[Chategory-devl] Versioning: Chategory 2.0, 3.0

[Bob F <mon...@gm...>]

Well, I'll tell you right now that I don't like every X posts, because then=
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on each submission we'd have to count, and write and read. Lot of extra=20
processing. If we give the admin an option, I'm in favor of also having an=
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option of cleaning things out.=20

Think about it, if this is say used on a heavily traffic-ed website, they=
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may not want to store megabytes of conversations. So maybe,

Archive Monthly
Archive Weekly
Archive Daily
Cleanout Monthly
Cleanout Weekly
Cleanout Daily

All as choices.=20

On 9/9/05, Jonathan Fenocchi <jo...@sl...> wrote:
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> Do we archive? Yes. Does the admin have to press a button? No. When are
> archives created? Well, we can give the admin a few choices -- monthly,
> weekly, daily, or we can let him say after X messages. Actually, I think=
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> "after X messages" wouldn't be a good idea, since you could have a lot
> of conversation in five minutes and it may archive automatically at that
> time. On the other hand, every month might not be a good idea, either,=20
> since someone could be having a conversation at the end of the month,
> and suddenly have no messages... Hmm... Thoughts on that?
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> Still, I think the best option would be to give the admin a dropdown:
> "Store archives every: [month, week, day]"=20
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> Bob F wrote:
> > Cool, we got that hashed out.
> >
> > Now, I've got another for discussion, that we've yet to think out
> > entirely. Archiving. There are obviously problems with working with
> > humungous files. Jona suggests archiving, but how should this be done?=
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> > On a daily/weekly/monthly basis? After X amount of posts? Does it
> > require a mod or admin to press a button? Or do we not archive?
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