Note that for more formal bug reports or todo items, you can also edit the
[[bugs]] and [[todo]] pages.
+----
+
+# OpenID
+
+I just figured I'd edit something on the page with my OpenID, since you've implemented it! --*[Kyle](http://kitenet.net/~kyle/)*=
+
+> Kyle, If you like openid, I can switch your personal wiki over to use your openid. --[[Joey]]
+
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# ACL
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-Some questions about the RecentChanges function.
+Some questions about the RecentChanges function. -- Ethan
+
+> (Moved to [[todo/recentchanges]] --[[Joey]])
+
+----
+
+Also, I'd like to request another template parameter which is just
+$config{url}. That way you won't have to hard-code the URL of the wiki into
+the template. -- Ethan
+
+> That's already available in the BASEURL parameter. --[[Joey]]
+
+----
+
+# Canonical feed location?
+
+Any way to use `inline` but point the feed links to a different feed on the
+same site? I have news in news/*, a news archive in news.mdwn, and the
+first few news items on index.mdwn, but I don't really want two separate
+feeds, one with all news and one with the latest few articles; I'd rather
+point the RSS feed links of both to the same feed. (Which one, the one
+with all news or the one with the latest news only, I don't know yet.)
-* Why isn't it statically-genereated, but generated dynamically by CGI? It seems like it could be beneficial to have it rendered in the post-commit hook, just like everything else in the wiki.
-* Also, is it planned/desired that recent changes generate the same information in RSS feed format? This seems like it could be a useful way to keep track of the wiki as a whole.
-* Lastly, would it be possible to use the recent changes code with a pagespec? I understand this sort of infringes on territory covered by the inline plugin, but the inline plugin only puts a page in the RSS feed once, when it's created, and I imagine some people -- some deranged, obsessive-compulsive people like myself -- would like to know about the changes made to existing pages as well as newly-created pages.
+> Not currently. It could be implemented, or you could just turn off the
+> rss feed for the index page, and manually put in a wikilink to the news
+> page and rss feed. --[[Joey]]
-Thanks for your time. -- Ethan
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+>> That wouldn't use the same style for the RSS and Atom links, and it
+>> wouldn't embed the feed link into `<head>` so that browsers can automatically
+>> find it.
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