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+ username="jon+ikiwiki@663db4cb26e845748f3e7e6d51eeb26c6014f1c3"
+ nickname="jon+ikiwiki"
+ avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/2a3bcb34947fceef61560bd8a2931957"
+ subject="comment 1"
+ date="2018-02-22T16:30:42Z"
+ content="""
+I have basically been on a similar journey recently. Honestly I would like to move on from IkiWiki myself, and I agree with most of your first points (except the OOP one, which I think is a red herring). I haven't done a deep evaluation of other static site generators, just a shallow one; but I haven't looked at only Python. But results across other languages are much the same. A few core concepts in IkiWiki are very *right*, IMHO: the pagespec/wikilink rules amongst them. -- [[Jon]]
+"""]]