[geeklog-devel] List of "draft" stories

[Tony Bibbs]

Put it into the core codebase. 

This brings up an interesting question.  I know some CMS's that target 
'real' online magazines have to be approved by an editor once submitted by 
the author.  There is also the ability to re-publish articles without 
losing historical data (e.g. the original date posted) and then there are 
tings like retractions.

This is thinking way ahead of where GL2 is but do we want to support some 
of these notions?  Are there other notions out there I'm missing?

--Tony

 On Thu, 10 Apr 2003, Dirk Haun wrote:

> Stories which have the 'draft' flag set tend to get overlooked among the
> (usually) quite huge number of published stories (Q: How many stories on
> geeklog.net have the draft flag set?).
> 
> So I thought it would be nice to have a separate block on the submission
> page (moderation.php) listing those. I tried writing a plugin for this,
> but that's not really possible since Geeklog insists on copying the
> "submissions" from one table to another - but a draft story is already in
> the correct place/table.
> 
> So I hacked it into moderation.php instead (can be switched off, of course).
> 
> Does anyone think this would be a worthwhile addition to Geeklog or
> should I publish it as a hack instead?
> 
> bye, Dirk
> 
> 
> 

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