As much as I don't care for the site, Reddit has a nice system with their posting streak setup, it keeps users active and wanting to reach their goals.
What I use, a little bit fancier though.
An example of what it looks like in a post here:
https://fluxoid.com/threads/ai-future-has-begun-openai-and-others.11882/post-81098
Sound like something I noticed as well:
https://xenforo.com/community/threads/optimizing-profile-banners-and-avatars-to-webp-through-cli-does-not-seem-to-do-anything.220496/#post-1719338
I found that apparently it doesn't change the avatar name to a .webp but remains a .jpeg? If you view the...
Was this ever fixed? I know I am on v2.3.4 and when running the avatars, they all seem to appear .jpg and not .webp? Am I missing doing something here?
I guess disregard, I just assumed they would all have webp extensions not .jpeg, but viewing they in a text editor it shows properly.
I struggled with mine for about 7 months of Google not reading it. Switched it back to Sitemap.php from .xml and everything is working perfectly again. I know it shouldn't matter, but it fixed mine.
It's odd, if I open a console session and watch it fetch, some Twitter links fetch properly, others I get:
Unable to fetch twitter media id: 1855264548753641933
oembedFetchError @ embed.min.js?_v=b6712093:3
handleResponse @ embed.min.js?_v=b6712093:1
(anonymous) @...
Here is what I found online. How does your addon bypass the rate limit then? Because everything loads perfectly with your addon.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/what-is-twitter-s-rate-limit
Ok now, this makes no sense to me. Take these two Twitter posts. The top link will not embed using the default oEmbed, but the second link uses the default oEmbed just fine and displays properly. But If I post here on the test forum, they both embed just fine. I can't see what would be the...