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-When you click the date of a FAQ in the changes, you will be shown what changed in it since the last edit?
-when you click the title in an inmate's cell, you get a list of their most recent posts?
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sweet =)

-linkwords also work for some remote sites (like c2->WelcomeVisitors or php->unlink() ). Feel free to suggest other sites (needed: url and they must have an url scheme deducable from the linkword).
-[ id ] links also display a nice little icon to what they link. Like Did you know that...
-the ->adminLog tells you who locked a thread (and often tells you why, as well)
-any inmate can add an abstract and a description to threads via preserve (these will be used in the search)
-the asylum's database is only about 250 mb in size.
-the grail automatically moves threads that haven't been active in 45 days to the sink or their appropriate archive, if they have a keyword assigned (psychotics and Mad scientists only).

(Edited by Tyberius Prime on 04-18-2004 07:41)

Once we get things a bit more on track at the GN, I think it would be a good candidate for external linkwords.

^I second that.

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-[ id ] links also display a nice little icon to what they link. Like Did you know that...

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Very cool. The FAQ icon is still a bit unwieldly, but what the hey. Also, I noticed the edit stamps in the FAQ use this code to link to our cells: [ internallink=3721]ozphactor[ /internallink]. Couldn't that be shortened down to [ 3721]? The appearance is exactly the same, and it shaves off 28 characters plus the length of the inmate's username.

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-the asylum's database is only about 250 mb in size.

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-the grail automatically moves threads that haven't been active in 45 days to the sink or their appropriate archive, if they have a keyword assigned (psychotics and Mad scientists only).

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About how much time or how much space must be used up before the oldest threads in the Sink are deleted forever?

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About how much time or how much space must be used up before the oldest threads in the Sink are deleted forever?

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This isn't a factor - threads in the sink *could* stay there for ever, there's no automatism to delete them.
But there is a drive among the MS to clean it up, preserving what's valuable, and deleting the rest.
(now, all I need is some time to actually implement the delete feature ;-)).

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linkwords also work for some remote sites (like c2->WelcomeVisitors or php->unlink() ). Feel free to suggest other sites (needed: url and they must have an url scheme deducable from the linkword).

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Not sure how many of you use Wikipedia, but I've found plenty of quality info in there. Just hit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/whatever.