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When a user is logged in, they can edit their preferences which include:

• Contact details (Twitter, Email, Facebook).
• Contact details must be orderable by which method the user prefers to be contacted with.

Things like changes names and descriptions and uuids.

An admin should have a form that engages in a two-step process to import from open data. The Admin will enter an open data URL, and the system will query the header fields.

The user will then select which header fields map to which location fields.

Finally the user will click import and the system will import some records from the open data catalogue.

Admins should have a button that will select a random, non-anonymous poster who posted on that location during the duration of the event.

This will be for the purposes of awarding prizes, coupons, etc.

A post should have a body, and an optional attached image.

Deliverables:

• Form and view to create a post
• Validation to ensure posts are not empty, or duplicates of existing posts by that user.
• Rough display of a post afterward

If the post creation is performed via ajax instead of standard form flow then the following is true:

In the case of success the controller should respond with a 202 status code and the following data

{ success: true, post_id: 9001 }

In the case of failure the controller should respond with the appropriate status code and

{ success: false, errors: [ 'message1', 'message2' ] }

When a post exists, a separate user can offer to connect with the author.

This will share the user's contact details with the author so an additional connection can be made.

A user should be able to see all of their available connections in their profile.

As an admin editing a location you should be able to set an "event" happening at that location.

An event contains a start date/time, an end date/time and a message.

When a user loads a location during an event, a banner will be displayed on that location showing the message for that event.

When a user is logged in, they should be able to edit their preferences and upload a photo.

If a user does not have a photo configured, it should fallback on gravatar to display the photo.