Off topic: is The Chaw ready (i.e. can I host project there), and is/would it be open sourced (and under what license)?

If you are crawling repo.or.cz, git.kernel.org and gitweb.freedesktop.org, or searching the web for gitweb / cgit installations, what enhancements would you like to have (for example in form of ... [More] microformats like rel=vcs-* microformat proposal) to make finding projects easier? [Less]

Not any kind of URLs shortening. Not the unnecessary kind: first, the URL is not that long that it needs shortening; second it makes URL less readable, which goes contrary to for example replacing ... [More] project numbers by their "shortnames". I'd rather have redirection in the opposite direction... [Less]

Why did you change from using human readable and easy to understand URLs like http://www.ohloh.net/projects/git to cryptic current http://www.ohloh.net/p/git? This is in my opinion stupid idea. I can ... [More] understand goind from /projects/ to /project/, but not to /p/ [Less]

The ReviewBoard project has two entries on Ohloh: https://www.ohloh.net/projects/6497 https://www.ohloh.net/projects/reviewboard I think they should be merged into one single project entry.

Yes, it looks like the pages with embedded Google Maps have this problem. After 1 month still no solution...

My web browser (Mozilla 1.17.2) complains that projects pages (and from what I have checked only projects pages) contain some unencrypted information/unencrypted fragments (show symbol of broken ... [More] padlock on red background beside URL in location bar). "You have entered encrypted page which contains some unecrypted information..." Example: https://www.ohloh.net/projects/git [Less]

When looking at the home page of Ohlog, the three latest posts that are shown at the bottom are spam. I think you should try to fine tune your anti-spam filter... OTOH it might mean that Ohloh is quite popular.

There seems to be an error in either Ohcount counting number of lines for C/C++ projects: the line with "C/C++" on graph at http://www.ohloh.net/languages/compare unexpectedly falls to zero. While ... [More] this might be caused by recent improvement in Ohcount allowing to distinguish between C and C++ (there was "C/C++" language before, now it is no longer and there are separate "C" & "C++" languages), this should not cause such artifacts to appear. You should either make "C/C++" on the Compare Language graph only to be C + C++ , or remove old artifact of "C/C++" altogether (and refresh caches). Another error is that the text above Compare Languages graph states: "The lines show the count of monthly commits made by haml_tag source developers. Commits including multiple languages are counted once for each language." Note the 'haml_tag' in this text. [Less]

Those "I use it" widgets are nice, and I understand that they had to replace "Stack It"/"Unstack It" buttons when multiple stacks got implemented... but currently there is no way to distinguish on ... [More] first glance whether I have project in one of my stacks or not. And what's with different colors? [Less]