Hi, I built this free tool to showcase Amazon Wishlist. I use the wishlists to manage my books. I dit the tool to showcase Amazon Wishlists in a cooler way than Amazon does. It's called zonlist.
It’s completely free, embeddable, and designed with privacy in mind—we don’t share any specific details from the list.
I thought that it may be useful for some of you. Luckily I can get some feedback.
Why it's everything NYT Bestseller non-fiction? I'm not a big fan of NYT Bestseller non-fiction but I find myself much better with novels matching my mood. If it's something older or classic, better.
Good point here - and a lot is just left off the list if it doesn’t agree with the editors “beliefs” even if it’s really a bestseller in terms of sales.
I visited 4 airports that aren't in the list. Do you think I can add them to the list? Never committed before to OpenBSD so I do not know if I compute as a "OpenBSD developers" in "New airports can only be added by OpenBSD developers who have visited an airport and thereby have verified its existence."
Developers are categorized as people with commit access to the project. So contributing patches itself is not enough to add entries to this specific file.
I think maybe this could be workable if an OpenBSD developer were to visit you in person to verify your existence and thereby transitively verify the existence of the claimed "visited airport".
