There is no way, without using something like someone earlier suggested, a quizzing hack, to determine who is and who is not experienced enough...

Honestly - With the new hack database, perhaps we can sort out some more notified warning than the "Is in Beta Stage" line and checkbox in the first post :)

Chris

It also depends why you call it a beta. Is it because you don't know if your code is buggy, or because you want input in the functionality or the user interface.

As anoying as it can be it - the problem sounds more like one surrounding just being respectful enough and understanding enough to read what the author has written in their first post and the subsequent pages.

I mean, where do you draw the line? Quiz them on the contents of the readme?




....hmmmm. Damn thats a mighty fine idea! :devious:

Get to it as soon as your slap hack :)

I have to apologize to all, my wife has suddenly decided to take over development of the Slap Hack. I just learned this when she tested the RC out on me :)

The only problem atm is that it's not very obvious that a hack is beta, just one little tick box that anyone can miss ......

:laugh: heck my wife is on version 23.6. I'm beginning to think its open source :nervous:

Your wife is open source? Wow you must be a frustrated guy. Now i understand why you spend all day behind your keyboard coding. :D :D

Damn, I let the cat out of the bag. Now ill never get her sold! :o

(erm. Thank god she doesnt read this site. She would try out version 24 on me)

Maybe i could trade you yours for mine. :D

I dont think the license covers trade ins :)

Plus - any other wife would unleash her slap hack on me a lot more than Mrs. Geek does with the amount of time I spend looking at variables - those types of partners are just too far and few :)