"What other recent changes do you think are Tidings worthy?"

There may be a disconnect between what I and others consider "worthy". While I'm happy to accept that, perhaps some change to the opening paragraph of Tidings would clarify the situation: a simple modification along the lines of s/change/major change/ might be all that's needed.

It's also possible that some changes may be in an experimental or work-in-progress state which would make them inappropriate.

I haven't kept a list of what I consider to be missing; however, a Super Search has found:

• "Notification of updates to "Tidings"" (Nov. 2016)
  From 2016 and, as such, may be a little dated (but not actually out-of-date). In it, I do note "updated infrequently".
• "Re^6: New posts added earlier in posted list" (Jan. 2021)
  See the last paragraph; in particular, "I'm pretty sure there have been changes which occurred in the last eight months: Supplications in the Monastery Gates; layout in Nodes to Consider; possibly others."
• "Invalid ID in reply notification" (Dec. 2021)
  This seems to indicate a change for which no notification exists. The last post chronologically (Re^7: Invalid ID in reply notification) just has: "Looking into it. Thanks."

While I would consider that to be a non-exhaustive list, it does highlight at least three items that could bear revisiting (and perhaps further action).

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