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Justin Blake replied on May 08, 2009 20:28 to the idea "Allow the ScrumMaster to re-open a user story" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

You can see the original discussion here.

Justin Blake replied on May 08, 2009 03:15 to the question "Internal server error" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Hi, we're having trouble duplicating the issue. Can you please email your subdomain, username and password to justin@adsdevshop.com? Thanks.

A comment on the question "A way to re-open closed stories in the backlog" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Sure is. Thanks for the idea :) – Justin Blake, on May 07, 2009 03:07

Justin Blake replied on May 07, 2009 03:03 to the question "A way to re-open closed stories in the backlog" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Not sure if I agree that it should be possible to re-open a closed story. In which case I think you're right that a popup warning is quite necessary, since a stray click or someone testing things out as you were could get into trouble. We can add the popup and see what others think about this idea regarding re-opening the stories.

Justin Blake started following the idea "Allow for multi-team sprints" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions.

Justin Blake replied on May 04, 2009 12:04 to the problem "I cannot close my sprint" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Hi, we'll look into this. What is your subdomain?

Justin Blake replied on May 04, 2009 03:35 to the idea "Permit chaotic sprints" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

I believe, since this is something you normally shouldn't do (not saying you aren't forced to in some situations, as you've stated) that it should be possible, but not officially "supported" in scrum'd. As you said, you can still accomplish this by unlocking the sprint, adding things, then starting it again. I think adding a "chaotic" mode would dilute the process that scrum'd is built for, and add complexity and confusion for people. i.e. we'd need to describe what "chaotic mode" is, why it might be needed, why it normally shouldn't be done that way, etc...

Justin Blake replied on April 29, 2009 14:52 to the idea "Improve the design for drag-and-drop on the Product Planning page" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

This is sort of a duplicate of the idea I posted here: http://getsatisfaction.com/atlanticdo...

But this one is better so I will remove mine and vote for this one.

Justin Blake replied on April 29, 2009 14:31 to the problem "I can't get drag and drop of product backlog into sprint to work!" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

I think it might be best to make the sprint itself a drop-point, instead of just the area underneath, and also not require it to be expanded. I'll make this an idea for voting on.

Justin Blake replied on April 29, 2009 13:29 to the question "What wiki markup does the Scrum'd wiki support?" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

I think a combination of markdown or textile for formatting, and FreeLinks for linking to other wiki pages would be best.

Markdown is a bit more user friendly, but textile is more powerful.

Perhaps this should be made into an idea for people to vote on.

Justin Blake started following the idea "Add a GetSatisfaction feedback tab" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions.

Justin Blake reported a problem in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on April 28, 2009 15:45:

Problems displaying "edit sprint" validation errors.

When there are validation errors when editing a sprint, an ajax response is being rendered inline instead of showing the form again.

To duplicate: On the project planning page, create a sprint. Click the edit button next to the sprint. Delete the sprint name. Click Save.

See screenshot here: http://skitch.com/blaix/bpmef/scrum-d

Justin Blake replied on April 26, 2009 02:37 to the problem "Charts doesent load on a Mac OS X" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Hi, the charts should be loading now.

Justin Blake started following the idea "Remove or hide the delete button for user stories assigned to sprints" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions.

Justin Blake replied on April 25, 2009 06:24 to the question "I cannot drag and drop sprint items back onto backlog" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

This was an unfortunate bug that creeped into a recent release. It should be fixed now.

Justin Blake started following the idea "Add a sprint drop-down to the user story form" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions.

Justin Blake shared an idea in Atlantic Dominion Solutions on April 24, 2009 19:12:

Show due date with releases

Release date next to a release name would be nice. Similar to how it is for sprints.

Justin Blake replied on April 24, 2009 05:23 to the problem "Heavy Error with created project" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

This issue has been resolved. When you go back to the site the project links should work properly now. Let us know if you have any other issues.

Justin Blake replied on April 24, 2009 05:22 to the question "viewing a project is broken in firefox on mac" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

Ok, it should work now. Thanks for catching this.

Justin Blake replied on April 24, 2009 02:53 to the question "viewing a project is broken in firefox on mac" in Atlantic Dominion Solutions:

To anyone having this problem:

Please send your login credentials to justin@adsdevshop.com so I can troubleshoot the problem directly.