Geeklog

There has been some confusion about the template changes in Geeklog 1.3.5, mainly due to the fact that they were poorly documented (i.e. not at all, really). Apologies for this on behalf of the team and here is a list of those changes that I also posted to the geeklog-devel mailing list:

A couple developers decided to search google for geeklog sites, while we were pleased to see so many sites running geeklog, we were utterly appauled to find out how many of them were blatantly insecure. I'll tell you how you can at least check yourself.

UPDATE: it seems that non-logged in people can see the block on some occassions, you might want to check this.

I just wanted to say this is my first time trying out geeklog. It is a great tool. I had some problems with the linux install.... but after a couple of trials and errors I got it working.

I plan to use the tool at my school. Is anyone else doing that?? Also in order to contribute back to geeklog I will help out with some php coding and also contribute a monetary sum. I mean...... this tool is really to kewl to not contribute don\'t you think?

Welp... as soon as I customize my site some... I will put up a link here. All I wanted to say was thanks geeklog for doing a great job and service to mankind. Hopefully my contributions to the world will be just as great. Everyone that uses the geeklog portal..... show some moral support and support the tool either monetarily or via coding contributions.

Later guys..
Woody