A perfectly ordinary blog post

Which exists so the comment form below has somewhere to live.

This page is deliberately on a different origin from the queue. That is the whole point of it: the interesting parts of the flow — whether /compose accepts the post, and what happens to a session cookie that lives somewhere else — only misbehave across origins, and never show up when the form and the service share a host.

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Submitting hands you to the queue, which previews what you sent and asks you to sign in before anything is recorded. Nothing is queued by pressing this button.

What this will post 
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The queue reserves repo. Everything else above becomes metadata — rename these fields, add your own, and the queue will carry whatever you choose without interpreting any of it.

If it does not work

A 403 from /compose means this site's origin is not in the queue's ALLOWED_ORIGINS. Add it there and redeploy the queue — that check exists so an arbitrary site cannot stage submissions in someone's tab.