[zesterer]

Accidentally clicking on anything resulting in accidental local deletions and modifications to the article is extremely irksome. Skill issue, I guess?

[smokel]

Took me a while to figure out what you meant, but apparently this blog post is hosted on Tably [1], which allows one to edit the page locally. One would expect there to be a setting to disable these features for a public post.

[1] https://tably.com/

[ed_elliott_asc]

Thanks, I was trying to figure out what sort of weird ai spam it was

[mocatta]

(OP here) You're not alone https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1l3tyvv/10_years_of_b...

Noted, and working on it! Pages are copy-on-write as most on the site are intended to be templates where that behaviour makes sense. Working on mitigating annoyances like those observed in these threads. Longstanding browser-specific issues like https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1001790 make this tricky!

[bmacho]

Nah, it's needlessly hostile (just look at the comments).

> Longstanding browser-specific issues .. make this tricky!

I don't think it's true, there are no browser-specific issues that stand in the way of anything that people are complaining about. Or do you have a PoC in whatever browser?

[lmm]

Can you make those funny buttons that you're using to refer to other websites look less like links? It's pretty confusing when I see a blue word that underlines when I hover on it but I can't middle-click it.

[MarkSweep]

Does a blog post really need to be contenteditable? The vast majority of people viewing the page are only going to viewing the post, not editing it.

[SSLy]

btw, can you make links be `<a>`?

[strken]

The irritating thing for me is that their links have somehow broken the middle mouse button, so each time I want to click on one I have a few seconds of trying to remember how their specific site implemented it.

[veltas]

This to teach a lesson about the perils of unnecessary mutability.

[syndeo]

Well, I used the power for good and put a crab emoji at the end haha