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New found pages as private pages - mudmin - 09-15-2017

Yeah. I was thinking about a per-page maintenance mode since I'm developing so many new features.

Of course, marking a page admin only does the same thing, so that's pretty much what I've done.


New found pages as private pages - Brandin - 09-16-2017

I think we could easily add a maintenance_mode column in pages and it actually could be beneficial. Especially for developers that want to put links to the page while developing whether it by in prod or dev.

So with this - I think we should:
1) Add per page maintenance mode
2) Add an option to define a default within the US settings for public or private on fetch

Do you want to do this - or just add it to the sheet to get tackled?

New found pages as private pages - mudmin - 09-23-2017

I've had second thoughts on the dev mode thing. I really don't think it adds anything. Putting a page as admin only is basically the same thing. In fact, for me it's been more helpful to do it that way, because if I keep seeing my staff show up in the tomfoolery page trying to get to something, I figure they might actually need access to it.