- Made chx the XML-RPC maintainer.

- Patch #9478 by JonBob: allow printf-style arguments in pager_query.

  Currently pager_query() is the black sheep of the database query family, because it does not allow for printf-style arguments to be inserted in the query. This is a problem because it introduces developer confusion when moving from an unpaged query to a paged one, and it encourages substitution of variables directly into the query, which can bypass our check_query() security feature.

  This patch adds this ability to pager_query(). The change is backwards-compatible, but a couple calls to the function in core have been changed to use the new capability.

- Made the text files Windows-friendly.

- Made James the blog api maintainer.

- Made Goba the locale module maintainer.

- Added PostgreSQL support to the update script.  Patch by Adrian.

- Making Adrian the new PostgreSQL maintainer.

- Bugfix: better charset support for non-ISO-8859-1 languages.  Patch 0029.charset.fixes.patch by Al.  Could East Asia test this please.

- Bugfix: made the "moderate" field behave.  Patch 0030.queue.module.help.and.settings.form.patch by Al.

- Documentation: revised a large part of the help texts / documentation!  Al's 0024.* patches.

- Documentation: added a glossary to the help module.  Patch 0025.help.module.glossary.patch by Al and Michael.

- Usability: first step towards unifying the terminology used in the cloud module.  Patch by 0028.site.cloud.rationalize.name.patch Al.

- Usability + CSS improvements: revamped the node form and removed all tables.  Patch 0027.node.form.rewrite.patch by Al.

- CSS improvements: patch 0026.admin.css.small.improvement.patch by Al.

- Updated the MAINTAINERS file.

- All LIMIT queries must go through the pager or through db_query_range().
  The syntax for db_query_range() was enhanced so it matches db_query(). So
  you may pass extra arguments of the SQL statement which are checked via
  check_query() and then substituted into the SQL statement. After these
  optional arguments, you always pass $from and $count parameters which
  define your range.  Most often, the $from is 0 and the count is the max
  number of records you want returned.  Patch by Moshe.

- The pager_query() function for PEAR was enhanced so that it adds  proper
  GROUP BY statement counting the number of records to be paged. Patch by
  James Arthur.

- MSSQL database scheme by Moshe.

- Added Hugo Espuny as the Debian maintainer.

- Started updating the CHANGELOG.

- Added Jeremy.

- Made James the new PostgreSQL maintainer and marked the PostgreSQL
  port as being maintained.

- Fixed some typos.

- Updated the MAINTAINERS file a lil'.

- Added the MAINTAINERS file to CVS.