Jessica Stokes

We’ve had another report of this today

Given it’s a living standard, the structure of the document has since changed. The referenced passage [as of 2014 can be found here](http://web.archive.org/web/20141015085814/https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/syntax.html#tokenizing-character-references). Current information is at https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/parsing.html#tokenization

There’s no API for polls on Twitter, so a backlink would be all that could be done, unfortunately.

Would a PR adding at least a few more ISO8601/RFC3339 date formats to the formats Liquid will try be accepted? I realise the ultimate goal is to accept anything Ruby’s...

It’s definitely not a great stance, and I think the suggested workaround is to adjust the time zone of the application (i.e. you could do this by setting `TZ`, or...

I understand! Thanks for the response, in any case, and I’ll cross my fingers :)

That’s totally fair, but as someone who’s more experienced with Rust than Obj-C stuff specifically, there isn’t really enough in the docs to get started. Perhaps that’s more an indicator...

This will work if you add newlines between the JSX and Markdown tags, rather than using a `markdown` element. This is because CommonMark is strict about this separation, and MDX...

>Could you clarify what is the negative impact of having references in the excerpt? In the case of the RSS feed, they seem extraneous, given that the point of having...

As mentioned in #607, Jekyll supports this, and it’s been a handy feature. I’d love to see it come to Cobalt!