- Integrated EventEmitter2 for async event processing
- Changed jshint reporter module URL to avoid use of SSH
- Core can disconnect a service node, generates many events
- Service Node can disconnect a Core, generates many events
Nothing yet processes those events. Many things need to be cleaned up
and removed based on a Core Node disconnection. The Core itself needs to
remove all Kaleidoscope events and other data received from the Service
Node, and the Service Node needs to remove all CoreUser records (and
everything they did while there).
That's going to take a minute to implement throughout all the systems.
- Moved the responsibility of expiring Announcements from MongoDB into
the Reeeper
- Added logic to clean up comments attached to an expiring Announcement
- ResourceStats are now much more universal and common
- CommentStats are for comments only
- More routines to comment on and vote on "content resources"
+ brought newsletter down from Sites to Base so everything can have a
newsletter
+ brought newsletter worker to Base, added to start-local
+ A Core accepting a Service Node now grants a Kaleidoscope token
It was possible for Users to grant themselves flags and permissions.
These operations now require Admin privileges, and are only implemented
by services.user.updateForAdmin. The services.user.update method no
longer has any logic to alter flags and/or permissions.
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