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Turns out the JS code I use to auto-convert GOG links to our affiliate links were breaking on the GOG Forum and GOG Account links, so I've added a bit in the JS code to ignore forum and account links completely. Should be fine now.
I have also finally torn out the code that supported our old style article links, before we moved to "/y/m/title" because sometimes ya just gotta let go. It was also getting in the way of some stuff being done. I don't expect anything to break there, and we've used this url style for a long time now, so it's probably just a few external places linking to old articles that are probably completely irrelevant now anyway.
Last edited by Liam Dawe on 7 Jun 2024 at 5:06 pm UTC