Add The Savvy Few to Planet Drupal

Feed passes validation. although there are quite a bit of warnings.

OK:
- Images are not relative
- More as 2 posts
- Text is trimmed

NOK-Ish
- Latest post in the feed dates from Oct 7 2020. So I wouldn't classify this as an active feed.

Not exactly sure what the acceptance is for the last item. Setting to needs-work for now.

Articles that are older than three months and three weeks are not added to Planet Drupal. Furthermore, feeds that do not get updated in more than two years are removed. It will not make sense to add a feed and remove it the next year.

If there are plans to add new articles, those should be added before the feed is requested to be added on Planet Drupal.

That's odd. Latest article is from March 10, but is somehow not showing up in the RSS feed.

I will look into it and report back here when we fix it.

Article was not tagged correctly. Should appear in the feed now.

Thanks for reviewing!

In the meantime, we'll take a look at the validator warnings mentioned in #2.

It's still cached, but there now is indeed one article from this year in the feed. So that would mean there is one article that would be in the feed.

We have a few more articles ready to be published, but we would like this issue to be resolved first so that we are sure they'll get picked up by the Planet feed.

Despite RSS already validating (#1), we fixed the remaining recommendations (except one, which is caused by this open Drupal core issue 🐛 Views RSS feeds have validation issues Needs work ).

Are there any remaining actions needed from our end?

I added the feed to Planet Drupal ( https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2041 → ).

Thank you @apaderno!

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

Hello blogger, I am a Planet Drupal reader and have noticed that many posts on https://www.drupal.org/planet → don't include an image, because relative image paths are used in the feed, and not absolute paths.

I just want to highlight this recommendation from https://www.drupal.org/drupalorg/docs/content/planet-drupal → to make sure we get more images on Planet Drupal:

It is strongly recommended that you avoid relative URLs to images in your posts. They won't display for people reading your post on drupal.org and is generally discouraged.

Have a nice day!

I am changing status, since what reported in the previous comment should be addressed.

I just realized I had a third-party blocker active, and the images are actually included and getting pulled in. Sorry about the noise @tinto.