[Fwd: Re: [Pmwiki-users] Question about new cookbook recipe's]

[Dave Noonan]

> Steven Leite wrote:
> 
>> I think I started a trend with adding a  image to help identify new 
>> scripts in the Cookbook.  Likewise, I think use of (an unobtrusive)
> 
> Nils Knappmeier wrote:
> I found these images on that page rather annoying. You can always use 
> the RecentChanges page to identify new and updated
> recipes.

   I find the current images somewhat annoying as they're rather large, 
at least for the job they're doing.

>> "updated" image would also be nice to help spice things up, and also 
>> make it easier to spot scripts that have been *recently* updated.
> 
> 
> Then, soon every script that was update _once_ will have an "updated" on 
> it. I don't think that anyone will ever remove these
> tags.
> I always announce my recipes on the list. If people are interested, they 
> will look. If people don't read the list and are looking for something 
> in particular, they will search the cookbook and find the recipe.
> I don't think that we need fancy images for that.

   I agree that people wouldn't go take the markers off.  The icons 
would be okay if they put in by a [[updated]] mark up that started 
emailing the person who put them there after a week or two.  Too many 
variables though with the date and who updated them (or rather their 
email address), etc.  Be pain to do for not much gain.

-- Dave