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compile all the nice stories of the PRs to a blog like thingie!

My list of cities is getting so big that you barely see the cities. I would love to have the list of cities folded to one line with a "... more" link that opens the fold.

What do you think?

I would love to contribute for it. Is there a staging area for testing or can I only do it locally?

http://skade.hasbeen.in/ is missing the marker for "Victoria Falls".

I was in Livingstone in Zambia, not in Livingstone in the US. :)

In app/views/location/overview.erb the phrasing to indicate where the traveller has been should be changed. Currently the phrase has been in is used, which is not quite correct English - alternatives include has been to or has visited.

Pedant monkey is pedantic. 🐒

It would be awesome to see a world map with all the places on the landing page for a user

It'd be lovely to have a nice / simple Logo + Favicon. Doesn't have to be much - a simple UTF-8 Glyph would work as well. 😄

Hello friends!
I just pushed an update which caused quite a few markers to disappear from my profile page.

once I have time I'll debug myself but thought of sharing this in case you already know what caused it.

Can you leave your current hometown here so we don't get 100000 pull requests? I'll create a pull request and add all of yours. :)

Like so:

What do you think?

I'd like to publish the repo and I don't need the plain addresses. So just kick them & use the hashes.

It would be really nice to have this available via https.

We moved to @findoutwho/hasbeen.in - it still links to my account.

I'm not sure, but I believe that yesterday I could run the specs using simply rspec.

Today this ends in a lot of errors because the real yaml files are used instead of the ones in the spec/files folder.

Any ideas?

If i run the specs this way everything is fine:

RACK_ENV=test rspec

It would be nice if it would be possible to get to a locations page by clicking the marker on the overview map.

Seems like everyone is out to get me these days.

Found after #69 was merged. Non-Unicode Cities like Санкт-Петербург
cannot be displayed.

Might be a regression from #51 - I can remember that cities like Wrocław could be displayed.

I think it's for everyone: http://eljojo.hasbeen.in/

it knows he's been there but

• it doesn't display the name of the city ("Bascht has been in .")
• it thinks it's his current hometown

must be a case issue...

When merging #51 we already knew that using a timeout won't be the best solution here. Good news is, @klausmeyer has something cooking in klausmeyer/hasbeen.in@1a6901e456d39900f93cb37a39ba41ce5fb2fdba which will resolve this problem.

We're already checking for parser errors but as seen in #170 we should just validate the travellers Yaml files against a proper Yaml-spec.

Blimey, there are no "back" or "home" buttons in the users profile page: (e.g.) http://bascht.hasbeen.in leading back to http://www.hasbeen.in.

Dunno when the warning appeared first - but apparently we've been running on webrick all the time.

-----> WARNINGS:
       No Procfile detected, using the default web server (webrick)
       https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/ruby-default-web-server

Heroku want's to keep us busy, so we have to migrate to a new tree. We gotta shave this yak, otherwise #129 and #130, (and probably #132, #133 and #134 or even #135 – depending on how busy @skade and me are) won't be deployed.