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Originally Posted by STMahlberg
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Originally Posted by STMahlberg
I like this one too.
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Originally Posted by STMahlberg
I'm with y'all on that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harley
Just changed my name from
Spankinmonkee[TopGun]SETI.USA
to
Spankinmonkee
[TopGun] Division
SETI.USA
I agree that SETI.USA should be in the handle and adding Division will get people maybe to click to see whats going on by curiousity
So I think that means we're going with (example)
DrPop.SETI.USA [BlackOps]
Do I have this correct? If so, I will proceed to change on all the projects...
So you are changing your name on all the projects, to match your new division choice. But how do you know if you got every project updated? Bok has a solution for us!
Go to your Free-DC CPID page. Here is mine as an example:
1) http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?p...49d87e35f26480
2) Find the word "userbycpid" in the URL and add a "2" to the end of it, and you end up with this!
http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?p...49d87e35f26480
Bok said, "Feel free to advertise it, it needs some formatting though. I'm happy to update usernsmes on old projects..."
+1 for what zombie said. It was really helpful for me today...
I have a bookmark for every account page of mine and I just go through one by one. I separate the bookmarks by folder based on milestone so the list doesn't get too big on one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxwell
I actually use the TM toolbar to link to projects. Easier than clicking on project links from the stats pages. And I'm not organized enough for the favorites list... :cool:
Yeah, the list of projects is easy. Knowing which of those projects have exported since is less so. And then add in typos. So a list of what Bok's stats pages are actually seeing is a great help.Quote:
Originally Posted by trigggl
I use RoboForm. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by trigggl
Okay, I see a problem here. The #2 ranked division is not one of the divisions agreed upon, with associated forums created. So what now? Do we create new folders to match whatever members choose to do? Or what?
That's just left over from when we all had [SETI.USA] in our names for advertisement. I'll change Kat's for her now; some will just have to wait until folks get around to changing them, I guess.
Interesting... I'm not listed and I have changed all of my projects to STMahlberg.SETI.USA [BlackOps] :confused:
I believe Bok is still working out some bugs. When I changed my name he had to manually include me. Drop him a line and I'm sure he will take care of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by STMahlberg
You're there now... http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?p...bteam=BlackOpsQuote:
Originally Posted by STMahlberg
Here are all your UN's at projects: http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?p...1baa6c465fa472
Thank you Maxwell. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxwell
I think we agree that the team [core] represents everyone not in one of the other divisions. But most of the people who are that, will never be updating their name, because they aren't even aware of it. And so they are left out of the stats for [core].
I suggest one of two thing to happen:
1) Ask Bok to include all the users without [core] in their name to be automatically added to the [core] division. Not even sure if this is possible, but it is what I would prefer.
2) On the stats page, list all the teams without a [xxx] name as their own division. I don't like this as much, because it splits the core division's stats.
Thoughts?
You are probably correct, there are many active members that do not visit the forum and therefore do not know about the divisions.. However, is it really necessary to put a label on everyone by automatically sticking them in a division? Is there a compelling reason for this other than someone's desire to see if they personally or their division is leading in the “division stats”?
Personally, I am not to interested in the division stats and prefer to just watch the team and my stats, so I have not joined a division. There may be others that have not joined a division intentionally, so it might be best to hold off on adding everyone to a division.
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Originally Posted by Incognito
The old stats without divisions still exist. So if anyone doesn't like the division stats, they can just not look at them.
My suggestion #2 would accommodate your feedback.
what do you all think of contacting other us based teams and getting them to join seti.usa as user.seti.usa [old team name]?
as in:
user.seti.usa [U.S.Air Force] current avg work done 1,570,438
user.seti.usa [United States] current avg work done 16,085
user.seti.usa [US NAVY] current avg work done 4,091,941
a search of teams using the search term "united states" finds:
United States of America
United States
United States Merchant Marine Academy
United States Naval Academy
Delaware, United States
USAP - United States Antarctic Program
United States Air Force Academy Graduates
Diplomats of the United States
United States Air Force Academy
Team LoUiSiAna - UNITED STATES
Illinois, United States
United States Airforce
United States Pilots
United States Border Patrol
SETI.United States of America
Henderson Family Group - United States
United States Pirate Party
United States Military Academy
The_United_Statesian
United States Military
i am sure there are more us based teams
just did a search in boincstats for "country = united states" and found that all usa based teams together have total credit of 136,264,075,652
and seti.usa has total credit of only 12,971,539,142
This is EXCACTLY the initial idea behind the divisions!! We create a community where everyone can join and still be the same team..
This will allow us to "adopt" other US team...:cool: