phpdiva [phpdiva]

A module made of 18 lines (where just 3 lines are the effective code) cannot be considered a module.

The purpose of the CVS application is to see if the applicant understood how to write a Drupal module / theme; the proposed code doesn't allow to verify that.
Then, there isn't the need to use such module, when everybody can create a custom module, and add those code lines.

This is actually something that *lots* of people would find useful since there is a big demand for this feature to be put into core. I'd like to see this maybe have more permissions (core modules that provide feeds are aggregator, blog, and node). I know it'd still be a small module, but again, this would be a useful feature until this is fixed in core. As such, I've marked phpdiva's application back to 'Pending' (and the issue here to needs work).

This is starting to look like a better feature set.

I think the module now adresses the most common feature/support requests that pop up on Drupal.org, variations on "How do I turn off the RSS feeds for my site?"

Currently, the only UI is on the main permissions form. The module would benefit greatly from an implementation of hook_help() and good documentation.

The 'version' line needs to be removed from the .info file, as this will be handled by the Drupal.org packaging scripts, IIRC.

+1
(I'd likely use this module, if it were actively maintained in contrib.)

Looks great!

So sorry for the delay, but your CVS application has been approved. Use it wisely and responsibly!