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Make it create a database entry with

• Timestamp
• IP Address
• User Agent
• Article id

not too short
not too long
words match page content

make all SVG files as small as possible (without losing any quality)

• Add a list of arbitrary tags to the "article" structure
  • in the article JSON file
  • in the article Go structure
• Display the article tags below the title on the article details page (e.g. https://planetocd.org/fr/articles/2/dix-choses-que-vous-devez-savoir-pour-vaincre-le-toc)

This is a follow-up to #22

Set a cookie on the client side when a user likes a certain article.

Prevent the user from liking the article again by checking the presence of the cookie on the server side

Create a new /a-propos route

• It should render the same view as the /about route
• When the current locale I18n.locale is fr:
  • the /about URL should redirect to /a-propos (302: Temporary redirect)
  • the current links (in the header) pointing to /about should instead point to /a-propos

improves snippet in google

Add pagination to e.g. https://planetocd.org/es

The pagination component from the article page can be reused, e.g. https://planetocd.org/es/articles/1/obsesion-religiosa-cuando-el-toc-se-mezcla-con-la-religion-y-la-fe

Dependent on #36

Add a "filter by tag" dropdown to the main article list page (e.g. https://planetocd.org/fr/). The dropdown should list all the existing tags. Clicking a tag should tag the user to a ?tag=<tag> URL which is similar to the main article list page, except:

• the title is " articles"
• the list of articles is filtered by

• not too short
• not too long
• words match page content

This is a follow-up to #22

Add a challenge before submitting the "like" form.

The challenge should not be a Google recaptcha (or anything that sends requests to other domains) but instead a simple, homemade challenge, involving multiple options. Clicking on the correct option should post the "like" form.

This is a follow-up to #22

• Generate a HMAC for each visitor, based on their IP address and a secret stored in an environment variable
• Render that token as a hidden input in the form element
• When a user posts the form, check that the submitted form contains the correct token

It should display a link to another random article