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+ [2015-01-03T21:04:47Z] jekyllrb parkr: Sent 4 days, 14 hours, and 38 minutes ago: <jaybe> hi parker! :) re: jekyllbot; yes - mine. -jaybe
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Posted by parkr in #jekyll at 2015-01-03T21:24:56Z

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+ [2015-01-04T00:11:17Z] flyinprogramer anyone here a 'collection' master ? i'm trying to understand why the jekyll site opted to use their permalink feature for docs instead of not using it...
+ [2015-01-04T00:17:08Z] jaybe flyinprogramer, 1. collections are still in development and are not stable or standardized yet
+ [2015-01-04T00:17:30Z] jaybe flyinprogramer, the jekyllrb site uses [simple] basic collections for the docs section
+ [2015-01-04T00:21:23Z] flyinprogramer right i guess my questions is why use permalinks? for example why was this chosen: /docs/home/index.html over /docs/index.html; or maybe a better example is: /docs/quickstart/index.html over /docs/quickstart.html ?
+ [2015-01-04T00:23:21Z] flyinprogramer obviously i'm getting into dangerous territory using this feature, but i like the way the jekyll documentation is built out and was thinking of scripting up a quick little generator to make it simple to use in some home grown documentation of stuff