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#1283897 ·published 2008-12-12 21:15 UTC
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jam sessions site requirementsdisplay a per-user calendar having:  - user's events  - events associated with user's stated interests  - user's available timeframesallow user to express interest in:  - venues  - timeframes  - users  - objects representing collections of any of the above    + styles    + record labels    + user groups- calendar- interest  + an object of interest must be able to provide a list of     additional interests which would result from being interested in     the original object- events- venues- users  + event generator  + has interest in:    - events    - event generators    - venues    - timeframes (possibly periodic, like "tuesday nights")      + this would be a constraint, a filter, capable of knocking out        objects a user would otherwise be interested in    - any object?! (what API must such objects implement?)queries:  - date to day-of-week  - user to collection of interests  - interest to eventssimple first implementation:display a list of users who perform stylesdisplay a list of users who are interested in a styledisplay a list of styles and allow their names to be editeddisplay a list of users, all of whom are of interest to a particular userdisplay a list of interests of a particular user (not the same as above)allow user to express interest in styleallow user to state he performs a styleallow user to name/create a new styledata structures  - users  - styles    (first cut: collections of users who perform particular styles)    (very first cut: an object targeted by an acs_rel)  - interests    + acs_rel from interested user to object of interest    + object of interest must implement an interface (to be defined)      - provide list of additional interests as result of interest in this    + acs_rel will have aux table containing type of interest        (probably type of object of interest)  - style performer    + acs_rel from performing user to performance style