When viewing thumbnails of media, it's not clear whether any given thumbnail is from a video clip or a still image until you click through. It would be nice to signal the media type to users, in a subtle way.

For example, on Flickr, a little play button appears in the corner of thumbnails for video clips. https://secure.flickr.com/photos/balleyne/sets/72157607569123053/

Adding a small play icon of sorts to the corner of video thumbnails seems like a pretty good idea to signal the difference between photos and videos.

Let's say you don't know your password. You:

• Go to the log in page.
• Type your username.
• Try to type your password, but you can't, since you forgot. Or you type something but it turns out wrong. Or whatever.

Then, you can click on "Forgot your password?" and it'll go to a new page that asks for your username or email. But you already typed your username, so it should remember that and put it in the text box for you. Then, you can choose to continue with that username, or edit it.

Currently mediagoblin is not threadsafe, but really the only reason for this is mg_globals.gettext which is set at the start of every request. So if there are two threads running in parallel these might get clobbered.

However python has some thread-local scoping: http://docs.python.org/library/threading.html#threading.local

We could probably use that. SQLAlchemy has some thread-scoped session, so theoretically it uses this, or we could look at what it does use: http://www.sqlalchemy.org/docs/orm/session.html#sqlalchemy.orm.scoped_session

Not super high priority as preforking does work fine-ish, but would be very nice to have.