(#peh3rea) @mckinley Very clever date formatting, indeed! It also makes up for the largest code section, which I found quite funny.

(#peh3rea) @mckinley Ahh, XSLT magic. 💚 I did plan to do this as well, didn’t I? 😅 Never got around to it …

(#peh3rea) @lyse Thank you, that's a great compliment. I'm quite proud of that stylesheet, especially the bit that converts RFC 3339 timestamps to the friendly date format I use.

(#peh3rea) @eaplmx That's the surprise. Take a look at `view-source:https://mckinley.cc/blog/atom.xml`

(#peh3rea) @mckinley I did! Just wanted to share the surprise in case is rendered differently here Great work with that XSLT!

(#peh3rea) @mckinley Crazy! My feed preview extension kicked in and rendered the feed as it is supposed to do. Hence, I had to open it in porn mode to enjoy your black magic. I'm very surprised that the XSLT is this short. And that I could easily understand it. It's been at least six years since my former employer forced me to use XSLT. Just the `$` prefixes surprised me, didn't remember them at all.

(#peh3rea) @mckinley Kind of wondering whether you'd contribute your XLST to `yarnd` so we can use/apply it to all Atom feeds of the Pod's timeline and User feeds (presented as Atom)? 🤔 Could be interesting? 🤔

(#peh3rea) @mckinley It looks like this over here

(#peh3rea) You know, I thought you had to use a Duopoly browser if you wanted client-side XSLT but I just learned WebKit supports it as well! That means it works on Otter Browser and WebPositive. Safari too, probably, but we don't talk about that one.