With today's new release I checked the changelog and noticed that the most recent entires are still at the bottom of the page.
There was a thread a couple weeks ago where Nik Go submitted a reversed changelog, which I find more readable: http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/96eb08eab6e95a66/fb1c6bfc10047b0a?lnk=gst&q=changelog#fb1c6bfc10047b0a Will this reverse order be incorporated? I've taken this reversed file and added today's release info here: http://www.physics.unc.edu/~kmi/web2py/README I also wanted to suggest recording the release dates in the changelog. It may be useful as a way for people to find out what's new since their copy of the web2py book or some tutorial video was released. On a related topic, I'm curious how web2py version numbers work. For a version a.bb.cc, does bb get incremented for new features and cc get incremented for only bugfixes? Cheers, Kevin
