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fix date for security page #777

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@hannesm hannesm commented Dec 6, 2022

I'm pretty confused about two things:

  • why can such a timestamp exist? isn't it used for e.g. the atom/rss feed (do we still have an atom/rss feed with the recent website updates?)
  • is there a requirement for an author of a page? what is the meaning thereof (I understand it's nice for blog articles, but e.g. the security process / security page is basically written by the mirage core team, no?)

It also feels pretty strange to me to have dates in the "metadata", isn't it all stored in a git repository and couldn't git's data be used for figuring out a publishing and last update timestamp? as canopy did nearly a decade ago...

@hannesm hannesm merged commit 70ee747 into mirage:master Dec 7, 2022
@hannesm hannesm deleted the fix-security-date branch December 7, 2022 17:13
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