Hmm, these list items have huge top margins ... ol li { // main.css...235239664 (line 227) list-style-type:lower-roman; margin-left:40px; margin-top:1.5em; }

Compare: Step 1 of 3: Downloading source code history (Failed) with: Ohloh update completed 3 months ago. It would be kind of nice to have some indication of when the failed download ... [More] was attempted when the last successful update occurred [Less]

It's the coq project this time. Is it just me, or does your software just give up forever after a failed update? Would it not make sense to add the repository at the end of the queue of repositories to check for updates?

Where is my crayon... on the summary page (for instance http://207.115.86.98/projects/12496), there is a heading "Ohloh Analysis Summary". I think somewhere in that section, there should be a link to ... [More] the Code section. Or maybe you should just bring back the tabs. I dunno. That sidebar is somehow not easy to navigate. [Less]

Wasn't there a graph of total commit activity for a project before? I can't find it after the UI change :-(. A lot of stuff is harder to get to, actually... (Why doesn't the code analysis summary link to the code analysis?)

Oh. I see a horizontal scroll bar for some reason, though I see nothing over there to scroll *to*... thankfully, I don't hate horizontal scroll bars very much unless I actually have to use them ;-).

The forum threads could definitely do with being a little wider. (They say that 66 characters per line is ideal for prose.) As for the site in general, about what width in pixels were you thinking?

Some way to list projects in relation to their use of a specific language would be nice.

Hey, where did all the contributors go?

Yeah, sure, after you unenlisted the old repository and enlisted a new one...