Cahier des charges en français. The French list is much more complete than this one.
- Creation, modification, and deletion of posts.
- More than one author per weblog.
- Allow posts from certain authors to be approved by others before publication.
- More than one language per weblog, and per post.
- Comments, trackback, pingback.
- RSS and Atom feeds for weblog and comments.
- Possibility to make it work without a database back-end (XML back-end would be nice!).
- Multiple categories.
- Choice of main permalink (a unique page per post) either by date, or by category, or simply by name, or combination (flexibility on the choice). Examples:
- http://example.com/2003/04/post_id/
- http://example.com/category/post_id/
- http://example.com/post_id/
- http://example.com/category/2003/04/post_id/ (unique page per post)
- Allow a different permalinking scheme per category (for example, would allow the “articles” category to be permalinked as http://example.com/articles/post_id/ whereas other weblog posts would be permalinked as http://example.com/2003/04/#post_id).
- “Clean” URI scheme without any nasty “?”
- Possibility to list all posts belonging to: month, author, category, combination.
- Static front-end (I mean, pages are not to be dynamically generated each time a page is requested from the server).
- Author information: name, e-mail, uri.
- Atom-compliant, and default standards-compliant xhtml strict and css layout output.
[Editing list as my thoughts evolve… so don’t be surprised if you read stuff that says other things are written here than what is!]


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Pareillement, food for the mind:
http://mpt.phrasewise.com/2003/05/02#a507
http://mpt.phrasewise.com/2003/05/05#a509
http://mpt.phrasewise.com/2003/07/26
Mais tu les as (probablement) déjà lus…
“Atom-compliant, and default standards-compliant xhtml strict and css layout output.”
Je comprends mieux le pourquoi de ta question maintenant
pybloxsom et syncato
dotclear rulezzz
(bon, sauf multilangue
see http://mark.ac/journal/old.php?p=6349765&more=1 too (I really need trackback)
Heck. I just realised you could send a trackback to a weblog about a non-trackback-enabled page. All this time I should have been sending trackbacks
http://annevankesteren.nl/archives/2004/08/weblog-system
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