Except for this text in blue, this document an example of how we want the What's New web page to look. We need to make these changes before we can add a "What's New" link to the standard navigation aids on the Artemis Project web.

The key changes include:

1. Display linked section numbers and document titles instead of just file names.
2. If nothing changed on a given day, don't output anything.
3. Use the WebSite Director document templates so that the What's New list has the same appearance as the rest of the Artemis Project web.
4. Don't use big black bullets in the list. Instead of an unordered list, use block quotes and tables to control the formatting.
5. Don't abbreviate the names of days or months, and don't output the time in the middle of the date.
6. Use specific formatting rather than header tags to control the format of the internal subtitles
7. Include a note that tells whether a document was added or modified.
8. Don't output horizontal rules between days.
9. Use a list of files and whole directories to be excluded from the What's New list. We need to be able to update the list with the normal WebSite Director process flow, so read it from a text file in /util/ or /whatsnew/. That list would include these files, among others:

   /index.html
   /adb/06/09/04/currentnews.html

10. Set the Author to "Whatsnew" and Maintainer to "WebSite Director"
11. Limit the output to no more than 40 documents listed for any single day, and limit the total size of the output file to 50K. This accommodates massive updates. Otherwise, let the list grow to encompass all changes made in the previous 14 days. If the number of files changed on a single day exceeds the limit, add a note at the end of the list for that day: ... and many others.

For the sake of laziness, the example below lists exactly the same files for each of three days in the history of the Artemis Project's conquest of the moon.