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@KamenReader Understood 👍 And mine was from Android Chrome on an LG phone. So will be curious to hear what he says about his browser settings.

@KamenReader @Clovis Yeah, I would guess it's something with the font size setting -- everything looks fine for me. But please let us know if you figure out what's causing it and we'll fix it if possible!

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@shlee Awesome, I appreciate it! We'll be happy to merge your work in -- especially if we can get it in before the end of the month, when our next WriteFreely release is planned.

@shlee No solid ETA yet, unfortunately. We could really use help from the community in this area, since we don't use Docker ourselves today.

Interested in contributing to #WriteFreely but don't know where to start? We have some open issues in the repo that would be great first tasks for anyone looking to help. Check them out here:

https://github.com/writeas/writefreely/labels/good%20first%20issue

@sunflowers Hi there! Are you still running into problems with your custom domain? It looks like it's working on our end. Let us know and we'd be happy to look into it further.

And if you'd like to contribute some updates or fixes to our documentation, make a pull request or create an issue on the #WriteFreely docs repo: https://github.com/writefreely/documentation

We just published more documentation for #WriteFreely that's focused on the writer's perspective - everything from adding excerpts & creating static pages for your blog to organizing posts & using drafts. Feel free to recommend & contribute documentation - the more the merrier!

https://writefreely.org/docs

For the upcoming #WriteFreely version 0.12 release we're going to put out a release candidate. We're looking for instance admins who'd want to try it out and give feedback. Let us know if you're interested!

@hectic So the language of the date is determined by the preferred language set in your browser.

If you want to change it on published posts, you can click "Edit" on your post, then press the small “i” icon in the top-right of the editor. This will take you to the metadata editing page where you can change the post's language.

Otherwise, would having a setting that overrides the browser language for posts be useful in your case?