* Relation between User and Status so that we can access the Status name without doing Status.query.get(statusid).statusname.
* Change from only display a number but now with a explanation.
* Added some descriptions on the forms.
* Added statusname for the user page.
* Comment form. Now we can comment on posts, not on comments, but it's a step in the right direction. Should add a relationship between comments aswell so that I can access them eaasier.
* Changed from PostView:get, id to PostView:get, postid.
* Stopped using render_post_with_delete and just use the render_post and render_field macros instead. Much better and nicer.
* Comments in collection.html and  changed a action in a form.
* AddModeratorForm and CommentForm
* Renamed id to postid and added a print statement.
* Added docstrings to all views
Pycharm hates Forms.py for some reason, probably because it thinks that it is renamed it isn't or something like that.
* Had some problem with SQLAlchemy, which seems to be solved now, IDK if it is though.
* Since I changed CollectionView:get from id to collection id I needed to change that in the templates as well.
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* Added docstrings to models.
* Adding links to collections should be possible now, but not posts.
* Recreated the virtualenv
* Created a Problems.txt with descriptions on some problems I've had
* Changed some templates such as the render_post so that it actually displays the content of the post.
* Append the current user as a moderator to the created category
* Allowed to add statuses to users at creation, with a default of 1 (Normal)
* Ravengenocide is now an admin
* Added a function to check if the user is allowed to remove post. This is used to check in PostView:delete.
* Somehow I got the parent child part of the commenting system to work, I am amazed that it actually worked.
* Set category removal to cascade, hopefully it works as intended.
* Added helper function to check if the user is allowed to remove a category, at this point only admins can do that.
* Login is now caseinsensitive, as it should be.
* Deletion of categories implemented.
* Moved the comment field so that everyone can comment and now just the creator.
* Link from a category to creation of a new post in the category.
* Added a Things_to_change file where I add things that I should work on at this moment.
Renamed forms to Forms, will it work now?
* Added the allowed_to_post_in_category and allowed_to_remove_category methods to the user object so that we can use them in the templates. This allows us to do things such as check in category.html if the user is allowed to remove the category and as such render the button or not.
* Added a allowed_to_post_in_category method for those categories with moderator or administrator only posts, such as blog and about.
* Added some more Statuses to createanddrop file incase I want to truncate the database for some reason.
* Registering the AboutView, for the about page.
* allowed_to_add_moderators and allowed_to_remove_post as well as is_admin is now functions of User so that we can use them instead of the allowed_to_remove_post(user, post) functions.
* Working on adding comments to comments, but at this moment it's quite hard. Haven't really wrapped my head around how the SQLAlchemy ORM works with One to many relationships that are nested.
* Implemented the functionality to post comments to comments, but then commented it since it didn't work as it should.
* Changed some allowed_to_* functions to their model counterparts.
* Handles more cases of users not allowed to do stuff.