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Planet deepin is a web feed aggregator that collects blog posts from people who contribute to the deepin community.

If you are a deepin contributor you can have your blog on Planet deepin. Blog content should be mostly deepin themed and not liable to offend. If you have a general blog you may want to set up a tag and subscribe the feed for that tag only to Planet deepin.

If you are from an existing SIG in deepin community and prefer to add the feed of your SIG, then you can add your SIG's feed by updating your SIG's metadata.yml config file. Head to deepin-community/SIG to learn more.

If you are a solo contributor and want to get your feed added, we prefer Pull Requests via GitHub:

1. Fork this repository
2. Edit planet.ini and add:

[id]       # replace id with your feed's unique identifier (a-z0-9-_) (e.g. dde-port)
feed_url = # url to your rss/atom feed                                (e.g. https://deepin-community.github.io/sig-dde-porting/atom.xml)
title    = # (optional) title of your feed                            (e.g. DDE Porting SIG)
           #   will be used as the `author` field of a post
           #   so better set this to your name for people to identify you
           #   if not set, the title field in the feed data will be used
site_url = # (optional) url to your website                           (e.g. https://deepin-community.github.io/sig-dde-porting)
           #   default to the link field in the feed data
           #   or if that's not set, the host part of feed_url
avatar   = # (optional) filename or url of your avatar                (e.g. dde-porting.svg)
flairs   = # (optional) space-separated list of flairs of the author, currently supports:
           #   irc:irc_nickname          (e.g. irc:myircnickname)
           #   matrix:@username:url      (e.g. matrix:@username:deepin.org)
           #   telegram:username         (e.g. telegram:deepin-community)
           #   github:username           (e.g. github:octocat)
           #   gsoc

If you do not have a GitHub account, you can drop a mail to deepin-devel mailing list or reach us out in our Matrix chatroom with the above information provided, so we can help you get it added.

Planet deepin is one of the public faces of the deepin project and is read by millions of users and potential contributors. The content aggregated at Planet deepin is the opinions of its authors, but the sum of that content gives an impression of the project. Please keep in mind the following guidelines for your blog content. We reserve the right to remove an inappropriate blog from the Planet. If that happens multiple times, we'll consider what needs to happen to get your blog aggregated again.

The majority of content in your blog should be about deepin and your work on deepin. Blog posts about personal subjects are also encouraged since Planet deepin is a chance to learn more about the developers behind deepin. However, blog feeds should not be entirely personal, if in doubt set up a tag for Planet deepin and subscribe the feed from that tag, so you can control what gets posted.

Posts can be positive and promote deepin, they can be constructive and lay out issues which need to be addressed, but blog feeds should not contain useless, destructive and negative material. Constructive criticism is welcome and the occasional rant is understandable, but a feed where every post is critical and negative is unsuitable. This helps to keep deepin overall a happy project.

Only have your blog on Planet deepin if you actively contribute to deepin, for example through code, user support, documentation etc.

Planet deepin is a collection of blogs from deepin contributors.

See HACKING.zh.md

There are a lot of FOSS community are running their own feed aggregator, like Planet Qt, Planet KDE, NixOS Planet, Planet Debian and so on. Such platform could help gathering information that related to the community and made them available to more people. Planet deepin is also intended to be used in the same usage.

This repo is based on HUGO, and is modified from the source of Planet KDE. Go check them out if you are interested. Please refer to the header of each source file to see about license information.