<!-Quote-!>Quote:your days of spreading nonsense around, unanswered and un challenged are over.<!-/Quote-!>
You are mistaken.
Your days of spreading nonsense and harassing the users of this forum are over.
I would like to know what you understand as nonsense. To this date, nonsense has been definite as "what I don't want to hear."
<!-Quote-!>Quote:You for one were very constructive once. In the past months however, when I looked, you were not.<!-/Quote-!>
I have been as fair and thoughtful as ever. If I differ in opinion, I don't lose virtue.
You wish to speak of polls, of polls we shall speak.
The poll page is a list long in a page. That is a problem. It is a long list in a single page that takes a long time to load.
To fix it, it would be wise to split it by x pages, each with y polls.
To help organizing and search, assuring each group of suggestions is addressed properly, the polls should be categorized and tagged. They aren't.
I don't even need ten seconds to see the problem and definite it; offer and exclude solutions and prioritize actions. For the designers, it should be more intuitive. As shown in the result, it clearly isn't.
But that is a minor problem. The light in which the polls are seen and judge has never been clear. Some pass and those that do, we never know what influence they will have or how they will be understood. The ephemeral character of some polls is more than underestimated; the same can be said for fairness, coherence and goal.
But, this is, afterall, a consequence of Simcountry's largest flaw: this is a projected without definite limits, methods and goals. Until that is more than evident and said with confidence, this project will not be going far.
<!-Quote-!>Quote:I thought Laguna got things done some time ago. So what changed?<!-/Quote-!>
What changed... Nothing. What happened?
I had been very busy with some things, stressful things. Fate weaved her will and I suffered a heart arrest. I then decided to relegate Simcountry to a lower status. I posted seldom and didn't intervene in many things. Things went bad, Willard came to the forum to explain. I, among many others, explained why things were going bad. I differed with Willard's opinion, therefore I was worthy of slander in the forum. I now do nothing as punishment.
If W3C ever wants my help again, they will have to apologize and unban those who were banned this last month.