Add idiazroncero.com to Planet Drupal

Thanks @idiaz.roncero, the content looks great and I look forward to seeing your posts on Planet Drupal!

The feed validates and is about Drupal:

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I agree that the content is extremely rich in its depth, judging form the latest, and all the other articles, and I think the time limit threshold requirement should be relaxed in this case.

Actually, I think having just one recent, as well as a number of past articles should be fine. This Planet Drupal requirement → could be updated, and simplified?:

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2. Your feed must have at least two posts already, created (preferably) the past 30 days or in the past three months and three weeks. This allows to evaluate the content, make sure it is appropriate for Planet Drupal, make sure the feed has sufficiently recent content, and show the feed is kept updated with new articles. (The Aggregator module discards articles older than three months and three weeks.)

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2. Your feed must have a few posts already, so we can evaluate the content, and at least one created within the last three months.

As long as the feed contains at least two articles published in the past three months and three weeks, the feed is fine.
Articles published in the last 30 days are preferable for the added feed because it shows the feed is constantly updated. It is a positive point which is considered when reviewing the feed.

Thanks for the feedback @avpaderno. To not side track this issue, I created another issue.

I hope idiazroncero.com can be added to Planet Drupal, despite not fulfilling the post frequency requirements.

I added the feed ( https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2088 → ), but the Aggregator module shows the following error.

The feed from ID.R seems to be broken, because of error "500 "
There is no new syndicated content from ID.R.

@avpaderno thanks to this I realized the site was down sometimes due to memory issues. Now it is available again, and shouldn't fail.

I readded the feed ( https://www.drupal.org/aggregator/sources/2092 → ), but it does not show any article.

The site is down again @idiaz.roncero ...

If you need an uptime monitoring tool, I use Uptime Kuma to check if my sites are working or not, it's really easy to install and works well. https://www.drupal.org/docs/managing-site-performance-and-scalability/si... →

I guess there is some module causing some exceptions of fatal errors, since the reply from https://idiazroncero.com/en/drupal.xml is the following one.

The website encountered an unexpected error. Try again later.

Yes, it could be the memory issue again, mentioned a while back? "[...] the site was down sometimes due to memory issues" ...

Thanks for updating the status @avpaderno, I forgot to change it.

It looks like I was having a lot of space taken up by watchdog logs doe to a missing cron....

Now it shoudl be ok

Yes, it's up again, great! And by the way, very nice use of the TOC API → module, which works really well for comprehensive articles such as https://idiazroncero.com/en/aprendizajes/drupal-lazy-loading-content-bet... .

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

The publication date for the articles is October first, 2024. That does not make the articles appear on Planet Drupal. I would suggest to either change the publication date for those articles or add a new article.