+ [2014-12-30T22:04:39Z] wykydtron or maybe because i forked octopress i'm not listed as a contributor unless i fill out a pull request? Say for instance if I start helping with a octopress theme?
+ [2014-12-30T22:10:21Z] jpalmer well, the way github works is, you'll be listed as a contributor when work you've done is merged into master on the repo.
+ [2014-12-30T22:11:10Z] jpalmer If you forked it, and you are only pushing changes to your fork of it, you'll be listed as a contributor in your fork, but not in the upstream project unless you contribue a pull request to them, and they accept it and merge it into master
+ [2014-12-30T22:12:24Z] jpalmer when you fork it, you basically make a copy of their repo. you can modify that copy as much as you want, and it has nothing to do with their repo. including contributions. it's only when you push those changes upstream to their repo, will you show as a contributor.

message no. 68971

Posted by jpalmer in #octopress at 2014-12-30T00:41:06Z

if you go to githubs web interface, and look at the "branches" for your repo, you'll see you have 2 (or more) now.
+ [2015-01-10T15:27:51Z] hipertracker I created a new octopress site. Inline code plugins is not working correct. It generates HTML but escapes all tags, so the code instead of being highlighted is messy.
+ [2015-01-14T16:29:34Z] eljrax Hey, I just followed this: http://octopress.org/docs/deploying/subdir/
+ [2015-01-14T16:29:46Z] eljrax And my blog posts appeared in example.com/blog/blog/2015....
+ [2015-01-14T16:30:11Z] eljrax I removed /blog from permalink in _config.yml, and now it looks alright.