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Literate config. See <a href="../readme.org">readme.org</a> for a better-formatted version
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commit 18e94ff445a1401e7f55d56a6b65cbd8a9d1e281
parent 89c1492f27e8fbdbd0914a52bff96643aca470ce
Author: Crazazy <crazazy@tilde.cafe>
Date:   Mon, 31 Oct 2022 14:13:17 +0100

loosened up melpa rules

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Melpa.org | 8+-------
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 7 deletions(-)

diff --git a/elpa.org b/elpa.org @@ -22,15 +22,9 @@ you to use There are /some/ standards that I want to follow in order to give this package repository a more tilde-like or grassroots-style feel. Mostly this means: - - Don't host your package on github.com or gitlab.com - Don't depend on melpa (prefer if you depend just on packages from [[https://gnu.elpa.org][GNU elpa]] but nonGNU is fine). The reason for this is that melpa is *HUGE*. You can seriously improve update time if you don't refresh melpa automatically, and it is not installed by default on an emacs system. -** This all sounds awfully strict - While I would like the non-github requirement, if you really, - /really/ have to use melpa, there is a quelpa package in this - repository for you as a safeguard. I just strongly advise against - using it since quelpa /does/ pull down the entire melpa recipe - archive, which, again, is big. + - That's it! there used to be other requirements but they were just dumb.