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Sandy asked a question in Pivotal Labs on September 14, 2009 11:22:

Set # of iterations to use for calculating velocity to more than 4?

For my purposes (and I admit I'm not using PT in exactly the way it's intended), I would love to be able to set the number of iterations used for velocity calculation to something larger (ideally much larger) than 4. Ideal for me would be "life of the project"; any chance at all that something like that could be added as an option (with appropriate caveats about how it's not recommended for normal use if it's not for some reason)?

Sandy replied on September 10, 2009 11:27 to the problem "Hover summary not displaying description test on MOST stories." in Pivotal Labs:

Looks like the update overnight fixed this, thanks!!!

A comment on the problem "Hover summary not displaying description test on MOST stories." in Pivotal Labs:

Yay, thanks! – Sandy, on September 03, 2009 22:28

A comment on the problem "Hover summary not displaying description test on MOST stories." in Pivotal Labs:

IE7 (work's not upgraded to 8 yet). Seems to work properly in FF3.5 on another computer. Same problem on IE8 (did note that it's not officially supported). – Sandy, on September 03, 2009 21:34

Sandy reported a problem in Pivotal Labs on September 03, 2009 21:09:

Hover summary not displaying description test on MOST stories.

for some reason, when I hover over the icons on most of my stories the "description" title, the description itself, and the "comments" title don't display. There's space for them, but the space is blank. The comments themselves do display. I have *one* story that actually displays properly, and I can't figure out what the difference is, and why it would work there and nowhere else. Any ideas?

A comment on the idea "Remove "Haven't Seen" for Previously Ranked Movies" in Flickchart:

Unless they've changed something recently (and I don't think they have), clicking "haven't seen" for a movie that you previously ranked does *not* remove it from your rank list. So, it doesn't make any sense to keep the button active if you've already ranked it, since it doesn't do anything but skip ranking it again. (which you can do by reloading the page, if you want to). To un-rank a movie you accidentally ranked previously, go to that movie's page and click the "remove from my list" button. – Sandy, on June 29, 2009 18:32

A comment on the idea "Remove "Haven't Seen" for Previously Ranked Movies" in Flickchart:

From what I've seen, it doesn't care if you click "haven't seen" on something you previously ranked. It certainly doesn't remove it from your list. If anything, having the button greyed out would alert you that you already ranked it, so you could go to that movie's page and manually remove your rankings from it. – Sandy, on June 15, 2009 18:53

Sandy started following the idea "Remove "Haven't Seen" for Previously Ranked Movies" in Flickchart.

Sandy replied on June 06, 2009 13:34 to the idea "User list of "people with rankings most like yours"" in Flickchart:

Ah, OK. Yes, I can see where both could be incorporated into the same group of updates. Didn't realize that was what you meant. Thanks for the clarification! :)

Sandy replied on June 06, 2009 01:18 to the idea "User list of "people with rankings most like yours"" in Flickchart:

I didn't get the sense of "user list sorted by whose tastes match yours the closest" from Jason's suggestion, his sounded more like "how does your list compare to the community as a whole's overall list" - both could be interesting, I guess. :)

Sandy shared an idea in Flickchart on June 05, 2009 15:47:

personalized recommendation list

List of recommendations based on "others who like the same movies you do also liked these you haven't seen"

Sandy shared an idea in Flickchart on June 05, 2009 15:45:

User list of "people with rankings most like yours"

User list of "people with rankings most like yours" - easy way to find friends based on similar movie tastes.