From: Simon Strandgaard <neoneye@...>
Date: 2004-05-10T07:04:56+09:00
Subject: Re: My favorite RCRs...

James Britt wrote:
> Hal Fulton wrote:
> > This is just to stir things up a little. Go to rcrchive.net and vote
> > for/against the RCRs there.
> 
> I just took a look (well, actually, I stopped by www.rcarchive.com 
> first; quite entertaining), and  ran into an interesting usability issue.
> 
> The RCR pages invite you to comment on the requests; it's a wiki, after 
> all, but it isn't until after one has loaded the edit page, entered 
> well-considered (and carefully spell-checked) comments, and hit the Save 
> button, that one discovers that a user name and password will be required.
> 
> Maybe, where is says "Comment on this RCR (edit wiki page)", there 
> should be something about this?

I did the exact same first time I used rcrchive.

 
> (Do I have to submit an RCRCR for this?  Will I need a user name and 
> password?)

I think David Black is maintaining rcrchive..


BTW: What happened to the happy/bad faces that were in the past on rubygarden ?
These gave a good overview of the rcr status.

-- 
Simon Strandgaard