Great, looks like it's working again. Thanks for the help.

The enlistment for the project Hardwar failed a month ago. I was wondering why because the location is still correct.

BitComet is not open source and your post does not make much sense. : /

Rather then a robots.txt like functionality why not allow for the addition of ignore rules in the enlistments section. This way a repository doesn't have to be changed to make Ohloh count the code correctly.

I think there is a problem with your images because I can't see them, it's probably because Google only allows you to see the images since it's linked to your account. Thanks for posting them though ... [More] , I can't wait to see the results. :) PS: I'm predicting Wednesday myself. [Less]

I don't know if this has been asked before, however I'd be interested to know the following two pieces of information based on all the data you have collected from commits. What day of the week do ... [More] people contribute on most? What month of the year are most contributions done? [Less]

Thanks, it's working now.

Something I just noticed when I included my program's source is that it also includes source code from other projects. I have a folder in my project called "dependencies", is there a way to blacklist it so it isn't included in the counting?

Hi I have been trying the new beta bzr enlistments however it has failed on the project "hardwar"

I was thinking about automatically sticking it into my CV, that way I wouldn't need to update it as often.