I'm being accountable to you, although I don't know how helpful this email will be. <ul><li>I've deleted a whole lot of clipart that has violated the upload policies and copyright violations. e.g. rss logos, ubuntu logos, a few debian logos, gnu logos, various other little tidbits and logos.</li> <li>I've also tagged a whole bunch of clipart for remix_problem, </li><li>and comment_problem.</li><li>A number of either unhelpful comments have been deleted or hidden.</li><li>various bugs have been listed on LP</li> <li>some clipart that was making xml errors appear, and have missing thumbnails I just deleted. No point having them around.</li><li>some cliparts that were hidden and not actioned on for a long time I also deleted. These were ones that weren't svgs or valid clipart.</li> <li>I deleted some spam svg's e.g. that messcleaning user for jpg/png embedding as well as blatant advertising. I don't think OCAL or it's users are interested in companies advertising like that, and I view it as an abuse of the service OCAL provides. </li> </ul>In all I spent about 3 or 4 hours doing this stuff. I thought up some ways of doing these jobs easier and faster. Having librarian action tracking implemented would greatly help this sort of thing. If anyone screams "where's my clipart gone?!?!?" point them my way. -- Cheers Chovynz