romi

> Going back to the indicator, are you thinking something like: Showing something like this would be enough I think. A full datetime timestamp (not necessarily shown on the frontend)...

Oh that looks good 👍

Having a divider (like a rule or borders) rather than pure spacing would improve the situation. Maybe using a flexbox to put the metadata (username, date) on the right of...

I suppose that you would have to do the reverse of the `@support` css class? I guess that overall, pages would still be light considering that the template is small...

It’s more a question of identifying posts (dividing them visually) than users imho. A naive approach would be to use `:not(article) + hr` to separate posts, and/or a metadata column...

Right, I think we are pretty safe regarding impersonation. Regarding mentions, though, I think the issue will be quasi-fixed once wiki features will come (I think it was discussed?).

I think that node would be a bad dependency to have. It may be lighter/easier/faster to generate the css directly from a Go templates.

It crosses the splits too Lemme know if something else can help you, like an asciinema recording or whatnot 😁

I built directly from source (2 commits late), without patch (except #1154). I also built vis without curses, to be sure, same issue.

`vis.lexers.STYLE_CURSOR_LINE` seems to steal the colours of the current line (but not the font style) (see the `"-v"` on the last picture)