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support Libravatar instead or as well as Gravatar #9
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Thanks for the compliments. Currently the site uses gravatar on the commenting system, which is separate Rails application called juvia (https://github.com/lfzawacki/juvia) . The original project is not currently maintained by the creators and I've been thinking of making some improvements when/if I need them on the site. All that is to say that I could easily add support for libravatar, but It's just not a priority right now. About gitlab, I'm not opposed to someone mirroring the code there, but again, I don't have it as a priority and won't do it myself any time soon. |
Note: Libravatar when used via md5 actually includes Gravatar-fallback option already |
Thanks for the tip, that would make things easier. It's still not something I'll get to right away but here are the libravatar simple api docs for my future reference: https://wiki.libravatar.org/api/ It should require little effort to just use this API instead of gravatar in juvia. |
Libravatar is shutting down. See: https://blog.libravatar.org/posts/Libravatar.org_is_shutting_down_on_2018-09-01/ and https://feeding.cloud.geek.nz/posts/looking-back-on-starting-libravatar/ . |
Closing old issue |
Wait wait! Libravatar is back!! More promising than ever and should be supported! |
Ok, I'll reopen and take a new look at it. It's already configured for the application avatars (not really used right now) and I could make it work with the commenting system which I plan on tackling in the near future. |
See https://www.libravatar.org/
Bravo on the wonderful work!
On a side note: mirroring at GitLab.com would even be a direction that goes even more toward free/libre/open ideals… they are more FLO than GitHub and are even switching soon to Piwik instead of Google Analytics… but it's not a big deal.
I'm just impressed by the dedication to FLO ideals already, so figured I'd mention the even minor outstanding bits. Keep up the AMAZING work!!
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