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Add support for private (@) and hidden (#) tags - #714
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Hi @wazari972. Previously, it was not clear if selfoss was licensed under GPL 3 only, or also any later version. Could you clarify whether you are fine with licensing your contribution under Thanks again and sorry for the confusion. |
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Hello @jtojnar yes I agree with licensing my contribution under thanks for the work you're going, Kevin |
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Hello,
I had these patches in my version of selfoss since quite a while, and I wanted to suggest it to you.
It add the ability
1/ to have private tags (with a @ in the tag name). Items (and sources) with such tags won't be visible in the feed if the user is not logged in.
2/ to have "not important" tags (with a # in the tag name), whose items won't be visible in the "all tags" feed, but only when you click directly on the tag or source.
Currently the # and @ symbols are hardcoded, but I can update the code to allow the configuration in defaults.ini (or even disabling it with an empty value).