This is done, but could still use performance improvements listed here and in T495: List all tags on a blog.

Really focused on the web and Snap.as right now. We need to get this update out there, but users are mostly okay with using the mobile web at the moment.

This would still be great to have, but is very low priority unless it's quick to knock out.

Tried this path, but it ended up being overkill for Snap.as authentication. Instead, we'll add this to support Micropub publishing to Write.as in the future.

This hasn't come up again since.

This could potentially be supported in the Read Write.as apps.

This would be nice, but isn't a major problem / priority at the moment.

This hasn't been an issue, but would make the web app consistent with the mobile apps.

Pagination is still important. But in the interest of post organization, just as we're doing on Android, I think a better solution would be to keep only anonymous posts on the Posts page, and then show a visually small list of blogs at the top of the page.

This will be extremely useful for getting new users on board right away, so we don't want to charge for it. It's also not necessary for already-launched 2.0 / #collections_sprint

No current demand for webhooks.

No current demand for this.

Finished a manual import utility for Ghost tonight. Should be able to use it as a starting point for future integrations.

This functionality belongs in its own CLI instead, where it can be more fully-featured and do interesting things.

Input needs to be terminated by pressing F6 on Windows.

This wouldn't really solve anything significant, so closing.

There are some potential issues with links that will make things difficult with hosting the same data on clear web and a hidden service. Also there haven't been any requests for this, so no big deal in dropping this, unless it becomes pressing.

Discussed a few things that could still be done to improve this on GitHub, like showing JS errors in the UI.

Still fairly low-impact at the moment. No recent reports of this being a problem.