> Hi!
>
> I've just committed a bunch of changes to how the interactive
> docs comment system works. Here's a summary of what has changed:
>
>
> * Reject and Save for later are now two separate actions. Reject will
> *remove* the comment (and notify the author, that's what's
> different from delete), Save for later will keep it in the
> database but *not* show it on the website.
>
> * Comments are now *hidden* by default, and need to be
> approved before they appear on the webpage. To make them
> easier to check in this case, there is now a comment preview function.
>
> * The management page (wwwmaster/admin) now lists all
> unhandled comments by default without needing to search for
> anything. The search/filter box is still there to find
> specific comments. This also means there is now an interface
> available to view all "saved for later" articles for the
> person who wants to go through them and incorporate ni the docs.
>
> * A comment can now be in three states: pending, approved,
> saved-for-later. Should be self-explaining.
>
> * All previous comments are in a fourth, non-existant state.
> That means they will be shown on the website, but they will
> also appear in th epending list. That is intentional. Now we
> just need *everybody* to help out and go through the old
> comments and delete/approve/reject them once again. Note that
> emails will *not* be sent out for old comments. All new
> comments will appear before the old ones. Once all the old
> ones are processed, the list will go back down to a nicer size.
Oh yeah, forgot one thing. There is also a blackhole-listing for
comments, to get rid of coment-spammers. The table "comment_rejects"
contains regexps that are matched to the comment text. If they match,
the comment is silently ignored (the author does *not* get a message
about it, in a small attempt to fool the bots that hit the site..).
Rightn ow this list contains "jsvelho\.org" and nothing more.
//Magnus
