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VARIABLE LIST
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GLOBAL
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There are a few variables that will always be avaiable to use-- these are what
you can use in any page's template:

	* users[number]
			A numbered array of all users that can create posts
	* user['name']['string']
			An array indexed by a username (string), with a
			sub-list containing data on a user. 'string' can be
			one of the following:
				* 'full_name'
				* 'bio'
				* 'email'
				* 'posts'
			'posts' is special, because it actually will be another
			array that lists the post IDs of a users posts in
			order of newest to oldest.
			So for Andre's latest post:
				user['andre']['posts'][0]
			For his second-newest: 
				user['andre']['posts'][1]
			For Andre's full name:
				user['andre']['full_name']
	* posts[number]
			A list of post IDs, in order from newest to oldest.
			So the newest post ID would be posts[0].
	* post[number]['string']
			All blogpost data will be stored in this array-- the
			number is the ID (number assigned to a post when
			created) and 'string' is one of the following:
				* 'title'
				* 'date'
				* 'author'
				* 'text'
			For example, to get the title of post #345:
				post[345]['title']
			and it's text:
				post[345]['text']
			So on and so forth.

Example:
	To get the text of the newest post by Kaleb, do:
		post[user['kaleb']['posts'][0]]['text']

	Since userposts[] lists a user's posts in ascending order, the newest
	is '0', and since user['kaleb']['posts'][0] would contain the ID of his
	newest post, we just use that as the post ID, and boom.



LOCAL
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These are variables that can only be used in specific contexts, on a per-page
basis.

USER
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	* username
		The user's username
	* full_name
		The user's fullname
	* bio
		The user's bio
	* email
		The user's email
	* posts
		A list of the user's posts (IDs) from newest to oldest

POST
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	* author
		The post's author (username)
	* date
		The post's publishing date
	* id
		The post's id
	* text
		The post's text