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Manfred Touron 🇫🇷
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@moul

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Joined May 2020
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GitHub offers webhook and various integrations including Zapier

I don't know if it works, but there is a wipchat zapier integration here: github.com/roks0n/wipzap

on iMac:
* Logitech M Master 3
* Logitech K780

on MacBook (backpack, cowork, etc):
* Apple Magic Keyboard
* Microsoft Arc Mouse

Recently introduced small bug here

Whoops! We fixed some of the z-index issues but apparently messed up this in the process. Will fix.

Here's the shortlist used by GitHub

Fyi, the 👍&👎 emojis are used as vote counters and their sums are directly made available from the API

Yep that makes sense 👍, not everyone will be happy to be forced having others entries on their timelines

Btw, if while implementing it, can you consider make something available for API developers to be notified too?

I'm not sure graphql is very cool for streaming APIs, but maybe a simple outgoing webhook would be enough

Hey @marc, I plan to automate sending a message on a discord channel with the changelog of #sgtm.

It would be nice if you provide a webhook system or maybe just an RSS for now? this way I can easily configure posting with Zapier :)

Yes, Zapier integration would be very useful for a bunch of things. Definitely want to add this at some point.

RSS would be quicker to implement. But there's a bunch of different ways to implement it. And people might have different preferences depending on the integration they want to build.

I'll give this some thought the coming days. Feel free to ping me in a week to check the status.

👍 the advantage of RSS is that you can have multiple RSS alternatives for the same page, maybe you can try with something that seems ok for you and later see if it is worth making alternatives?

Yep, just a suggestion, archiving them should not make them read-only, sometimes you want to share some cool milestones that other did without you

I personally like to see the personal stuff of other people :)

Maybe just a filter to "hide non-pro stuff"?