Show HN: Rwtxt – a space for reading and writing text
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Re: Show HN: Rwtxt – a space for reading and writing text
#2This is great, I wanted to able to edit hastebin/pastebin without login and it solves this exact problem. Since the link is not that easily guessable, content integrity should not be a problem.
Re: Show HN: Rwtxt – a space for reading and writing text
#3This is great, I wanted to able to edit hastebin/pastebin without login and it solves this exact problem. Since the link is not that easily guessable, content integrity should not be a problem.
Thanks. If you really want to keep things to yourself you can log into a domain - anything you do in a domain is not public, by default (though you can toggle this).
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#4https://rwtxt.com/public/list
I love that feeling when something collaborative is brand new and everyone is testing the waters.
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#5How many languages have syntax highlighting?
I noticed Javascript and Python do, but I wasn't getting anything for others.
It works great, but watch out for those public pages. It's wide open to spam presently.
It's nice and no frills, though.
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#6This reminds me a lot of txti.es. The difference seems to be that this allows anyone to edit a post (in the public domain).
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#7https://rwtxt.com/public/list I love that feeling when something collaborative is brand new and everyone is testing the waters.
My intention was that public should not be indexable/searchable. I fixed this.
However, if you really want private stuff, use a domain. Someone could still guess the URL of stuff on the public domain.
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#8This is freaking awesome.
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#9Like the idea. Just about 1-day and 3hours late.
I've reworked my website/blog (vuejs) completely using a similar minimalistic approach.
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#10Was this inspired by http://txti.es/? Looks awfully similar.