These messages:


-  "Almost done! Your account still needs to be verified."
-  "Someone has registered an account with this username, but it
   still has to be verified."
   say the account needs to be verified. But really what needs to be
   *verified* is that the e-mail address belongs to the account's
   owner. The account itself needs to be *activated*.

The string at mediagoblin/auth/forms.py:48 ("Your email will never
be published.") may not apply to every instance of MediaGoblin:
someone might want to install MediaGoblin and not promise to keep
the e-mail addresses private.

The string needs to be changed/removed, or made admin-editable.

"medium" and "thumbnail" versions of JPEG files are stored with a
lowercase ".jpg" name extension, but the original versions are
stored with whatever case was in the original file name: jpg, JPG,
jpG…

So you get something like this:

::

    user_dev/media/public/media_entries/fa23ab31abf7ec67be8000001:
     originalFileName.JpG
     medium.jpg
     thumbnail.jpg

(If the file has a random extension like "dfsg", it is simply not
accepted.)

The extension should be made lowercase, so that all sizes have the
same extension both on disk and when downloading.