December's Most Wanted list

[denise]

Sometimes people look at the list of bugs we have open and wonder which ones would most benefit Dreamwidth, or wonder which ones to start on, or wonder what's most-requested, etc etc etc. I decided that I'd start making a monthly list of the bugs I most want resolved from a business standpoint and posting it, for people to pick from if they find something they find suitable.

This is just my personal list -- Mark may have his own! -- and I've tried to keep it a mixture of little and big.



1. Bug 2203: Paid time gift promotion (claimed by mark)

2. Bug 2092: allow premium-paid users to buy regular paid time within window of expiration

3. Bug 216: Implement renames (claimed by afuna)

4. Bug 135: Gift certificate/credits system

5. Bug 225: Create a single-user backup tool

6. Bug 177: implement admin/sendmail.bml as dw-free

7. Bug 76: Main/alternate account system

8. Bug 32: Export journal as .pdf

9. Bug 1985: Update FCKeditor to version 2.6.5

10. Bug 1433: Sort alpha by keyword on allpics/editpics pages

11. Bug 1230: Replace custom mood theme editor (Claimed by wyntarvox!)

12. Bug 395: Increase syn feed max size (Claimed by me)

13. Bug 31: Expand all comments on page

14. Bug 1239: HTTPS browsing mode

15. Bug 1408: fix up custom domain aliasing on entry pages

16. Bug 34: Index/archive pages, for simple one-click website building

17. Bug 2020: snooze button for specific people on your reading list

18. Bug 478: IM-to-DW chat log formatter

19. Bug 477: Icon table generator (Gonna give this one a try myself.)

20. Bug 500: Importer should be aware of edits if run again

Comments

[foxfirefey]

The full capabilities of LaTeX aren't needed, but LaTeX does provide a good tool that translates the templates into PDFs. It's the backend of LJBook. It works on Unix based systems like we have, uses open source components, and is easily automateable.

I don't know about other systems, however, so it might be an instance of having a hammer I know about so the problem looks like a nail, when really it might be a screw needing a screwdriver.