Guilherme Gonçalves

I'm seeing https://thiscatdoesnotexist.com/favicon.ico return 404 at the moment, not 301. ~~In general it looks like the handling for non-200 status codes could be improved though, so I'll propose a PR...

Cool idea, thanks! And yes, this is the right place to ask. This could be a good issue for a new contributor interested in frontend stuff (CSS). I'm a bit...

Browsing a category is possible using the text box in the UI ("Search for a topic"). The categories are not recursive though. Different namespaces are indeed not supported at the...

Oh this is interesting! I just confirmed that the link opens your editor of choice (text or visual). If we go with this, it does mean some #1Lib1Ref training materials...

Thanks for offering! So it looks like this boils down to changing where we redirect the user when they click the green button. The logic is [here](https://github.com/eggpi/citationhunt/blob/a86c098844a90dd987516ddc987da221171cbc9f/app.py#L65) (we don't just...

... and also @sadads.

The natural way to surface this in the UI would be to introduce a warning icon much like the yellow one we use for lead section snippets: I have no...

Well, it's not "permission" because we don't control who edits Wikipedia, anyone can go and remove the snippet there, regardless of Citation Hunt. But we can't warn users that the...

> In my opinion, another idea about users browsing through old snippets could probably involve sorting them by decreasing order of contentiousness (on, say, claims on living people). More controversial...

I think the minimum implementation could be something like: 1. Change the snippet_parser to extract the `date` parameter in the [Citation Needed template](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Cn). Since each snippet has at least one...