Uh oh. Another deluge of ideas. My preference, and the reason I wanted minor edits in the first place: Show all major edits and no minor edits, possibly limiting by date back in time or by total number of changes shown (or by both). In my case, I am updating calendar information. One edit might say "Class X cancelled." Another might say "Walk Y moved to new location." In my case, the feed subscriber needs to see the edit summaries. Just showing the most recent might decieve them into thinking that only one event has changed. I figure if we have minor edits, we have them specifically to say what should and what should not appear in the feed. We already reduce feed clutter by marking things as minor. I don't see the need for also reducing feed clutter by only showing the most recent summary. But right now even minor edits are shown for anonymous users. If anonymous users can't mark their edits as minor, we still have a potential clutter problem. ~joe >From: Chris Smith <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Christopher Arndt wrote: > > The Recent changes pages has always shown only the last of multiple > > subsequent > > changes to a single page (by the same user?). To see, if something else has > > changed since you last visited the page, you have to see the Old revisions > > of > > that page. > > > I wouldn't mind seeing a last change period...so if you set it at two > days, recent changes will say > -- pagename, 6 changes, last change .... > and clicking the diff button will show you the diff over the last two > days. Would be really neat if it could identify which changes belonged > to which user too. > > Chris > -- > DokuWiki mailing list - more info at > http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist > ----- End Original Message ----- -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist