I generally like the new design. One previous feature that is missing (at least I can't find it) is the active developers over the last year statistics. It seems to have been replaced by the more detailed contributor page, but I miss the one liner.

The Jahia project (http://www.ohloh.net/projects/3649?p=Jahia) contains many enlistments. At the moment I am interested in the code analysis for only a portion of the project, Specifically the jforum ... [More] branch, http://svn.jahia.org/svn/jforum_JSR168/trunk. Ultimately what I would like to be able to do is a side-by-side comparison of that code with the original JForum before it forked. http://www.ohloh.net/projects/6381 Any thoughts? [Less]

mokhov is right in that it is a rapid way to add to your own stack. I just realized that most of the data that I would like added to 'my stack' page are also visible on the 'ohloh badge' - except for ... [More] the last update date. I can put together a web page that just contains a list of badges - that I would have to maintain - ug. I might do that unless you will be adding the data to 'my account' shortly. Btw, I personally would also like to see a shorter description or no description for each project when looking at my own page. - or make it an option on every account page - or make it hover text. [Less]

figuring out the related items is fairly easy - yo don't have to have a semantic understanding of the projects, just an understanding of the connections. The opposite is more difficult. You could ... [More] certainly identify projects that are 'far away' - or weakly connected. But I wouldn't be surprised to find that technical alternatives are strongly connected. Hibernate and iBatis are such an example - I have an interest in them both. As I said in another post, the primary appeal to me of the stacks concept is to build my dashboard of 'projects of interest' and then to monitor them from one place - but we need more data for that. [Less]

The 'undo' button is now showing up. Thanks. However, the analysis that I created has now run (3496) and it shows significantly different results than 530. There is only 20 days apart in the analysis. ... [More] They both seem to be from the same repository. So I don't if I should delete mine or not. Would it be reasonable to inform the user of a duplicate enlistment? Or prevent it? [Less]