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]

"Compare Project Metrics" link in the Ohloh Resources section on Ohloh main page leads to "Programming Language Graphs" http://www.ohloh.net/languages/compare instead of using http://www.ohloh.net/projects/compare

@Jason: It would be nice if Ohloh API was available on #ohloh IRC channel via ohlohbot, something like fsbot on #emacs channel,. I think that '!command' syntax would work on IRC channel (via IRC bot) ... [More] too. As to commands: project summary (perhaps first few lines of description) and project homepage, so one could check what is the project they talk about about. [Less]

@Jason: I'm waiting for IRC integration. +1

Very nice feature. Is it meant for example to have "Programming stack", "Entertainment stack", "Browsing stack", "Document editing stack" or just "Home" / "Work" stacks? There is one bug in editing ... [More] stack name when using Mozilla 1.17.2, namely that backspace does not erase characters, so when entering new name the new stack name overlays old "New Stack 1" name. [Less]

If the project logo is not square, it is treated differently in the project list: it is rescaled to fit keeping aspect ratio, and on the project page: it is rescaled to be square, severly distorting ... [More] it. Compare http://www.ohloh.net/projects/search?q=epic with http://www.ohloh.net/projects/5178 [Less]

I have noticed this bug earlier, but it vanished so I didn't report it then. It appears from time to time in the bottom part (boxes at the bottom of home page)... for example now. From the four ... [More] boxes: "Ohloh", "New Projects", "Recent Posts", "Recent Reviews" only "Recent Posts" doesn't have IP links. And forced reread fixed this issue... strange indeed... [Less]

In the "Recent Reviews" and in the "New Projects" box, at the bottom of the main page, the links to individual reviews listed use (again) IP address instead of DNS name, e.g. ... [More] http://207.115.86.98/projects/12638/reviews http://207.115.86.98/projects/12838 In the case of link to project it causes Google Map to be not displayed because Google Map API doesn't detect site as registered key. Links in "Recent Posts" are strangely OK., e.g. http://www.ohloh.net/forums/3491/topics/1435#posts-4960 [Less]

I like reduction of web2.0 clutter, but what I don't like is that borders between differents parts / boxes vanished, and it is much harder to gess which part given element belongs too: "too much air".