well the auto tl;dr bot is cool in a way that i would rather read its summary instead of spending 10 minutes on a wall of text. i dont know which sites would be my favourite (although i like to have french articles summarized, but foreign languages aren’t implemented yet, so…
I’m planning on making it support multiple languages, but it’s not high on my priority lis
so exactly, at ur own pace, if you add support for a couple of site each once and a while they would eventually add up, so i suggest you take your time and the autotl;dr is really just a nice touch to have around in the lemmyverse ( i thought its just a matter of copy-pasting links, and then done! but probably not, nonetheless, i try not to suggest duplicate websites… and here are couple of domains that are my favourite and that could use the bot, and are :
Well, that’s quite a lot of sites! Do you have some top sites, perhaps? Otherwise I’d spend pretty much whole day just adding support for them.
And yes, currently the language is a barrier, I’m planning on making it support multiple languages, but it’s not high on my priority list.
well the auto tl;dr bot is cool in a way that i would rather read its summary instead of spending 10 minutes on a wall of text. i dont know which sites would be my favourite (although i like to have french articles summarized, but foreign languages aren’t implemented yet, so…
so exactly, at ur own pace, if you add support for a couple of site each once and a while they would eventually add up, so i suggest you take your time and the autotl;dr is really just a nice touch to have around in the lemmyverse ( i thought its just a matter of copy-pasting links, and then done! but probably not, nonetheless, i try not to suggest duplicate websites… and here are couple of domains that are my favourite and that could use the bot, and are :
politico.eu futurism.com euronews.com opex360.com/ wsj.com pv-magazine.com technologyreview.com axiomspace.com theregister.com/ asia.nikkei.com globaltimes.cn theintercept.com axios.com scmp.com jpost.com mining.com dailymail.co.uk trains.com
again, thank you.