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This removes the content of the <title> element in the RSS feeds that Memo produces. Why remove? Every RSS client I can find shows the <title> next to the <description> when viewing an item. This creates a duplicate (but often trimmed, so less useful) version of <description> right above the actual text the user wants to read (often in a much larger font). It similarly makes lists of items in some clients extremely tall, as 128 characters is a lot of hard-to-read text — especially when Memos renders links as their URL in titles. Why an empty tag? The RSS 1.0 and 2.0 specs require that a <title> element is present. Examples from elsewhere: - micro.blog uses an empty <title /> element: https://www.manton.org/feed.xml - Bluesky omits the <title> element: https://bsky.app/profile/did%3Aplc%3Aqvzn322kmcvd7xtnips5xaun/rss - Mastodon omits the <title> element: https://mastodon.social/@scalzi.rss |
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README.md
Memos - Open Source, Self-hosted, Your Notes, Your Way
An open-source, self-hosted note-taking solution designed for seamless deployment and multi-platform access. Experience effortless plain text writing with pain-free, complemented by robust Markdown syntax support for enhanced formatting.
Home Page • Blogs • Docs • Live Demo
Main Features
- Privacy First 🏠: Take control of your data. All runtime data is securely stored in your local database.
- Create at Speed ✍️: Save content as plain text for quick access, with Markdown support for fast formatting and easy sharing.
- Lightweight but Powerful 🤲: Built with Go, React.js, and a compact architecture, our application delivers powerful performance in a lightweight package.
- Customizable 🧩: Easily customize your server name, icon, description, system style, and execution scripts to make it uniquely yours.
- Open Source 🦦: Memos embraces the future of open source, with all code available on GitHub for transparency and collaboration.
- Free to Use 💸: Enjoy all features completely free, with no charges ever for any content.
Deploy with Docker in seconds
docker run -d --name memos -p 5230:5230 -v ~/.memos/:/var/opt/memos neosmemo/memos:stable
[!NOTE] This command is only applicable for Unix/Linux systems. For Windows, please refer to the detailed documentation.
The
~/.memos/directory will be used as the data directory on your local machine, while/var/opt/memosis the directory of the volume in Docker and should not be modified.
Learn more about other installation methods.
Contribution
Contributions are what make the open-source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. We greatly appreciate any contributions you make. Thank you for being a part of our community! 🥰
Sponsorship
If you find Memos helpful, please consider sponsoring us. Your support will help us to continue developing and maintaining the project.
❤️ Thanks to the following sponsors and backers: yourselfhosted, Burning_Wipf, ...see more.
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