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Re: [grubstreet] GrubClone updates

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From: Earle Martin
Subject: Re: [grubstreet] GrubClone updates
Date: 13:59 on 04 Apr 2003

Okay, fair enough. Perhaps I can look into that one.

> > I'd rate InterWiki as an important feature for CGI::Wiki to have,
> 
> Agreed, thanks, I'd forgotten that - it's on the CGI::Wiki to-do list
> now.  Is it essential for grubstreet as it stands at the moment though?

Not for Grubstreet, no.

> I know we already have RSS feeds of the
> recent changes; are people going to want to kill me with blunt knives
> if we move over to CGI::Wiki before I've implemented RSS?  "Yes - get
> on with it" is an acceptable answer.

I'm not sure how many people read the RecentChanges feed, but I know fairly
recently that mattb's been using it as a good example of extended RSS to
people. I wouldn't want to kill you with a blunt knife if it didn't go in,
but I'd be a little unhappy to lose a feature we already have, as opposed to
changing the way we do things a bit, like with your usernames
implementation.

Sorry, I feel a bit like a backseat driver here....


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Kate L Pugh 23:49 on 03 Apr 2003
It already does usernames, but only in the sense that it gives you a
- Earle Martin 13:59 on 04 Apr 2003
  Okay, fair enough. Perhaps I can look into that one.
  - Kate L Pugh 16:00 on 05 Apr 2003
    A first stab at it:
    - too deep to show
- Earle Martin 14:01 on 04 Apr 2003
  Oops, one more (tiny) thing: on your user stats feature, the output is
  - Kate L Pugh 14:19 on 04 Apr 2003
    Done.