to _out, you should just remove that folder.
Installing ourbigbook locally is generally the best option, because this way you have a specific version for it on your package.json that you know conversion will work at. See e.g. the template repository for an example: github.com/ourbigbook/template But global install with -g should work too.
About the title of the first header of index.bigb, you can call it whatever you want. It will always have a magic empty ID + a synonym for the title e.g. pioyi-s-index. The title will only show up on static renders like github.com/ourbigbook/template, on ourbigbook.com you see "Home" and your username instead: ourbigbook.com/cirosantilli
{scope}fans like yourself, withsynonymNoScopeyou can now both use{scope}and keep a non-scoped ID to the header: docs.ourbigbook.com/h-synonymnoscope-argument e.g.:{scope}type of person, now scopes show up on OurBigBook.com indices e.g. at ourbigbook.com/go/user/pioyi/articles we see the full "Ion Selective Electrodes / Response of the Glass Electrode " rather than just the final title "Response of the Glass Electrode" as it used to be before. This way it makes it much easier to identify what the article is about when looking at such indices. I ended up missing the feature because some of my "best" articles like CIA 2010 covert communication websites use scope and it had started to annoy me. Related master ticket: github.com/ourbigbook/ourbigbook/issues/144 All best.outto_out, you should just remove that folder.package.jsonthat you know conversion will work at. See e.g. the template repository for an example: github.com/ourbigbook/template But global install with-gshould work too.index.bigb, you can call it whatever you want. It will always have a magic empty ID + a synonym for the title e.g.pioyi-s-index. The title will only show up on static renders like github.com/ourbigbook/template, on ourbigbook.com you see "Home" and your username instead: ourbigbook.com/cirosantilli