+ [2014-01-05T03:21:58Z] pontiki ok, i have it working
+ [2014-01-05T03:22:10Z] pontiki i did bundle install --deployment in the octopress thing
+ [2014-01-05T22:46:21Z] L-Chymera hi. if I want to allow my users to set the license of their content at the post level - and I do this via setting for instance license: GPL in the preamble ... how can I take that information and print it somewhere on the page via te arrticle template
+ [2014-01-05T22:46:54Z] L-Chymera meaning, how do I access any of the tags from the post preamble to print them in my content?
+ [2014-01-05T23:27:33Z] pontiki L-Chymera: front matter is available in liquid templates as {{ page.item }}, so in your case, it would be {{ page.license }}. it's described on the variables page in the jekyll docs

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Posted by L-Chymera in #octopress at 2014-01-05T22:46:21Z

hi. if I want to allow my users to set the license of their content at the post level - and I do this via setting for instance license: GPL in the preamble ... how can I take that information and print it somewhere on the page via te arrticle template
+ [2014-01-06T14:10:48Z] emacsen I know this is a dumb problem, but my twitter "follow me" button isn't showing up. Can someone help me figure out what's going wrong?
+ [2014-01-06T14:26:55Z] pontiki emacsen: does the JS console show anything?
+ [2014-01-06T14:29:23Z] emacsen pontiki: good question. No. :-/
+ [2014-01-06T14:30:17Z] pontiki i don't know how the follow me button works, so i can't really give any ideas
+ [2014-01-06T14:31:04Z] emacsen I have my username in twitter_user and twitter_tweet_button is true, and it shows the twitter icon for the article, but not "follow me"