Even if the description field is filled in in the image submission for, the description is not inserted into the media_entries collection.

{ "_id" : ObjectId("4dc70bd5459d21649a000000"), "media_data" : { }, "attachment_files" : [ ], "description" : null, "title" : "Raksmorgas", "thumbnail_file" : [ ], "media_files" : { "main" : [ "media_entries", "4dc70bd5459d21649a000000", "100124-sweden-sucks.jpg" ], "thumb" : [ "media_entries", "4dc70bd5459d21649a000000", "thumbnail.jpg" ] }, "state" : "processed", "created" : "Sun May 08 2011 23:32:05 GMT+0200 (CET)", "uploader" : { "status" : "active", "pw_hash" : "HEHEHE", "created" : "Tue May 03 2011 11:30:26 GMT+0200 (CET)", "email_verified" : true, "username" : "joar", "verification_key" : "PEWPEW", "_id" : ObjectId("4dbfcb33459d211820000000"), "email" : "joar+mediagoblin.wandborg@fakehost", "plugin_data" : { } }, "media_type" : "image", "queued_media_file" : [ "media_entries", "4dc70bd5459d21649a000000", "100124-sweden-sucks.jpg" ], "tags" : [ ], "plugin_data" : { } }

celery and its use of kombu have some configuration. For example kombu can use redis instead of mongodb. It would be good, if we had some documentation on how to setup celery in some different ways. Using redis as a backend db (will likely be better, except it needs yet another daemon running) could be a nice example case in the documentation.

We should treat /u/aaron/ the same as /u/aaron rather than returning a 404. (Should this be true of URLs ending in a file extension or not?)