stories should either be reported for spam (coming later), upvoted,
or left alone rather than being downvoted for being uninteresting.
since users don't like leaving uninteresting things alone, they can
now hide stories from their view without affecting the story's
score.
hiding is implemented as a Vote with its vote set to 0 and the
reason set to "H"
add a /hidden url which shows all of a user's hidden stories
while i'm here, simplify Vote guts and add some tests to make sure
all the flip-flopping stuff works right
use a file store so each unicorn process can share the same set of
files (using redis would probably be cleaner)
put page number into how hash when creating the cache key
on the first page of /newest, shift out stories that got enough
traction that they're probably on the front page (currently 5
points)
then take the bottom half of the list and fill it with random,
unpopular stories from the past few days (currently 3)
when not logged in, store the filters in a long-lasting cookie and
do not cache the home page
for that one guy on hacker news that complained about lobste.rs not
having this
create a random rss_token for each user and append it to the rss
urls. when adding the user-specific feed url to a feed reader, the
user's tag filters will be applied before generating the rss view,
giving the same list of stories that the user sees while logged in.
- add users.is_moderator and look at that for most things, not
is_admin
- make default user in readme be a moderator
- log moderator actions in story edits, comment
deletions/undeletions (and later, user disabling).
- remove ability for moderators to edit comments, there's really no
reason to.
