Say "hello" 40 times to the place where you have tried salt at least once.

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+ID: cf5d9aed-1a8d-49e4-8129-e2e5dba58b99
+Title: Coding madness
+Authors: Nova[有線魔女] <novaburst@envs.net>
+Date: 2021-06-16T15:23:56-00:00
+Date-Edited: 2022-01-26T08:28:24-03:00
+Topics: Programming
+
+So between yesterday and today I improved Logarion's html parser despite me not really knowing OCaml , and I got it to generate valid HTML 4.01 Strict , instead of HTML5. At least just for the index page, but not the articles and/or topics of the site.
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+I could write also one for XHTML based on that parser , though it may require some additional details to get done. (a lot)
+
+I currently use my personal branch of the code, which somehow works flawlessly (as of yet). 
+I sent the link to Logarion's main developer to check it out, and wait if it gets merged into upstream.
+My personal branch is located on SourceHut, under the same license as upstream code , and it's pretty much usable.
+
+* Update #1 : I ended up giving up on HTML4.01 for this one, though I've continued the work on HTML5 instead.
+* Update #2 : My changes made were merged , and probably will be part of the next stable release of Logarion.
+* Update #3 : For creating websites from scratch I'll always prefer using XHTML 1.1
+* Update #4 : The current branch is named 'mirror' in reference to this blog
+* Update #5 : My repository no longer exists, although I still contribute to Logarion whenever I can.