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  1. In the interest of full disclosure, I have enabled Google Analytics on the site.

    Saturday, 12-May-12 13:11:29 UTC from web
    1. @ceruleanspark I saw that :P

      Saturday, 12-May-12 13:11:53 UTC from web
      1. @derpyshy You saw me screw it up a bunch of times. It's actually working now.

        Saturday, 12-May-12 13:12:21 UTC from web
    2. @ceruleanspark ok. so, what does it actually do? #

      Saturday, 12-May-12 13:12:52 UTC from web
      1. @derpyshy I'm just trying to see how people use the site, so as to avoid making changes that dole everything up for everypony.

        Saturday, 12-May-12 13:14:11 UTC from web
        1. @ceruleanspark Ok. *compliment* :D

          Saturday, 12-May-12 13:15:06 UTC from web
    3. @greydragon412 Do people mostly watch the public timeline, or sit in their replies. How often do people actually scroll back into the history of the main timeline? Do people actually ever look at the rules page? How far back into popular do people actually check?

      Saturday, 12-May-12 13:18:40 UTC from web
    4. @greydragon412 It's like little things like the way that adding the transition javascript broke middle-clicking to open personal alongside public. I had no idea people did that?

      Saturday, 12-May-12 13:19:37 UTC from web
      1. @ceruleanspark Actually, the significant part is that it broke Ctrl-click, but _not_ middle-click. I have some ideas on why that might be, but I need to get around to testing them.

        Saturday, 12-May-12 13:24:10 UTC from MuSTArDroid
        1. @bitshift I can just send you the JS I used y'know. Y'all don't need to guess.

          Saturday, 12-May-12 13:24:46 UTC from web
          1. @ceruleanspark I mean testing to confirm that what I think might fix it, actually fixes it. Unminified (and/or unobfuscated) JS would be very convenient, though.

            Saturday, 12-May-12 13:27:36 UTC from MuSTArDroid
            1. @bitshift $(document).ready(function() { $("dd ul.nav a").click(function(event){ event.preventDefault(); linkLocation = this.href; $("#").fadeOut(250, redirectPage); }); function redirectPage() { window.location = linkLocation; } });

              Saturday, 12-May-12 13:29:18 UTC from web
              1. @ceruleanspark After some investigation and testing, this modification seems to work for me: http://dpaste.com/747103/ (adapted back from the changes I made to fit my test page, but I was very careful not to leave it invalid in the process, so it should be fine.)

                Saturday, 12-May-12 14:07:03 UTC from web
      2. @ceruleanspark Oh, wait, was it already fixed? It's not how I use RDN, so I hadn't noticed. :/

        Saturday, 12-May-12 13:25:35 UTC from MuSTArDroid
        1. @bitshift If it is, it is entirely by coincidence.

          Saturday, 12-May-12 13:26:07 UTC from web
          1. @ceruleanspark Well, I'm not yet on an actual computer, and something @greydragon412 said sounded like it might have been. Probably I'm just confusing myself.

            Saturday, 12-May-12 13:29:21 UTC from MuSTArDroid
    5. @greydragon412 No, in two tabs. Apparently people would keep their replies open in a separate tab as well as watch public live. I sort-of-broke that, and that lead to some whining

      Saturday, 12-May-12 13:21:25 UTC from web