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- Sidebar: this makes link autocomplete weird.
- My subfolder is called Garden, and I can't autocomplete an internal reference such as `[[Essays/productivity|Increase your Productivity]]` because if I hit tab, it'll turn into `[[Garden/Essays/productivity|Increase your Productivity]]`.
- Since `Garden` doesn't exist as a folder in the install, and Quartz looks at links as shortest-path, that link will 404 until I catch that I made an error.
- Case in point, the link to Catppuccin from [[editor#Appearance#Theme|the editor project page]] was borked for like a month.
- Case in point, the link to Catppuccin from [[Projects/Obsidian/editor#Appearance#Theme|the editor project page]] was borked for like a month.
- Not a big deal but it's worth mentioning.
I could have self-hosted the site, but I opted to use Quartz's built-in functionality for automatically deploying to GitHub Pages and just proxying through to it from my domain. It's simpler, even though it does result in Microsoft having their grubby mitts on my work.
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This was a time and a half to set up RSS for. It used some bastardized form of Atom but with RSS syntax and so neither spec could parse it.
- On the bright side, [one PR later](https://github.com/jackyzha0/quartz/pull/407) and Quartz is the only project in the Obsidian ecosystem with an RSS feed.
**Important for any website:** Block the bot traffic! You don't want bad spiders/crawlers poking around on your site to try to find vulnerabilities or archiving your content for training AI without your consent. I like the Nginx project [Ultimate Bad Bot Blocker](https://github.com/mitchellkrogza/nginx-ultimate-bad-bot-blocker):
- Still lets sites like Google and Bing crawl your site for search results, but blocks infinitely many other agents, referrers, and the like.
- Customizable with allowlists and denylists that you can use to override the defaults.
- Did I mention it gets updated every hour?
- Search for `444` in your nginx access logs after it's installed for a few laughs. It's mind blowing how many spiders are trying to find files that contain hosting access tokens (AWS, etc) for random sites.
[[Projects/Obsidian/quartz-comments|Adding comments to the site]] was enough of a hassle that I consider it a separate project. Work in progress.

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title: Summary of Changes for November 2023
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## Housekeeping
It's birthday month! My hosting service is surprising me with random shutoffs for "inactivity", despite the fact that this webpage serves so much bot traffic (all blocked, of course) and I have about seven other microservices being called from the same webserver.
## Pages
- Added a reference to how I block bots on this website: [[Projects/Obsidian/digital-garden|Digital Garden]]
## Status Updates
- Finally created a Mastodon account! [@be_far:social.treehouse.systems](https://social.treehouse.systems/@be_far), go follow me.