A small note/improvement request: Just as I asked last time for MIRI’s donation bar (and that one was fixed), it’s a minor annoyance for me when the donation bar doesn’t indicate when it was last updated—if I e.g. look at it on January 4 and again on January 7, and it hasn’t moved, I’d like to know whether it hasn’t moved because it simply hasn’t been updated the last few days, or because people haven’t been donating the last few days.
Please try to have this minor fix implemented, at least in time for the next donation drive. Many thanks in advance. (As I’ve already mentioned in another thread, I have donated $1000 to CFAR’s current donation drive.)
Since we don’t have any programmers on staff at the moment, we went with the less-than-ideal solution of a manual thermometer, which we update about once a day—but it certainly would be better to have it happen automatically.
For now, I’ve gone with the kluge-y solution of an “Updated January XXth” note directly above the menu bar. Thanks for the comment.
A small note/improvement request: Just as I asked last time for MIRI’s donation bar (and that one was fixed), it’s a minor annoyance for me when the donation bar doesn’t indicate when it was last updated—if I e.g. look at it on January 4 and again on January 7, and it hasn’t moved, I’d like to know whether it hasn’t moved because it simply hasn’t been updated the last few days, or because people haven’t been donating the last few days.
Please try to have this minor fix implemented, at least in time for the next donation drive. Many thanks in advance. (As I’ve already mentioned in another thread, I have donated $1000 to CFAR’s current donation drive.)
Yes, that makes a lot of sense!
Since we don’t have any programmers on staff at the moment, we went with the less-than-ideal solution of a manual thermometer, which we update about once a day—but it certainly would be better to have it happen automatically.
For now, I’ve gone with the kluge-y solution of an “Updated January XXth” note directly above the menu bar. Thanks for the comment.
Seconded