Re: Wiki slowness

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Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
On Tue, 2007-03-20 at 14:19 -0700, Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
1) Make the notifications async.  Save a notification message into a
queue.  A worker thread/process processes the queue for who needs to be
alerted to this.

This seemed easy enough that I took a look at doing it.  I'd forgotten
that moin displays a list of the people that it's emailing the changes
to.  Because of that, we have to do the subscriber lookup even if we
don't immediately send the email.  (Unless we want to disable the
in-web-page message as well.)

Maybe this is a silly idea but it would be nice if every wiki page's change log was an RSS feed that people could subscribe to. Then, rather than parsing through the entire list of users every edit to figure out who to mail, moin would just write out a history node in the RSS and whoever was interested in it and is subscribed would get it via whichever RSS mechanism they choose.

RSS happy,
~m


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