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Community Bot
Community Bot
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I find the idea of StackCenter quite interesting, however I have a few modifications to suggest.

  1. I would prefer to have one "tab" for each site.
  2. Is content for a site updated automatically ? I don't have a clue about it.
  3. In my question about a sitemy question about a site similar to yours, I mentioned an aggregated reputation graph. Are you thinking about developing one? It seems like there are some charting JavaScript libraries available, but is the historical data available from Stack Overflow?

I find the idea of StackCenter quite interesting, however I have a few modifications to suggest.

  1. I would prefer to have one "tab" for each site.
  2. Is content for a site updated automatically ? I don't have a clue about it.
  3. In my question about a site similar to yours, I mentioned an aggregated reputation graph. Are you thinking about developing one? It seems like there are some charting JavaScript libraries available, but is the historical data available from Stack Overflow?

I find the idea of StackCenter quite interesting, however I have a few modifications to suggest.

  1. I would prefer to have one "tab" for each site.
  2. Is content for a site updated automatically ? I don't have a clue about it.
  3. In my question about a site similar to yours, I mentioned an aggregated reputation graph. Are you thinking about developing one? It seems like there are some charting JavaScript libraries available, but is the historical data available from Stack Overflow?
Copy edited. Used the official name of Stack Overflow -see http://stackoverflow.com/legal/trademark-guidance, "Proper Use of the Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange Name" (the last section).
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edit approved Jun 5, 2012 at 16:28
Peter Mortensen
edit approved Jun 5, 2012 at 16:28
Peter Mortensen
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I find the idea of StackCenter quite interesting, however I have a few modifications to suggest.

  1. I would prefer to have one "tab" for each site.
  2. Is content for a site updated automatically ? I don't have a clue about it.
  3. In my question about a site similar to yours, I mentionnedmentioned an aggregated reputation graph. Are you thinking about developpingdeveloping one  ? itIt seems like there are some charting javascriptJavaScript libraries available, but is the historical data available from StackOverflow Stack Overflow?

I find the idea of StackCenter quite interesting, however I have a few modifications to suggest.

  1. I would prefer to have one "tab" for each site.
  2. Is content for a site updated automatically ? I don't have a clue about it.
  3. In my question about a site similar to yours, I mentionned an aggregated reputation graph. Are you thinking about developping one  ? it seems like there are some charting javascript libraries available, but is the historical data available from StackOverflow ?

I find the idea of StackCenter quite interesting, however I have a few modifications to suggest.

  1. I would prefer to have one "tab" for each site.
  2. Is content for a site updated automatically ? I don't have a clue about it.
  3. In my question about a site similar to yours, I mentioned an aggregated reputation graph. Are you thinking about developing one? It seems like there are some charting JavaScript libraries available, but is the historical data available from Stack Overflow?
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Riduidel
Riduidel
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I find the idea of StackCenter quite interesting, however I have a few modifications to suggest.

  1. I would prefer to have one "tab" for each site.
  2. Is content for a site updated automatically ? I don't have a clue about it.
  3. In my question about a site similar to yours, I mentionned an aggregated reputation graph. Are you thinking about developping one ? it seems like there are some charting javascript libraries available, but is the historical data available from StackOverflow ?