Yeah, just the script in that comment should be enough. I think the yesterday, today and tomorrow thing was in case we had those maps of dates to local translations -- so you can disregard.

So this seems to work well with only the script provided. Where were the uses of yesterday, today and tomorrow?

This is another small one that'll be a nice usability improvement.

This would be another good one to tackle next. Let's use the same style, position, etc. as we do in the templates/chorus-collection-post.tmpl template.

I've been thinking about implementation details for this.

I'll take this after T609 is in

I like the paper key idea, or even a set of recovery keys. Usually 8-12 random keys that the user prints or writes down. Then when needed they use one in place of a password, and are directed to set a new password. These are single use.

This was put on hold for now as the fix mentioned only allowed a single tag/category and the 3 supported feeds all allow multiple per item.

Perfect 👍

Looks like Category is missing from the feed Item type, there was an issue where a PR was mentioned but never opened. https://github.com/gorilla/feeds/issues/51

This is important for people with different workflows, so this is the next highest priority after T571: Import posts from WordPress and {T646}.

I've already started on this on Write.as Web, so I'll finish this up.

More user discussion here.

We decided on pherephone for the name: https://github.com/writeas/pherephone

We can at least get started on the frontend now.

We should investigate the feasibility of doing mentions with Markdown links, e.g.

Also tracked on GitHub #134.

I threw together an offline importer for this: rWFM / https://github.com/writeas/wf-migrate -- for reference in building this into the web application.

Will do.

I'd say the default behavior should be #1, to generate a unique slug for the imported collection.

Commenting here since this affects all the child tasks:

Here's a library I built to start this rolling: https://github.com/writeas/zip-import

Just to mention, here's some prior art on publishing text files via the API: https://github.com/writeas/writeas-api/tree/master/examples/go-text-importer