Scott Bradley

I see now that my forms are being submitted as x-www-form-urlencoded rather than as multipart/form-data. I'm not sure why that is this case, I'm guessing this is the browser's call?...

Just looking e.g. at Entity. The pseudo-fundamental 'name' field is actually a property (properties) specially named 'name'. I take this to mean that it is stored in a properties table...

Thanks Friedrich, I'm looking forward to working on this project. I just discussed this with Manuel, as well as a follow-up issue on how to deal with the permissions. Regarding...

ok, looking at this a bit more, I am confused. Are there in fact Entity level permissions - or is it the case that there are only project level permissions....

Ha, ok. So I must have seemed kind of stubborn. Everything I stated above doesn't make sense then. I guess then I don't really understand how we might affect accessibility...

sorry, confusion was my fault. I thought I understood something - Manuel was trying to talk me out of it, but my assumption bias skewed my understanding. I need to...

This is what I now understand: - Permissions are by project/account (ie. user) and expose read/edit/admin permissions for that user on that project. - Permissions are vetted (typically in views)...

I can do it this way, but I'm not sure I understand the motivation here. It seems like an arbitrary abstraction for some use case we don't yet have in...

So, this is what we are looking at in authz for a thresholded approach. If this is the direction you want to go, I will need to add the integer...

I ended up doing the authz functions and using a threshold as you suggested. Let me know when you get a chance to review the pull request. I want to...