Hi all,

I'm in day 2 of a 4-day basic Lucene training seminar and conference. The
instructor is Grant Ingersoll, one of the foremost Lucene/Solr experts
around. I was describing to him some of the ideas that we've had regarding
offloading fulltext indexing, maybe faceting, etc., to lucene/pylucene. He
wondered why not just Solr. I tried to describe our concerns about sending
that many ids or bibcodes over http. He asked why that was necessary. I
tried to explain how we would need to rerank results according to metadata
in Invenio. He thought that was odd and wondered why that additional ranking
data couldn't also be indexed. That kind of stumped me. I know I've heard
the arguments and reasons why it needs to be that way, but I'm not doing a
good job of  explaining the situation. Can someone try to summarize again.
I'd like to take advantage of picking this guy's brain as much as possible.

Feel free to throw any other obscure lucene/solr questions at me as well,
and I'll try to get answers.

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