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                                            Patrick Connolly

chef-zero query parser confused by escaped colons

Thanks! I could've sworn I tried that, but I'll give it a go when I'm next working on that cookbook, and report back :)

Update `backup` cookbook dependency to `backup_lwrp`

Will need a new version for the metadata rename to happen.

In Community box, link to an IRC web client

thanks! ~Sorry, can you point me to where I'd find the Slack channel?~ Oops. Searched this repo instead of main chai repo :)

Build FundOSS.org Product - Bring Quadratic Funding to Web2!

👋 ~~OSC = Open Source Collective?~~ EDIT: skimmed harder. yes, it is :) sharing around

make friendly event slugs that aren't legistar-specific

Ah gotcha. I'm fine with ocd id, but I'll admit I prefer stripping the ocd-event bit in favour of hex uuid portion :) But for something more semantic, we could...

make friendly event slugs that aren't legistar-specific

woo. can we just add slug col to event table in a migration and assume the db will be blown away and loaddata re-run? EDIT: Oh hey, already a slug...

Rename front-page form field to prevent browser auto-suggestion

Actually, seems that the `request.GET.q` is baked pretty deeply (and it's self-explanatory), so likely want to avoid changing that :) Seems that adding an "id" attrib might resolve it: https://cloudfour.com/thinks/autofill-what-web-devs-should-know-but-dont/

Rename front-page form field to prevent browser auto-suggestion

Seems that adding an "id" to the input tag doesn't actually resolve anything on FF -- only changing "name" value does that. That seems odd, as "q" is a very...

How might we develop best practices for the creation and adaptation of content for OERs using tools that are viable, accessible and actively support the Open community and its values in the long term?

Another side of "open educational resources" which isn't always in the conversation is how to avoid creating resources owned/maintained only by a single party, which can be prone to "rotting"...

How might we develop best practices for the creation and adaptation of content for OERs using tools that are viable, accessible and actively support the Open community and its values in the long term?

EDIT: Redacted. I'm a dolt. (I recalled being in the meta thread about do-a-thons.) That's what I get for starting a reply on mobile :/ Sorry for the noise!