Module development and code questions

I've looked in the modules directory list, but can't find it there. I've also Googled it and followed a link to this site which is now dead...Any ideas?

I have a created a couple sites for people but they are sort of newbies and I would like to be able to have an email be sent to them automatically every so often if they haven't created a node in a while. Otherwise their site can be a bit boring without some new content once in a while. Here is some pseudo-code. I would be glad to hear anyone's comments, especially if there is something that almost does this already.

Does anyone know how drupal handles its caching? Especially, I'd be interested to know whether node_counter increases when drupal caching is enabled.

i have two questions:

using drupal_add_js, is there a way to add my js file after all of the drupal js files? so that my js file can see the changes made to the page.

how can i attach collapsing function of any fieldset to an object other than fieldset's legend? for example when a checkbox is checked/unchecked a fieldset will open/collapse. (the reverse situation is not important: when the fieldset is opened/collapsed by clicking its legend, the checkbox's status may not change.)

thanks.

I'm just wondering if anyone else feels the same way:

1) I prefer books to taxonomy as *most* of my site is hierarchical.

2) That makes books more logical for viewers and non-techie users of the site.

3) The 'Outline' feature ROCKS!

4) But it would be great to be able to have two parents.

I know that kinda veers into taxonomy territory, but even if it was something like a distant parent, or step-parent (with breadcrumbs still honouring the primary parent), I think it would be a big improvement to the books module.

A few weeks ago I had some inspiration and decided to make a killfile module (4.7 RC1). Today I thought it was time to get it finished: http://pctips.ustilago.org/plonk

The only thing the module does, is keep a user list, mark what comments* shouldn't be displayed and display a block. The provided template.php (& comment-folded.tpl.php) does the rest.

Comments marked 'hidden' by kill_file can be styled by comment-ignored.tpl.php. Folded comments can be optionally styled by comment-folded-ignored.tpl.php.