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I decided I'd prefer to deploy platypub instead of running it locally every time I want to write something, so I've pushed a commit that ties up some loose ends. The main thing is there's a new :com.platypub/allowed-users
config key which lets you specify a set of email addresses that should be allowed to sign in. By default anyone is allowed to sign in. So you don't need to do anything to continue running Platypub locally, but if you deploy, you'll want to set that key.
https://github.com/jacobobryant/platypub/commit/ef466e677dcb6dbd337e7405cfe8b537e7ed6791
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