the weekly blog post contain link to weekly status update as https://www.standu.ps/project/servo/, but the link do not function any more .

http://www.ifdown.net/servo-starters/ is cool! Please put the link on the blog so I can find it more easily next time I forget where it lives 🔍

(also https://github.com/servo/servo-starters)

In _posts/2017-01-04-twis-86.md, point 5 of the "Notable Additions" section has the link https://github.com/servo/servo/issues/147840, which should be servo/servo#14784

When we initially switched our DNS to CloudFlare, there were some concerns about accessibility for Tor users. Thanks to recent cloudflare improvements (https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/203306930-Does-CloudFlare-block-Tor-), we have now explicitly whitelisted traffic from Tor so that legitimate users won't see CAPCHA challenges when accessing servo.org sites.

This here breaks:

<link rel="canonical" href="{{ page.url | replace:'index.html','' | prepend: site.baseurl | prepend: site.url }}">

Currently resulting in:

<link rel="canonical" href="http://blog.servo.orghttp://blog.servo.org/">

should be without the double leading baseurl.
It's the same for the feed which will most likely break some feed readers.

As part of deploying HTTPS for servo.org, I'd like to also get HTTPS on blog.servo.org. To get end-to-end encryption on the blog, I need a https:// URL to point the servo.org CloudFlare DNS at.

Problem: When you access this site at https://servo.github.io/blog.servo.org/, the CSS isn't displayed and the posts have invalid URLs (ie http://servo.github.io/2015/11/30/twis-43/).

Fork this repository and then visit https://yourusername.github.io/blog.servo.org to see how it looks and verify that the blog post URLs resolve.

<ajeffrey> standups: We now have performance tests for the Alexa top 10, contributed by the servo community! https://github.com/servo/servo-warc-tests/issues/8

I just commited a change to blog.servo.org by mistake: 3add526

Github allows me to edit a markdown file, and create PR, but I clicked on "Commit" instead of "Create a PR".

Maybe we should add something to prevent accidental commits.

By the time TWiS will get written next, the servo/servo project will probably have reached 5k stars

Yay arbitrary base-10 achievements

Simple, short formula with freeform responses:

• tell us about yourself
• why did you start contributing to Servo?
• what was challenging about your first contribution?
• what do you like about contributing to the project? what do you get out of it?
• any final thoughts you'd like to share?