Difference between revisions of "User:BTape/Favorite Users"
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[http://btape.nfshost.com/UserPage.html Favorite Users Lists] | [http://btape.nfshost.com/UserPage.html Favorite Users Lists] | ||
| − | + | ==Get Your Own Favorite Users Page== | |
| + | *For now, this is all done manually. | ||
| + | *Just create a list of names separated by commas and PM it to BTape on YTMND. (example: John, Ralph, Robert, Matt) | ||
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| + | ==TODO== | ||
*Automation - Get database set up to allow people to easily create and edit their own lists. | *Automation - Get database set up to allow people to easily create and edit their own lists. | ||
*Upon creation/editing of a fav user list verify each user on the list for spelling and capitalization.<br> | *Upon creation/editing of a fav user list verify each user on the list for spelling and capitalization.<br> | ||
| − | + | #Users who don't exist (probably misspelled) are left out and logged to the user. | |
| + | #Incorrect capitalization just gets corrected before being sent to the database. | ||
*Users can't favorite themselves. | *Users can't favorite themselves. | ||
*No duplicates. | *No duplicates. | ||
*Statistics - Most fav'd, groups | *Statistics - Most fav'd, groups | ||
*Groups - Allow people to divide fav user lists into groups, then use these groups in a similar way as tags are used on last.fm | *Groups - Allow people to divide fav user lists into groups, then use these groups in a similar way as tags are used on last.fm | ||
Revision as of 04:09, December 2, 2007
Get Your Own Favorite Users Page
- For now, this is all done manually.
- Just create a list of names separated by commas and PM it to BTape on YTMND. (example: John, Ralph, Robert, Matt)
TODO
- Automation - Get database set up to allow people to easily create and edit their own lists.
- Upon creation/editing of a fav user list verify each user on the list for spelling and capitalization.
- Users who don't exist (probably misspelled) are left out and logged to the user.
- Incorrect capitalization just gets corrected before being sent to the database.
- Users can't favorite themselves.
- No duplicates.
- Statistics - Most fav'd, groups
- Groups - Allow people to divide fav user lists into groups, then use these groups in a similar way as tags are used on last.fm
