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Thread: Order of Projects listing on Community versus My Contribution |
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Probably answered before, but can't figure this out. You'd expect on Community the projects to have some kind of natural/chronological order, start date or completion date and eyeballing, that seems to be the case. Opposed, on the My Contribution pages it's some other, most obscuring, with Smash Cancer sitting at the bottom.
Microbiome Immunity Project OpenZika Help Stop TB FightAIDS@Home - Phase 2 Mapping Cancer Markers Beta Testing Outsmart Ebola Together Uncovering Genome Mysteries Computing for Sustainable Water Say No to Schistosoma GO Fight Against Malaria Drug Search for Leishmaniasis Computing for Clean Water The Clean Energy Project - Phase 2 Discovering Dengue Drugs - Together - Phase 2 Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy - Phase 2 Influenza Antiviral Drug Search Help Fight Childhood Cancer The Clean Energy Project Nutritious Rice for the World Help Conquer Cancer Discovering Dengue Drugs - Together Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy Help Defeat Cancer FightAIDS@Home Smash Childhood Cancer Vaguely think to have seen a comment about some bogus end date on this intermittent project, 2199 or something, which would put it at the top, the very least over Ebola, but it isn't. Just for the ministry of silly walks (courtesy of I Need a Bath) |
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Some things get pushed 'out of the way' to the bottom of the My Contribution page (presumably to encourage people not to 'notice' them). SCC went there when it ran out of WUs. We've been told that there will be more, but there's no current ETA. As to end date, it's not even worth thinking about it. A project ends when it's over, which is when we're told it's over and not before. And right now we've even stopped being told what work the techs have in the pipeline, so you can't even tell if a project will be going next week!
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