fix some typos

deploy.sh

@@ -3,6 +3,8 @@
 rootdir=${0:h}
 echo $rootdir
 
+echo "Full Build"
+./fullbuild.sh
 echo "Building RSS"
 ./mkrss.sh
 echo "RSS Built"

reduce-images.sh

@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env zsh
-for fic in src/**/*.{jpg,png,gif}(N.); do
-    tmp="temp.${fic:e}"
-    echo "$fic"
-    cp $fic $tmp
-    convert $tmp -resize 800x800\> $fic
-    rm $tmp
-done

src/posts/rss-gen.org

@@ -30,21 +30,18 @@ I use =org-mode= for generating my website, and the =ox-rss= is quite slow
 when generating an RSS with the full content of each item.
 Mainly, the way to achieve full content of my articles inside an RSS with
 =ox-rss= is by first creating a very big org file containing all the
-articles, and then transforming it in RSS. And this is very slow (many minutes).
+articles, and then transforming it in RSS. And this is very slow (several minutes).
 
 So a simpler idea inspired by lb[fn:lb] is to generate the RSS directly
 from the generated HTML files.
 The only difficulty is to find the metadata inside those HTML.
 Unfortunately there is no real standard for all those metas.
 
-Has there is no standard place to have all those meta informations inside
-an HTML file in order to use the HTML as source you'll need to "parse" the
-HTML file.
+So to use the HTML as source you'll need to "parse" the HTML file.
 For that purpose I use =html-xml-utils=[fn:hu].
 
 I wrote a simple zsh script; it starts with lot of variables to fill:
 
-
 #+begin_src bash
 # Directory
 webdir="_site" # directory containing your website html files