2011-05-10 07:57 AEST by Arthur Barrett - The server could 'understand' some 'hidden' module names, eg:

{F5D61776-C3E8-4776-9061-F3F8458701A5} is "What's New"
{747B635B-03C0-4246-B356-B16A777BCA47} is "Bugs"
{B0BAD0DB-7796-450c-9BF2-971D50C4D740} is "Authors"
{96297E20-DB1C-493f-B2FF-D3E4547A3293} is "Commit ID's"

So if a client specified "cvs rls --show-hidden" then these would appear.  The client would be 
responsible for translating the GUID to an appropriate language.  

Any client could "checkout" these 'hidden' modules?

If a client tries to import/add these modules they should get an access denied/reserved word error.

Eg: the "what's New" could show the most recent 10 or 20 changes.