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| #398 | wontfix | A way to download a file together with attribution/metadata, with convenient file names | ||
| Description |
It would be great to be able to download media easily together with attribution and other data. Most licenses require attribution, so it should be obvious why. The metadata should include, e.g.:
Maybe it could also optionally include comments? The metadata file should have a file name beginning similarly to the media’s file name, so that the files show together in a file manager. It could be a sidecar file, but what if you download a thumbnail? The feature should be remarkable and easy to use for an inexperienced user (who is likely to miss the attribution requirement). |
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| #313 | fixed | A way to subscribe to comments | ||
| Description |
I'd really love to know when someone sends a reply to my images. Might also be nice when posting a comment to be able to "subscribe" to all comments in that thread! I wonder if this task should be pushed off to celery. (Probably?) |
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| #35 | FIXED | A workspace for processing media: "Operating table" / "workbench" etc | ||
| Description |
We have a storage backend that supports multiple media types, but it's possible that certain types of media might require local files to be processed through locally. For example, maybe we'll need to have a local copy of a movie before we do transcoding. Etc. Maybe it would be helpful to create a BasicFileStorage instance that writes to a directory either made in /tmp/ or user specified somewhere else (could default to ./user\_dev/media/operating\_table/ in the config, but if completely not found in the config, could make a temporary directory to dump things in?), but which keeps non-permanent copies of files and local instances that will allow the files to be "operated" on while moving from the queue\_storage -> public\_storage during processing. |
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