iA COMPLETELY PLAINTEXT WORDPRESS THEME	null	(FALSE)	0
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i2024-05-09	null	(FALSE)	0
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i> This is a silly idea. But it works. I saw Dan Q wondering about plaintext	null	(FALSE)	0
iWordPress themes - so I made one.	null	(FALSE)	0
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i> This is what this blog looks like using it:	null	(FALSE)	0
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i> ...	null	(FALSE)	0
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i> Terence Eden	null	(FALSE)	0
iI clearly nerdsniped Terence at least a little when I asked whether a blog	null	(FALSE)	0
inecessarily had to be HTML, because he went on to implement a WordPress theme	null	(FALSE)	0
ithat delivers content entirely in plain text.	null	(FALSE)	0
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iNaturally, I've also shared his accomplishment on my own text/plain blog	null	(FALSE)	0
i(which uses a much simpler CMS based on static files).	null	(FALSE)	0
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iLINKS	null	(FALSE)	0
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1I asked whether a blog necessarily had to be HTML	/posts/does-a-blog-have-to-be-html	danq.me	70
hI've also shared his accomplishment	URL:https://textplain.blog/wp-theme	(FALSE)	0
hMy own text/plain blog	URL:https://textplain.blog/	(FALSE)	0
hA much simpler CMS	URL:https://github.com/dan-Q/textplain.blog	(FALSE)	0
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