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28 Feb 2008, 02:11
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Dear all, we are working on an application to help classifying acceptances/rejections by school. I assume it is rather inconvenient to have this information in threads and make somebody responsible for updating it, when it can be done by a computer.
Right now the application is based on a form ([w]Public profiles[/w]) to fill out. Once complete, it should list your name on the appropriate [w]Category:School[/w] pages. It does not calculate acceptance rates yet but that should be possible to add, as well as other reports.
The application is yet very raw, but you are welcome to check it out and offer improvement suggestions. The one drawback I now see is that the profiles created by the form become publicly accessible. Do you think it would be more appropriate to protect them by giving access only to registered members? Thank you.
Right now the application is based on a form ([w]Public profiles[/w]) to fill out. Once complete, it should list your name on the appropriate [w]Category:School[/w] pages. It does not calculate acceptance rates yet but that should be possible to add, as well as other reports.
The application is yet very raw, but you are welcome to check it out and offer improvement suggestions. The one drawback I now see is that the profiles created by the form become publicly accessible. Do you think it would be more appropriate to protect them by giving access only to registered members? Thank you.
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28 Feb 2008, 09:29
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Great addition Tino! I would probably prefer that only registered members get to see the results, so search bots won't have it all over the internet. 
28 Feb 2008, 15:28
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Thank you kryzak! If the only concern is the search bots, this leaves the option of having the info public but dynamically assembled (Javascript). I was thinking of that one for performance reasons as well...
