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 ## online page editing
 
 ## online page editing
 

-* Missing conflict detection, just overwrites changes and does not svn up
-  first..

 * Eventually, might want page deletion.
 * Eventually, might want file upload.
 
 * Eventually, might want page deletion.
 * Eventually, might want file upload.
 


@@ -23,6 +21,12 @@ is built. (As long as all changes to all pages is ok.)
      explicitly named pages would be desirable.
   2. I think that since we're using Perl on the backend, being able to
      let users craft their own arbitrary regexes would be good.
      explicitly named pages would be desirable.
   2. I think that since we're using Perl on the backend, being able to
      let users craft their own arbitrary regexes would be good.

+
+     Joey points out that this is actually a security hole, because Perl
+     regexes let you embed (arbitrary?) Perl expressions inside them.  Yuck!
+
+     It would also be good to be able to subscribe to all pages except discussion pages or the SandBox: `* !*/discussion !sandobx`, maybe --[[Joey]]
+

   3. Of course if you do that, you want to have form processing on the user
      page that lets them tune it, and probably choose literal or glob by
      default.
   3. Of course if you do that, you want to have form processing on the user
      page that lets them tune it, and probably choose literal or glob by
      default.


@@ -108,4 +112,10 @@ docs to use as a seed for new wikis.
 
 Might be nice to support automatically generating an index based on headers in a page, for long pages. The question is, how to turn on such an index?
 
 
 Might be nice to support automatically generating an index based on headers in a page, for long pages. The question is, how to turn on such an index?
 

+## page locking
+
+Some wikis will need the abiity to lock a page, or the whole wiki, so that only admins can edit them. Probably using the same globbing as for recentchanges mails to determine what to lock. 
+
+Probably it's ok if locking is only supported for web commits.
+

 ## [[Bugs]]
 ## [[Bugs]]