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e.g. in the case of the following quote, with fields:

   rating: 0
    votes: 2
submitted: 2012-10-26 14:26:12
    score: 1
   status: 1

its # of upvotes is calculated as equal to votes (2) and number of downvotes equal to votes - rating (2). however we can see this isn't the case when we look at the actual votes for this quote:

+----------+---------+-----------+
| quote_id | user_id | direction |
+----------+---------+-----------+
|     1137 |       4 | up        |
|     1137 |       6 | down      |
+----------+---------+-----------+

Quote text should be always aligned properly, no matter the size of the window from which it was copied.

Should build a processing module that reformats quotes based on the width of the porick quote <pre> (either 110 or 111)

Would be nice to have, but by no means high priority

There's an awful lot of repetition, especially in the JS and the browse.py controller.

This should all be refactored.

And viewing / re-approval of these quotes by admins

Relation between users and votes tables, and then show users what they've already voted on when browsing, etc

Should only show tags for approved quotes

hi jeff

Both client and server side

http://fortawesome.github.com/Font-Awesome/

Change admin_action() and so on into proper decorators

and admin user actions (approval, banning, etc)

Doesn't need to be ajaxified for first iteration

• Allow users to choose how many quotes to display per page
• Allow users to sort quotes by rating / date / etc. Display this on all pages.
• Store this data in cookies

Allow users to add tags to quotes they submitted after the fact.

Allow admins to edit quotes entirely, in order to fix bad pastes.

Best described in screenshot: http://fae.ro/ss/6e00b0.png
Specific to IE9, scrollbar is all the way to the top, as the page loaded.

At the moment it's too confusing and makes for hacky code

starting off with change password functionality

also add "forgot my password" functionality to the sign in page

Instead of having a link to a login page, place two text fields in the navbar for username and password.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/75653/web/DUCSSQDB.png

Bootstrap CSS appears to favour Helvetica Neue, but when this font is installed on Windows, any text with a shadow on it appears smeared and is difficult to read.

Helvetica Neue tends to be installed with Adobe Creative Suite, so it's not a rare condition.

Attempt to register with an email address containing uppercase letters.

EXPECTED:
Can register

ACTUAL:
Cannot register, get "invalid email" message