The loop to add buttons was merged into persona. A similar addition should probably be added to vanilla. I now add buttons in my plugin via hook filter:post.getPosts and in the hook: Plugin.postsBuild = function(params, cb) { var histButton = {action: 'posts/edithistory', icon: 'fa-file-text', html: 'Edit History'}; async.map(params.posts, function(post, next) { if(!post) return next(); if(!!post.tools) { post.tools = []; } post.tools.push(histButton); }); cb(null, params); };

Nobody's done so. In fact, this was a feature requested eons ago! gh#149 Let me know if you find a nice library to handle diffs

Here, application of the ajaxifying class to the #content element

"IP Blacklist" as in a spam/malware blacklist. These are lists that security-conscious owners would naturally block, but occasionally contain innocent infected users.

Yeah, events.js seems like it should contain the functionality for this. It currently only logs UID, but a lot of those functions should probably log the IP of the triggering party as well. It seems like the only way to do that is to have IP be a parameter for most of those calls. That's a little tedious. my fantasy: events are logged to the db as well as flatfile, have severity/importance levels, contain as much info as possible about who triggered it if the logging fn is passed a socket or request object, there's hooks for events of high severity, by default sends email or notification to admins when high-sev occurs