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What happens to old events? Do we filter them out occasionally? Do we leave them in, and filter them out when we query the db? Do we create a separate table where we insert them when they're done?

Open the feed. Click on an event. It's blank. Not good.

In c3ddcba, I threw together a pretty quick-and-dirty search query. It looks for exact matches first, then re-queries for close matches, and then re-queries for far matches. The problem is that it makes these requests in nested asynch calls, meaning

1. They're serial.
2. They query the whole DB at once.
3. exact is a subset of close is a subset of far. Duplicate entries. No me gusta.

I'd still like diversity between each of these queries to prioritize search results by relevance. I'll need to make a blanket query using mongoose's Model.find(), and then query far, close, and then exact, storing the results as I go.

It should display:

• User's name (so they know who's logged in)
• A log-out button
• The events they're attending.
• The events they're administering.

Anyone can currently search for any event. Not so hot. Working on that now.

According to /search, I have made two events. One's private, and one's public. On the feed, however, neither show up. The private makes sense, but the public should definitely be there.

As per 0f8f700, we have access to a globalUser object in htchr.js, and it's the exact record from the database. Useful for now to pump out features, but needs to be fixed