cleanup

diff --git a/README b/README
index b3cc37309a394382c2518f7f0a9afc027beb2874..45697fd58791890e8d7893dad61feea943b4fd4d 100755 (executable)
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -4,20 +4,19 @@ Insipid is a web-based bookmark manager similar to the Delicious service.
 This is a heavily modified version of insipid createted by Luke Reeves.
 This release was done by https://github.com/jumpin-banana/insipid
 
-
 Rename the insipid-config.cgi.example to insipid-config.cgi and edit it,
-replacing the example values with those that match your system.  
+replacing the example values with those that match your system.
 
 Create a user and password for the database if you don't have one assigned
 to you by your adiministrator or ISP.  Doing this is beyond the scope of this
 readme file - refer to the server documentation for more help.
 
-Rename the htaccess file to .htaccess and add a "RewriteBase" clause to the 
+Rename the htaccess file to .htaccess and add a "RewriteBase" clause to the
 top, such as:
 
     RewriteBase /~luke/
 
-You can optionally add "insipid.cgi" to the list of files in the 
+You can optionally add "insipid.cgi" to the list of files in the
 DirectoryIndex line (for example, "DirectoryIndex index.cgi insipid.cgi").
 
 The non-standard Perl packages required for use (with their Debian package
@@ -30,8 +29,8 @@ names) are:
     XML::Writer      libxml-writer-perl
 
 Once the configuration is finished, access the insipid.cgi through your
-web browser at the URL you've configured and the database should be 
+web browser at the URL you've configured and the database should be
 automatically configured.
 
-If you ever upgrade Insipid, the database schema will be automatically 
+If you ever upgrade Insipid, the database schema will be automatically
 updated upon access.

diff --git a/TODO b/TODO
index 100f4c03ddc52952a9e9aeebe85fca3570bb84d9..c452585fd034a89140a77847b55b677c50749cdc 100755 (executable)
--- a/TODO
+++ b/TODO
@@ -1,15 +1,14 @@
-TODO
+TODO / Feature list
 ==========================================================================
 - Optionally use LWP to automatically import Delicious marks
 - Link checker
 - Pageable snapshot list
-- An inbox of links that people submit, either through a public interface 
+- An inbox of links that people submit, either through a public interface
   or XML-RPC (Rest of course)
 - A way to publish links to friends via their exposed RPC interface
-- Add a new column to the bookmark table for a "Via" field (which can be 
+- Add a new column to the bookmark table for a "Via" field (which can be
   filled in automatically when a mark is pushed and accepted)
 - Add - (subtractive) filtering
 - Share the iteration code between export and display
 - More configurable options (e.g., max RSS entries, max tags displayed, etc)
 - Order and categories of options
-