Sindalf wrote...
Not exactly. More along lines of, people have tried complaining to him through the same media over and over again and it hasn't worked. Try something else and it might get the point across. May require some group participation or something else, I don't know. Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is the definition of insanity.
Thank you for your nay-says. People have complained to him in all media over and over, as you say. What makes this different and not your definition of insanity? I'm addressing the issue as the administrator, not the issues. I simply list issues to back up my case that change needs to occur. I was hoping for discussion as to possible positive outcomes, but I see the negative tone of my post has garnered a mixed opinion.
If you are also behind the cause of an improved website, perhaps you can assist in garnering Jacob's attention and convincing him that off-site help would be splendid. I would love to be the assistance, but I do not mind simply causing a hub-bub and waiting for direct action.
This is supposed to be the tipping point, the thread that kicks off definite action by stepping on as many toes as possible, and so far group participation has been generally affirmative.
To perhaps cast light on some discussion, I put forth a suggestion.
My solution is: Back up the code base, back up the manga. Allow me monitored administrative access to the code base, through SVN (which I can set up). Then we can just dump SVN comments to the front page every month or so to show the bug fixes and to encourage further work from myself and Jacob. If I do anything horrendous, SVN has a backup of all of the code base from before I started.