-The plugin interface is currently that they can register hooks, and can
-call any other ikiwiki internal function they desire, generally through
-Ikiwiki::function calls. Also, some Ikiwiki::config etc variables can be
-used.
-
-This is a very weak interface, and should be firmed up to something more
-like a proper perl library. I've been waiting to get some idea of what bits
-of ikiwiki are most useful to plugins before doing it; there are plenty of
-plugins to know that now.
-
-IkiWiki will now export some function calls and variables when loaded.
-
-Functions used by many plugins, which I'm sure should be exported:
-
-* hook
-* debug
-* error
-* template
-* htmlpage
-* add_depends
-* pagespec_match
-* bestlink
-* htmllink
-* readfile
-* writefile
-* pagetype
-* srcfile
-* pagename
-* displaytime
+I don't want this interface to be too firm; it's ok for a plugin like
+`ddate` to redefine an internal function like IkiWiki::displaytime if it
+wants to.. But plugins that still access stuff through IkiWiki:: should be
+aware that that stuff can change at any time and break them. Possibly without
+perl's type checking catching the breakage, in some cases. Plugins that
+only use exported symbols should not be broken by future ikiwiki changes.