Changelog for Danbooru 1.13.0

• Rails 2.0 compatibility
• Added approved_by field to posts
• Normalized artist URLs. Artists can now have an arbitrary number of associated URLs.
• Normalized URLs are stored in a separate field, so saving blogNN URLs will now work correctly
• Added a Pixiv field to artists. You can search by Pixiv id by searching for pixiv:nnnn in artist/index.
• Removed some old fields from users
• Enabled custom user levels
• Enabled custom tag types
• Enabled custom post visibility logic
• Enabled custom ad visibility logic

I still need to do a lot of testing on this.

albert said: * Added approved_by field to posts

i.e. the "葉月 now knows who to rape and murder if you approve something with artifacts" field. This could get ugly =P

I'm not a big fan of this idea. This could give rise to personal vendettas and hate drives. We're supposed to be a collective body of sorts. If anything, please make the field visible to moderators only.

I kinda agree, not because I'm against greater transparency, but because we don't really need an endless stream of "why did you approve that?" questions. But then again now it's just "who approved that?" instead, so no big difference I guess.

I'd at least like to have a list of things that I approved, whether anyone else can see it or not.

I'm against approved_by too. Replace it with flagged_by, please; I really wish I could ban the person who flagged post #1427.

phane said:
I'd at least like to have a list of things that I approved, whether anyone else can see it or not.

I vote for this one.

LaC said:
I'm against approved_by too. Replace it with flagged_by, please; I really wish I could ban the person who flagged post #1427.

I vote for this one too.

phane said:
I'd at least like to have a list of things that I approved, whether anyone else can see it or not.

You can make all the lists you like on the client side.

I'm curious as to how you can do that conveniently. I'd rather have it client-side if that's the case.

I've reverted the approved_by change. Instead I'll give better accountability for post flagging.

Note that none of this is live yet, I'm still busy testing it.