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Jon Hicks 2006-04-26 11:56 AM

'Under Construction?'
 
"there is now an Under Construction banner on the toolbar and a 15 day expiration period. We want to make sure everyone is running the current sneaky peek version and know that they're running something that is not an official release"

There goes using the sneaky peeks for day to day usage :(

Surely if people have gone to the extent of registering on the forum and downloading a sneaky peek, they KNOW that they are running a beta without some stripey banner.

Shame, these were stable, extremely usable builds.

Rachael 2006-04-26 01:11 PM

The Under Construction banner, which is actually just on the title bar, is actually pretty subtle... I'm surprised to hear you say that it would inhibit day to day use. Is there any particular reason that would stop you from using the Sneaky Peek?

Jon Hicks 2006-04-26 01:23 PM

It is sort of subtle, but not enough. I do find it irritating. I just don't want that thing pulling my eye away from a site, which it does at the moment.

It's as much the fact that it doesn't seem necessary to me. However, I'm aware that I'm not the one that has to answer support emails about sneaky peek releases!

danlurie 2006-04-26 01:53 PM

Ugh, I have to second Jon on this one. What's up with the 15 day limit? If we have a valid license, shouldn't we be able to use what we paid for? Only thing I can think of is that this is close to RC status, and that OG expects to have another SP out really soon.

troyb 2006-04-26 01:55 PM

We will make sure you have a release available that isn't expired, this is just to ensure that you're running the latest build available.

afb 2006-04-26 02:20 PM

I was a bit wary of what 'under construction' meant, but when I (giddily) loaded up the sneaky peek I was quite pleased seeing the subtle stripes. Then again, I can see how someone in a business environment, for example, might not want them.

Jon Hicks 2006-04-26 02:43 PM

I think it might be because it reminds me of 90's websites that had the yellow & black stripes with an animated construction worker sign!

afb 2006-04-26 03:19 PM

1 Attachment(s)
Thank goodness good taste prevailed.

Edit: and I can't get the image to display inline.

2: At least what I thought was good taste.

Forrest 2006-04-26 05:37 PM

*gags*

Okay, now I see what you guys are upset about.

[IMG]http://home.comcast.net/~filehost/og/underconstruction.jpg[/IMG]

afb 2006-04-26 05:45 PM

Just to clarify, what I posted (the bottom one) is a Photoshopped; just a joke.


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