Hi David, Thanks a lot for your feedback. You bring out some really good points. My comments are embedded below. And, please do let me know if I did not get your comment right. I am new to roller and am still getting used to the environment and the terminology being used :)
Thanks, Ganesh On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 11:18 PM, David Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Media Blogging Support > > File UPload Interface -> Move files between folders > > Any links from the articles should remain in place. Does this require a > permalink? *Ganesh: That's correct. **We can create a unique id for the uploaded files in the database and use that to generate permalinks. **I am not sure how permalink for other resources are implemeted in roller. Any thoughts? * > > Do you want to check that an objects is still referenced im an article > before deletion? i.e. check for referential integrity? *Ganesh: That will be great to have. But is it possible to implement given that we are planning to make uploaded media files available to others in the blogging community. How easy will it be to track the references to a given file in all blog posts? * > > > Filter by Date > > How does this match the current ability to look at articles by date as a > blog browser/reader i.e. person? *Ganesh: If I understand correctly, the current ability is purely for blog posts and the blog reader will have to click on a specific date to view the posts for that date. In the proposal, we meant to have the ability for a blog owner (not the reader) to filter his/her uploaded files by the range of dates when the file was uploaded. However, the kind of filter that is currently available for blog posts will be a good one to have for a blog reader to browse the media library. * > > > Sharing stuff/media object library > > Do you propose to attempt to record the publishers copyright rules to > inform share receipients of their restricted rights? A lot of Sun's bloggers > upload their images with some form of creative commons licence, and I > realise that when incorporating my pictures from flickr, I don't copy my own > licences. I think this is an issue, but I'm not sure what the solution is. *Ganesh: We did not think of this requirement. Will it make sense to have copyright statement as a metadata for the uploaded files? * > > > -- > > Dave > > *David Levy * > *Chief Technologist* > Sun Microsystems Europe > Global Sales & Services > 55, King William St., > London EC4R 9ND > United Kingdom > > > > Phone +44 (0) 20 7469 9908/ > Internal (70) 18308 > Mobile +44 (0) 7710-360922 > > Blog http://blogs.sun.com/DaveLevy > Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sun Proprietary & Confidential . This e-mail message is for the sole use of > the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and priviliged > information. Any unauthorised review, use, disclosure or distribution is > prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender > by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message. > >
