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Asked by Luke081515.2 on Dec 8 2015, 11:02 AM.
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Herald shows a few content sources, but a advanced query at diviner found no results, some content sources are unclear for me, these are:

  • Legacy
  • Old World
  • Lipsum

Can you explain, in which cases this source is used, and for which actions? Thanks!

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tycho.tatitscheff
Updated 3,972 Days Ago

Not sure what I'm saying but I think :

  • old world means that the comment or what ever was created with depreciated infrastructure (like for example comment in T185) before current ApplicationTransactions and other stuff. Per rP84020a363fee10581f69c17f515882d3f4f50085, "Old World" is when the source is UNKNOW
  • legacy was introduce with rPea52bcbcd65136ad001d1360394e41d3c4493ad0, not sure what it means.
  • lispum means stuff created with ./bin/lipsum cli in order to generate test data, per rPfbaa12440eac65acc3b097582d72b0b17b45d8c9

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