About HyperNews
The Future of HyperNews
I plan to slowly develop HyperNews as spare time permits. This page
discusses some of my general plans, and several other pages referenced
here have more specific details about various features. Please try to
find the approprate page to add your messages.
Help is invited and greatly appreciated. However, if you plan to do a
significant modification that you would like me to incorporate into the
base distribution, please try to discuss it with me first so we can
coordinate the eventual integration.
If you would like to fund a particular development effort, either one I
have described, or any other that you might have in mind, please do
contact me.
Why is HyperNews Worth Developing?
There are several other WWW systems that support
collaborative technologies. So what does HyperNews offer that is
worth developing? There are several motivations behind the HyperNews
project, some of which are addressed in part by other systems, but none
do the whole job as far as I know. The following sections identify
several areas that need development.
Information Organization
The organization of information has been a primary motivation for
HyperNews. There are now several information organization systems that
are marginally OK for
that purpose, but they have several problems.
They usually only present lists of items with no
discussion of their relationships. Alphabetized lists of random
subjects are only appropriate for searching through otherwise
unorganized material rather than for reading. For human consumption, it
is preferrable to have organizations of information based on the
subjects themselves rather than the spellings of their names. Someday
we can develop (or
evolve) automatic mechanisms for organizing information, but today,
these organizations need to be created by humans. Furthermore, no
matter what organization we come up with, there will be many valid
alternative organizations.
We are starting to see variations on the HyperNews theme. Anyone can
get the HyperNews source
and start modifying it to give a different presentation for their forums
and messages. The modified source can, in turn, be modified more by
others, etc. This chaotic evolution with competition for readership
should result in survival of the fittest. I will be happy to have
contributed even if my initial HyperNews scheme ends up being mutated
beyond recognition.
If HyperNews gets used a lot, the web of information and discussion will
evolve along with the presentation of it. I expect there will be many
entry points into the HyperNews web via different organizations of
information and home pages, and no particular top node. Some parts of
the web will be predominately information while other parts will have
lots of discussion. Most discussion nodes should have at least some
information associated with them. This is beginning to happen as
evidenced by the growing number of HyperNews
forums on other sites.
Message Archiving
Another important motivation for HyperNews is to preserve discussions in
an archive. In contrast to Usenet News where everything is typically
thrown away, I believe most messsages should be preserved indefinitely,
or at least until their information is incorporated some place else in
the organization. Otherwise valuable threads of discussion and the
information they contain will be lost only to be recreated again and
again. HyperNews forums on the web were intended to *be* the archive of
messages, although many people want to use HyperNews as the news reader.
See discussion on that below.
Even with archiving, it is occasionally appropriate to delete messages,
move them to a different forum, or expire them after a certain age or
event. HyperNews supports such modification of forums and messages via
its administrative
tools, although more work is needed to make it more convenient. Automatic reorganization
is very difficult to do well, but it would be very valuable since manual
reorganization is frequently too much work no matter how easy it is.
Automatic searching is also
essential with any sufficiently large forum to avoid having to manually
browse through the archives. Searching also serves to keep the forum
smaller, ironically enough, by helping users find previous threads of
interest rather than encouraging them to post new messages about the
same old subjects. Searching can also be used to create virtual forums
that are identified by the keywords (or the query in general) used to
find a collection of messages. In fact, searching could be the means by
which forums may be automatically reorganized into a set of virtual forums
that are of long-term interest to the community as well as the host.
Sites such as DejaNews and Reference.com provide large-scale
archiving of many usenet groups and mailing lists, and many other sites
archive particular groups and lists as well as providing a web-based
posting mechanism. As the web continues to grow along with the number
of users, I believe these centralized message archive services will need
become replicated and decentralized as usenet is now. But they also
will need to become specialized to various communities as email lists
and web-based forums are now.
How to Find New Messages
HyperNews currently displays little
icons next to messages that have been recently created. But the
ordering of the messages is the same, so a new message added to an old
thread might get ignored. Also, the display of the new icon is the same
for all users whether or not they have already seen each message.
This single order, static presentation has the advantage of preserving
the cachability of the pages, but it is not particularly useful for
on-line reading of new messages.
To help find messages that are new or changed, an alternative presentation
could be generated by HyperNews using chronological order of creation or
last-modified date. You, the reader, would still have to scroll through
the list looking for the point at which you last read things, since each
person comes into the system at a different time. This chronological
ordering combined with chronological subdivision is also useful for
finding older messages created during a certain date period.
A frequently requested feature, in addition to the chronological
ordering, is to have HyperNews remember which messages each reader has
read, or remember just the last date that messages were read within each
forum, and only display the new (or changed) messages. Doing this
per-reader customization on the server would clearly be unscalable for a
large number of readers, but it would be OK if the number were
sufficiently small. If we do this, we also need to support replication
of HyperNews forums across many servers so readers could use a nearby
server, similar to what is done with Usenet news servers for all
newsgroups.
This per-reader memory of what the reader has read is starting to look
an awful lot like news reader. Instead of making HyperNews into a
usenet-like reader of web-base forums, how about use existing news
readers to read HyperNews messages that are distributed via usenet? For
more on that, see the discussion on the issue of
HyperNews Usenet Gateways.
Another alternative is to deliver new or changed messages to subscribers
by email, as HyperNews currently supports with its two-way email gateway.
Notification via a mailing list for each forum seems like it is moving
backwards, but email turns out to be appropriate technology in this
case. Email delivery via a single mail server would be just as
unscalable as the web-based per-reader customization except for a couple
of facts. First, the number of subscribers is usually much smaller than
the number of casual readers. Second, if web-based readers repeatedly
poll HyperNews servers for new messages when there are usually not new
messages, this is worse for the server than simply delivering new
messages when they actually are posted. Finally, each new message can
be delivered in the same way to all subscribers, thus enabling scalable
delivery by grouping addresses near each other. In fact, this group
delivery mode is one step along the path toward the ideal, discussed in
A Protocol for Scalable Group and Public Annotations presented at
the Spring 1995 WWW conference.
Object-Oriented Redesign
The current HyperNews code was written originally for Perl 4 at a time
when there were few libraries to assist in building CGI programs. Since
that time, Perl 5 and many modules have become available. I have many
plans to rebuild HyperNews using these modules, but it has been
difficult to get started primarily because I get many more requests to
fix bugs and add new features to the existing system. No one really
*needs* better structured code, except the developers. So I expect it
will have to be a gradual process of incremental clean-up rather than a
rebuild-from-scratch effort.
Here are a few of the most important modules and systems I am
considering using, in no particular order. Some are already being used.
- CGI.pm and libwww-perl - obviously.
- Apache modperl - allow HyperNews 'get' to be built-in to the server.
Another alternative is fastcgi. Most of the HyperNews commands don't
need to be optimized in this way because they are used very infrequently.
- CGI-Cache - Frequently used HyperNews pages that take time to
generate could be cached. HyperNews may also fetch remote pages for
use as the header, footer, or main message of forums, and these should
be cached. HyperNews works with caching servers such as Squid.
- ePerl is a Perl template system that permits compilation and use
with HTML. Each HyperNews program that generates HTML output would do
so via a set of ePerl templates (or bristled files). This would permit
easier customization and translation to other languages.
- Majordomo 2 - HyperNews' interface to email is primitive at
best. The management of subscription lists and handling of incoming
and outgoing mail could be better done by a package such as
Majordomo. MHonArc also has advantages but it is not OO yet.
MailTools and MIME-tools ought to be involved.
- Getopt::Declare is a command line option processor. Appears to be
the most capable of the many alternatives.
- Date::Manip is a date processor. Appears to be the most capable,
though admittedly not the fastest.
- Persistent Storage - database and/or filesystem storage of
messages and metadata, perhaps using a Tie interface.
- A Collection module - Forums and Groups are collections composed
of messages and members respectively. If a nice collection
abstraction is not available, I'll have to develop one.
- Some XML parser/generator for data storage and exchange.
One issue with adding dependence on many modules is that the
installation of HyperNews will be more difficult. Do we include all the
modules that HyperNews is dependent on or rely on the installer to
install them separately? Also, is there a Configure program or
Makefile.PL option that knows about the many HTTP servers and the
variety of ways to use CGI?
A note about Java. We have looked into developing a HyperNews-like
system in Java (on the server side) and there are some significant
advantages, but one important reason not to do so is, ironically, lack
of portability. It is easier to get a Perl program running under CGI on
an arbitrary server than installing a Java program with the Java runtime
environment. I am sure that will change at some point. The same story
is true of many other possible languages, but not all languages will be
equally successful.
Forums about Features needing Development
Just about all features need development, but here are some
of the more significant ones, some mentioned above.
External Forums Discussing HyperNews Features
Daniel LaLiberte
(liberte@hypernews.org)
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The tree of responses should be (optionally) moderated by the author
by Jose I. Icaza, 1995, May 19
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Moderation...NOT!!!!
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1995, Aug 28
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Moderation in levels
by jeffh@ee.pdx.edu, 1995, Dec 27
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I almost agree
by isal@amphipolis.ee.auth.gr, 1996, Jan 23
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Funny you should say that... (Proposal for journal review using HyperNews)
by S.Buckingham.Shum@open.ac.uk, 1996, Jun 20
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Expiry option...
by Kris Benson, 1995, Jun 19
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Oldest mails should be black.New mails should be white.(and use the rest colors too)
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1995, Aug 28
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Let me explain this color clock better...
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1995, Aug 30
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Link or button to edit from preview page
by Daniel LaLiberte, 1995, Jun 26
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answer
by brownem@rings.doc.stu.mmu.ac.uk, 1997, Mar 02
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Bars and Size of characters Java Applet minihights of a cell.
by greek219@swbell.net, 1998, Mar 25
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copy and move operations need larger box for the urls
by John Wells, 1995, Jul 22
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(Moved) Email interface to HyperNews
by Joseph Wang, 1995, Aug 07
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Group variable in hnrc
by A.S. Baranski, 1995, Aug 08
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"Real" crossposting and multiple base documents
by Carlos A. Varela, 1995, Aug 15
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n-body.html When?
by cvarela@isr.co.jp, 1995, Aug 15
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HyperNews Features...
by Cory West, 1995, Jan 10
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re: Hypernews Features
by jlravitz@mailbox.syr.edu, 1995, Mar 05
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dialog size "small" vs "large" = browser dependent
by star@starshine.org, 1998, Feb 07
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Who are the members of every discussion? and some other ideas!
by Iasson Salkitzoglou, 1995, Aug 28
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Thanks for the ideas
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Aug 28
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This conversation is observed by 120 users , 10 hidden ones
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1995, Aug 29
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What about readers ratings? Arent we late on that?
by unknown@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1995, Dec 17
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Making responses temporarily invisible
, 1995, Sep 07
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Interesting Idea
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Sep 07
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Suggestion: new Relation types
by Axel Boldt, 1995, Sep 09
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Layout suggestion for edit-response.pl
by Axel Boldt, 1995, Sep 11
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Alternative idea
by Daniel LaLiberte, 1995, Sep 11
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Default values
by Christian.Pineault@ville.sherbrooke.qc.ca, 1995, Sep 21
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Need Keywords?
by alex@ge.digipress.net, 1995, Oct 09
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Relation icons on the Edit Response page
by Ken Tanaka, 1996, Mar 04
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It does look good with Mac Mosaic 2.0.1
by kht, 1996, Mar 04
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Need radio buttons in table cells too.
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Mar 04
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"Copy" button unintuitive
by Axel Boldt, 1995, Sep 09
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Is "Move" better?
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Sep 09
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Yes, but...
by boldt@math.ucsb.edu, 1995, Sep 11
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Nothing like being obvious
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Sep 11
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Suggestions for edit-article.pl
by Axel Boldt, 1995, Sep 12
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Oops
by boldt@emile.math.ucsb.edu, 1995, Sep 12
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Resource limits
by Axel Boldt, 1995, Sep 12
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Disk full detection
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Sep 15
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set UID on the Hypernews CGI & use quotas?
by peterw@mcs.net, 1996, Jun 13
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Using HyperNews on a WWW Page Now
by J.R. Wilson, 1995, Sep 29
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E-Mail Notification
by Alex Rosen, 1995, Oct 09
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URL at end of mail
by Daniel LaLiberte, 1995, Oct 09
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Background Colors
by Alex Rosen, 1995, Oct 09
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Info icon
by S. Kritikos, 1995, Oct 16
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Special icon for moderator (related to structured dialog topic)
by Dwayne Jacques Fontenot, 1995, Oct 17
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Expiring responses, archiving expired responses...
by Dwayne Jacques Fontenot, 1995, Oct 17
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Could HyperNews include support for binary attachments?
by Matthew C. Reprogle, 1995, Dec 04
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Great idea!
by bridgerj@ncr.disa.mil, 1996, Feb 07
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This suggestion could be a lot simpler to implement ....
by courtejm@boat.bt.com, 1996, Dec 02
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Redirects and references
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Dec 03
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HyperNews inside HyperNews (or how do i know you do not censor your mails in your HyperNews database?)
, 1995, Dec 17
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Posting a message in two or more servers by pressing the same button..Is that possible?
, 1996, Jan 23
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JAVA
by bob massey, 1995, Dec 18
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Using Java is a great idea
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Dec 18
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Worth giving a try
by ajithb@ingenia.com, 1996, Apr 17
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It's cool, or is it?
, 1995, Dec 22
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Organizing is never-ending
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Dec 23
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What I'm really up to
by tomaht@tkk.utu.fi, 1995, Dec 23
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Sounds like Lotus Notes
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Dec 23
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Pressing on
by tomaht@tkk.utu.fi, 1995, Dec 24
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Indeed, Pressing on
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Dec 24
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A conclusion for the time being
by tomaht@tkk.utu.fi, 1995, Dec 25
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editing is necessary for a discussion about HyperNews code
, 1996, Jan 25
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Any Interest in a Windows Based Hypernews Client?
by George Lambert, 1996, Jan 09
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What about multiple headers/footers for different base articles?
by Mark Jeftovic, 1996, Jan 22
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Per base article headers/footers already supported
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Jan 23
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A date would be nice...
by Ben Yoshino, 1996, Jan 29
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I agree
by tanaka@ngdc.noaa.gov, 1996, Feb 26
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Date is optionally available
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Feb 26
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Smart Text vs. Plain Text
by Steve Easterbrook, 1996, Feb 05
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Those users - what'll they think of next?
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Feb 05
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It's when the users don't think that the trouble starts!
by steve@atlantis.ivv.nasa.gov, 1996, Feb 05
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"I'm trying to think but nothing happens" - Curly
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Feb 05
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Maybe Automatic text or standard
by kht, 1996, Mar 04
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Automatic vs Plain
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Mar 04
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I like "standard" and "preformated"
by steve@atlantis.ivv.nasa.gov, 1996, Mar 04
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Alternative
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Mar 04
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Client-side formatting
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Timeline for Future Features
by Daniel LaLiberte, 1996, Feb 05
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what about reader's ratings
, 1996, Feb 05
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Ratings didnt Rate
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Feb 06
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readers ratings against search engines
by isal@vergina.ee.auth.gr, 1996, Mar 20
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I am searching for rsaref libraries to link hypernews with a "two agency vote protocol"
by isal@vergina.eng.auth.gr, 1996, Sep 27
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READERS RATINGS...HERE THEY ARE!!!
, 1998, Feb 17
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Timeline with description
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Feb 06
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NT perl revisited
by richh@fourgen.com, 1996, Feb 09
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To Do List
by Elliotte Rusty Harold, 1995, Apr 17
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Partly done
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1995, Apr 18
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HyperNew Enrollment CGI script
by Kenneth C. Schalk, 1996, Feb 02
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Binary Attachment Revisited
by Paul Prescod, 1996, Feb 28
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Radio Button Suggestion for edit-member.pl
by Ken Tanaka, 1996, Mar 04
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Do most browsers support multiple form submit buttons?
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Mar 04
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Here's how we customized our installation of HN1.9B5.5
by kht, 1996, Mar 20
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Using Hypernews with Netscape server?
by Dan Cornish, 1996, Mar 17
[Moved]
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Distributed accounts?
by Jay Allen, 1996, Apr 10
[Moved]
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Text wrap in TEXTAREA fields
by Martin Huntley, 1996, Apr 16
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Not so swift
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Apr 16
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server parse question
by Sang Han, 1996, Apr 25
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wrap=soft no problem
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Apr 25
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Suggestion: FirsaAccess: and Lastaccess: in hnpeople
, 1996, May 13
[Moved]
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Messages : Embed Depth / Outline Depth
, 1996, May 18
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Expiring messages
, 1996, May 23
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Expiration is planned
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, May 23
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Archiving is better that expiration
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1998, Sep 11
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Expiring is a waste
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1998, Sep 11
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Let black messages exist under hypernews surface.
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1998, Sep 12
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Automatic Methods Vs Manual Methods
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.gr, 1998, Sep 14
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What about just removing things?
by liberte@emancholl.pair.com, 1998, Sep 14
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Admins
by isal@egnatia.ee.auth.grq, 1998, Sep 15
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Userfriendly copy/move
, 1996, May 23
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Good idea
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, May 23
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$headerText, $footerText equivalents for various other places
by Jon Tara, 1996, Jun 03
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Good idea - not difficult, but not high priority
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Jun 04
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Interface Suggestion
, 1996, Jun 04
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Accenting the message body is a good idea
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Jun 06
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Can it be customizable?
by dan@inchq.com, 1996, Jun 06
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Customization is the plan
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Jun 06
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Here are some nifty public-domain icons
by r.stephenson@elsevier.co.uk, 1996, Jun 13
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Multilanguage and accounts on hypernews.
, 1996, Jun 07
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Per user access info, and templates
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Jun 11
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a java(?) question
, 1996, Jun 17
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Templates for multilanguage support
by vegardh@gruk.no, 1997, Feb 04
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Addition of custom Icons - problems
, 1996, Jun 21
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Need icon size configurations
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Jul 01
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HyperNews with different languages
by Bjarte Husebø, 1996, Mar 30
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Changing language is always difficult
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Apr 05
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Multilingual hypernews? Will it be in 2.0?
by seindal@kb.dk, 1996, Jun 24
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How about the last news on this topic
by parinov@ieie.nsc.ru, 1997, Sep 25
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Here's some code for Netscape DBM access files
by Jon Tara, 1996, Jul 07
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Use of Hypernews to Enhance Education
by Donna Hardy, 1996, Jul 10
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Comparison with HyperMail
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Jul 10
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Header and Footer are ignored in most scripts
by Guido Leister, 1996, Aug 06
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Template design will make this easier
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Aug 06
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What 'bout newest messages first?
by Haralds Jass, 1996, Aug 13
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Ok, if you insist
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Aug 14
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What about a port over to Win NT
by Christopher, 1996, Aug 14
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Hypernews for Pentium Server
by Bill Henry, 1996, Aug 21
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New icon name confuses server
by Nick Pollitt, 1996, Oct 17
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File Upload capability
by James L. Kelly, 1996, Oct 24
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Not yet
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Oct 24
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added but.
by jinto@hanmesoft.co.kr, 1997, Feb 20
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File uploading could be added
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1997, Feb 20
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Upgrading
by Bruno R. Depascale, 1996, Oct 25
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Should be no problem
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Oct 25
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Structured Consensus-based Discussions
by Raymond Lutz, 1996, Nov 01
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HyperNews as a sign-in guest book!
by Ert Dredge, 1996, Nov 02
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HyperNews Index
by Philipp Bachmann, 1996, Nov 04
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Some kind of index is needed
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1996, Nov 04
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Another index implementation
by raines@slac.stanford.edu, 1997, Feb 13
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''index'' understates this function by an order of maginitude.
by btrembla@is2.dal.ca, 1997, Apr 29
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numbering is already done, how about <a name>?
by star@starshine.org, 1998, Feb 07
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remove expire messages
by Denis Garon, 1997, Apr 02
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Thread Weaving
by Bruce Gingery, 1997, Apr 17
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Divergence and Pulling Threads Together
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1997, Apr 19
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Moderator pending.gif and Replacing URC files
by Bruce Gingery, 1997, Apr 18
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Counting messages
by Benjamin Kahn, 1997, May 09
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Counting and dates
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1997, May 12
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How refresh could be made more accurate
by Jean-Claude Wippler, 1997, May 21
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More refresh ideas needed
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1997, May 21
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Re: More refresh ideas needed
by fielding@kiwi.ICS.UCI.EDU, 1997, May 21
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Re: More refresh ideas needed
by jcw@meta4.com, 1997, May 21
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Missing Feature
by Paulo Neves, 1997, Jun 19
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Simpler is sometimes better
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1997, Jun 24
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simplifing and archiving
by neves@inf.puc-rio.br, 1997, Jun 25
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archiving is much needed
by webmaster@deerfield.net, 1997, Jul 03
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Could a cron job do it?
by star@starshine.org, 1998, Feb 07
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Problem with a client-side .hnrc file
by Bob Weissman, 1997, Aug 15
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How about a client-side server?
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1997, Aug 18
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Text Wrapping
by Kenny Gardner, 1997, Sep 16
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localization needed
by Franco Bagnoli, 1997, Sep 19
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localization
by .mau., 1997, Oct 22
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Local Time instead of GMT
by Bill Becker, 1998, Jan 14
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Local time should be possible
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1998, Jan 15
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Local time: another case for client-side processing
, 1998, Jun 09
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Why WRAP=HARD does not work with IE 3.0 textarea?
by Basilius Wibowo, 1998, Jan 21
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Picklist for subtopic tag, sort by same
by Heather Stern, 1998, Feb 07
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automatically delete outdated messages
by Pan Hong, 1998, Feb 11
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Subscribe users in bluk
by Chris 'Floyd' Kreutzer, 1998, Feb 16
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Subscribe users in bulk
by Chris 'Floyd' Kreutzer, 1998, Feb 16
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Untitled
by fngoh@ti.com, 1999, Apr 08
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Possible to prevent double posting?
by Heather Stern, 1998, Feb 28
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Advertising Banners
by Rick, 1998, Mar 30
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HyperNews on Windows NT
by Brian Wilson, 1998, May 15
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update on annotation support?
by Mark Palmer, 1998, May 19
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Annotation did work, sort of
by liberte@emancholl.pair.com, 1998, May 21
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Have you seen alexa?
, 1998, May 25
- 105
Interactive stories--an HN variant
by Paul A. Clayton, 1998, Jun 08
- 106
Scroll/Test/Actual
, 1998, Jun 20
- 107
Concerning links on Index page with URL and no-text entries
by Paul A. Clayton, 1998, Jul 02
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- 1
OOPS! Without a link how would one make comments?
, 1998, Jul 09
- 2
How some places do it...
by davidh+hypernews@psiphi.org, 1998, Aug 06
- 108
Auth Junk
by Bobby Schaetzle, 1999, Feb 18
- 109
What happens with attatchments?
by Quim Gil, 1999, Mar 11
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Attachments are not handled correctly yet
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1999, Mar 12
- 110
File .responseNum is often lost real count of message and start from zero.
by VOG, 1999, Sep 20
[Moved]
- 111
Spanish version?
by Raul Elenes, 1999, Sep 26
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Templates for alternative languages, styles, etc
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1999, Sep 27
- 112
Job: Research Fellowship to develop 'D3E-HyperNews'
by Simon Buckingham Shum, 1999, Sep 27
- 113
Job: Java Programmer for D3E-HyperNews
by Simon Buckingham Shum, 1999, Oct 11
- 114
What about the forum for developers you have promissed ?
, 1999, Nov 07
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Plans for HyperNews are changing
by liberte@hypernews.org, 1999, Nov 07
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porting hyper news to Java - Some usefull sources
by balthasar@glaettli.ch, 1999, Dec 02
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8 Message(s)
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... why not Python, and MetaKit?
by jcw@equi4.com, 1999, Dec 22
- 115
Hypernews: still developing or abandoned?
by Richard M. Pavonarius, 2000, Mar 16
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Still alive
by liberte@hypernews.org, 2000, Mar 17
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Do not delete old messages, add a date filter instead
, 2000, Jun 29
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Archiving vs deleting
by liberte@hypernews.org, 2000, Jun 29
- 116
Archive and search?Reality in the future?
by Tony Murray, 2000, Jun 21
- 117
Best version of HyperNews?
by Paul T, 2001, May 18
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1.10 is pretty good
by Daniel LaLiberte, 2001, May 21
- 118
French translation of Hypernews ?
by Jean J., 2005, Jan 11
- 119
SecondLife
by Daniel M LaLiberte, 2005, Jun 12
- 120
Supper
by Rapidshare download, Apr 11, 05:40
- 121
http://Fileshunt.com
by Rapidshare download, Apr 11, 05:42
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