Jeff Cheney: ManilaAll things related to UserLand Manila.Manila now has a powerful comment moderation feature- August 27, 2004 Philip Greenspun: Manila, the software from Userland that sits behind Harvard's Weblog server, has recently been enhanced with a feature that makes it easy to moderate the comments. This should make it tougher for spammers to abuse a Manila-hosted Weblog and maybe also to improve the overall interest level of the comments. Oftentimes the comments tend to be abusive, which satisfies the (angry) person who posted them but not other readers. The result is emails like the following, from one of my..http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/philg/2004/08/27#a5783 Multi-lingual Manila- August 17, 2004 Scott Young: I was reminded today that we have Manila localized in a number of different languages besides English, including Danish, Dutch, German, French, and Italian. Localizations are quite difficult and time consuming. I think the complexity of doing a localization often goes unnoticed and the translation heroes often unsung. To rectify this situation in one small way, we are going to set up a site on UserLand to give credit to these kind people and hopefully encourage others to comment if.http://scott.userland.com/2004/08/16.html#a243 Manila: Comment and TrackBack Deletion and Permalinks- August 7, 2004 Scott Young: Managing editors can now easily delete comments and TrackBack pings from comment and TrackBack pop-up windows in Manila sites. To delete a comment or a ping, check the box below it, and then click the Delete Checked Comments button at the bottom of the comment pop-up window. In addition, each comment and TrackBack ping now has its own permalink, displayed next to its post-time, which can be used to link to the individual item. Update Manila.root to get the new features.Scott...http://scott.userland.com/2004/08/06.html#a236 |