The problem is that the amount of knowledge needed to integrate someone else's PHP functions into your own page is probably higher than installing a full, third-party script package like Walrus or Autosite. Thus, anyone with enough coding skill to integrate code doesn't really need my code. No, I think it would have to be a much more full-featured (or at least self-contained) solution. The people that can't even install Walrus need something very simple to start with. Though it is possible that if I were to write that, I might also provided a function-level API-ish way for more advanced users as well, that way everything could work with some system-wide things like "What comics updated since my last visit?" or some such. Those system-wide features would be the main reason to consider doing this sort of thing, but because it would involve a standardized way of doing things, it probably would fit best on a new, specialized subsection or division, because a lot of current users wouldn't be interested (or able) in migrating to some sort of required/shared code base. Bottom line is I think this is something that's probably a ways farther off than most of the other plans. Gotta get the new server in place, the management/settings scripts rewritten, and then redo the newsbox first.
