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@francosolerio Yikes. That's really bad.

@admin @csb The <podcast:value> tag can hold any payment information. It isn't tied to any particular one.

@js That code path may not have strict feed validation. I'll check.

@js Looks like it was added by the search miss sweeper. Someone searched for that feed url and the sweeper ingested it after the fact.

@alecksgates @ericpp I think it's easily solved with your <podcast:metaboost> specified API receiver. If that tag appears, the app knows to also push the boost metadata back out to the podcaster's specified API.

@phillycodehound Love it!

What is podcasting.chat? Never seen that AP actor before.

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@ChadF Should be better on mobile now.

@ericpp @ChadF @js Maybe @brianoflondon can chime in with some info on what is going on.

@ericpp @ChadF @js Do you have a current list that's working for you? We may need to update the hive-writer with a new list.

@ChadF @js @ericpp What issues?

Time for the board meeting! We're running with scissors live with episode 250. Fight slop with slop!

https://podcasting2.org/live

Source data:

https://public.podcastindex.org/newlyAddedFeeds24hours.csv

Updates every 24 hours.

@js lol.

@js It’s just whatever Claude spit out. I have no idea. I care mostly about the source data which I wrote by hand. Just figured I’d let AI slop some HTML stats on top as a placeholder.

There is a lot more to wire up on this. Just getting started.

Feed Ingestion Report - Past 24 hours:

https://public.podcastindex.org/24hourFeedReport.html

@js @james @samsethi They've never reported net income for YouTube.

@js @transistor @adam @james Google really wanted to do it. The other members of the WHATWG didn't even notice and are basically just Google's yes men. Google owns browsers now, so they do whatever they want.

The WHATWG (i.e. Google) always says the public is "welcome to participate". That just means they are happy to explain to you why they are doing what they want. It doesn't mean your desires matter. They do not.