20000413
	version: webfeed 1.0
	- initial release

20000505
	version: webfeed 1.1
	- added the location, sendto, and subject variables
	- added support for sendmail (requires Mail::Sendmail module)

20000510
	version: webfeed 1.2
	- changed built-in name/city/state/country/email to customizable 
	  fields
	- use CGI.pm to handle parsing the query string (requires CGI module)
	- if any pre-determined fields are not filled out, send user to a page
	  indicating they need to fill out the required fields (new hidden 
	  value in web form for this)
	- take field values from "Name" in the web form (so make the "Name"
	  field in the web form look like how you want it to show in the 
          email)
	- if any field is empty, we do not put it in the email
	- fields are no longer dependant on the order in which they are passed
  	  to the script so you can place the fields in any order you like
	- updated docs with all configuration information
	- change name from feed.pl to webfeed
	- added myvars field to webform so we have one less thing to configure
	  in the script itself

20000531
	version: webfeed 1.3
	- use a configuration file now, passed to script using a hidden field
	  with name=conf and the value being the config file in /etc/webfeed
	- read $MAILER, $sendto, $location, $locerror, and $subject from 
	  config file now instead of hardcoded
	- added support for spanning forms with a single email address (user
	  fills out page 1, enters in email address, once done goes to page 2
	  and doesn't need to enter his email address again).  this is
	  configurable via the config file, as is the location of the file 
	  that stores the email address if this is enabled
	- $feedback is no longer required but is tested and if it is available
	  a nice header will be generated prior to putting that value into the
	  email.  no header will be generated if $feedback doesn't exist
	- definable required fields are now supported.  you can require as
	  many fields as you want by specifying them in the config file in
	  REQUIRED.  if any field is empty or not present, the script will
	  put the user into the unsuccessful url.  webmasters need to pay
	  close attention here that all fields they determine as required
	  actually exist in the form as this will send the user to the
	  unsuccessful url if the form is improperly designed
	- added logging support for help debugging (very basic)

20000601
	- test for logfile prior to writing to it (stupid mistake)
	- added debug logging (option DEBUG in config)
	- prevent printing config file name in email
	- prevent printing empty fields in email

20000605
	version: webfeed 1.4

20000614
	version: webfeed 1.5
	- fix for users using sendmail.  webfeed wasn't sending anything
	  other than the feedback text (stupid mistake)
	- prevent feedback from being displayed twice