Gonzo
The Living Force
Hi,
I just wanted to bring a few issues to your attention, in case you weren't aware of them. I appreciate how much time an energy you continue to put into the websites and forum and realize you might not have the technology to clone yourselves into a small army of quality control testers (let alone fixers). If you are shorthanded, I could put some time aside and delve deeper into the various sites and provide a more complete list of issues (that is, if you are interested).
I think a few issues might have been created when the new layout was applied to the Cass site at cassiopaea.org, but not at cassiopaea.com.
On the Cassiopaea (QFS) Library page (http://www.cassiopaea.org/library/cass_lib.htm), Left Nav link to Quantum Future School gets a 404 error, as does the School Journal. I hadn't looked further into other pages deeper into the .org site.
On the cassiopaea.com main page, similar issues with Left Nav links:
- Quantum Future School: http://www.quantumfuture.net/qfs/index.html
- Quantum Future School Journal: http://www.quantumfuture.net/qfs/qfs_journal.htm
- Cassiopaea Library: http://cassiopaea.com/library/cass_lib.htm (Should be http://www.cassiopaea.org/library/cass_lib.htm)
I also noticed that the common global navigation menu have broken links but they might not be showing up in any broken link reports (if you are running any QA software).
Example: on the Signs Quick Guide (http://www.sott.net/signs/signsguide.htm) in the top menu, Forum links to http://signs-of-the-times.org/signs/signsgb/index.php but it resolves to the main SotT page instead of yielding a 404 error.
Same with menu on quantumfuture.net
I am always looking for ways that I am able to somehow compensate all of you for the fruits of your efforts from which I have been well fed. Although I am short on funds, i do have several years of experience in marketing/communications consulting, web analyics, user-centric design, solutions development, coding (getting rusty though), server administration, and many other things related to the online environment. So, if there is anything I can do to chip in here and there, I would be more than happy to do so.
Gonzo
I just wanted to bring a few issues to your attention, in case you weren't aware of them. I appreciate how much time an energy you continue to put into the websites and forum and realize you might not have the technology to clone yourselves into a small army of quality control testers (let alone fixers). If you are shorthanded, I could put some time aside and delve deeper into the various sites and provide a more complete list of issues (that is, if you are interested).
I think a few issues might have been created when the new layout was applied to the Cass site at cassiopaea.org, but not at cassiopaea.com.
On the Cassiopaea (QFS) Library page (http://www.cassiopaea.org/library/cass_lib.htm), Left Nav link to Quantum Future School gets a 404 error, as does the School Journal. I hadn't looked further into other pages deeper into the .org site.
On the cassiopaea.com main page, similar issues with Left Nav links:
- Quantum Future School: http://www.quantumfuture.net/qfs/index.html
- Quantum Future School Journal: http://www.quantumfuture.net/qfs/qfs_journal.htm
- Cassiopaea Library: http://cassiopaea.com/library/cass_lib.htm (Should be http://www.cassiopaea.org/library/cass_lib.htm)
I also noticed that the common global navigation menu have broken links but they might not be showing up in any broken link reports (if you are running any QA software).
Example: on the Signs Quick Guide (http://www.sott.net/signs/signsguide.htm) in the top menu, Forum links to http://signs-of-the-times.org/signs/signsgb/index.php but it resolves to the main SotT page instead of yielding a 404 error.
Same with menu on quantumfuture.net
I am always looking for ways that I am able to somehow compensate all of you for the fruits of your efforts from which I have been well fed. Although I am short on funds, i do have several years of experience in marketing/communications consulting, web analyics, user-centric design, solutions development, coding (getting rusty though), server administration, and many other things related to the online environment. So, if there is anything I can do to chip in here and there, I would be more than happy to do so.
Gonzo
