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At the moment they're just "A link", e.g. https://www.gyford.com/phil/links/philgyford/09f7331ead5e/ which isn't great in <title> or when sharing on Twitter etc. Not sure what else to make it. Add a short version of the link's title?
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I like the way Daring Fireball handles this, the title is the link, but in the feed it also includes a permalink to the entry on the local site (an example).
(I'm currently rebuilding my own site and I'm integrating django-ditto to gather up all my bits from all the various other sites, I'm very excited about what you've built here and hope to be able to contribute)
For some better context (and to remind me, because I'd forgotten what ways the templates on gyford.com differ from the Ditto defaults), here's a screenshot using bookmark_detail.html template:
and out of interest, one using bookmark_list.html template:
My only reservation about using the <title> of the linked-to page is that (as here) it can be very long. We could limit it to a certain number of characters, ending with .... Either would be better than the current practise where every Bookmark Detail page has the same title of "Pinboard bookmarklet by ".
At the moment they're just "A link", e.g. https://www.gyford.com/phil/links/philgyford/09f7331ead5e/ which isn't great in
<title>
or when sharing on Twitter etc. Not sure what else to make it. Add a short version of the link's title?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: