• Get CGI::Wiki Wiki::Toolkit using a better database structure
  • should use an ID and not the node name as the key done
  • have foreign key constraints where possible done
  • investigate what indexes might become possible
• Support moderation in CGI::Wiki Wiki::Toolkit done
• Support per-node moderation in OpenGuides, via the new Wiki::Toolkit moderation interface done
• Support renaming of nodes in Wiki::Toolkit done
• Support renaming nodes (via calls to CGI::Wiki)
• Command line interface to the database
  • rename node support done (wiki-toolkit based)
  • delete node (will need to remove category links, locale links etc)
• Come up with some nicer default templates
  • mark them up with ​Microformats done
  • borrow a designer for a bit, and have them make pretty designs done
  • borrow a css guru for a bit, and have them implement the designs in progress
  • contribute the result back
  • update the style guide, to better help people with customising template look+feel
• Provide more ways to get the data out in a syndicatable format
  • refactor current Wiki::Toolkit feeds done
  • add new feed listings to Wiki::Toolkit done
  • have OpenGuides::Feed allow new listings done
  • have wiki.cgi allow new listings done
  • add more different feed listings:
    • node versions done
    • nodes in a locale done
    • nodes in a category done
    • all locales list done
    • all categories done
    • all nodes list done
    • Bug: show correct URL and title in the feeds done
  • allow search results as a feed done
• Supply some nice examples (perl, php, any others?) for how to use the syndicated data
  • Ask on list for what stuff people are already doing with it - done
  • Come up with a list of a few more possible uses - InterestingFeeds done
  • Document with code examples - UsingFeedsInCode done
  • All being documented under the umbrella of FeedsIntro done
• Investigate OpenStreetMap integration
  • Christopher Schmidt is also working on this, so will try to co-ordinate with him