Multiple places throughout the application don't have very nice or
descriptive s. For example:


-  `http://mediagoblin.com/u/cwebber/ <http://mediagoblin.com/u/cwebber/>`_
   should have "cwebber's profile" in the title
-  `http://mediagoblin.com/u/cwebber/m/fear-of-flight/ <http://mediagoblin.com/u/cwebber/m/fear-of-flight/>`_
   should have "Fear of Flight" in the title
-  `http://mediagoblin.com/tag/creature/ <http://mediagoblin.com/tag/creature/>`_
   should say "Media tagged with 'creature'"
-  `http://mediagoblin.com/u/cwebber/gallery/ <http://mediagoblin.com/u/cwebber/gallery/>`_
   should say "cwebber's main gallery" (or something less shitty :))

Thumbnails for some images, like
`http://mg.wandborg.se/u/abner/m/fdfs/ <http://mg.wandborg.se/u/abner/m/fdfs/>`_
have a tendency to look ugly when transformed to JPEG,
`http://i.imgur.com/QM0sw.png <http://i.imgur.com/QM0sw.png>`_.

One way to remedy this would to save PNG image thumbnails as PNGs.

mongokit supports accessing fields not only as ``doc['field']`` but
also as ``doc.field``.


-  This might look more pythonic.
-  This will ease a possible transition to sqlalchemy (as this it
   the sqlalchemy way)
-  Docs:
   http://namlook.github.com/mongokit/tutorial.html#dot-notation Main
   questions:
-  Switch it on now or in the sql-migration branch?
-  If switching it on now, should all accesses be converted to the
   new syntax?