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Net Responsibility is an accountability software for Linux and Mac OS X. It monitors the sites you visit on the internet, and sends e-mail reports to one or more accountability partners that you choose. It is open source and released under the GNU GPL license.
Updates in the forum
Several sites, like SourceForge and Stackoverflow, are using Markdown as the language to format text. The basic concept of Markdown is to be able to write text that's looking good in plain text editors, and easily converted to HTML. Another big advantage is that it's fast to write. More information can be found here: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/basics
Markdown is now used in our forum as well. Don't worry, there are still buttons so you won't have to learn all the syntax to be able to use it. If you're using the Quick Reply box though you need to be aware of this. You may also use some simple HTML, but the old BBCode will not work anymore.
As a positive side effect we also implemented an instant preview feature, which is updated in realtime when you're writing posts.
Search function
Since the documentation, forum, mailing list archive etc. are constantly expanding, the need for a simple way to search through them all is growing as well. We've now created a search function that makes it easier to find what you're looking for. Hope it will become useful.
Documentation for Net Responsibility
In the past a drawback have been the lack of any good documentation available for Net Responsibility. Times are changing, and Dustin have done a great job on this area. Go ahead and take a look at the documentation!
Hopefully the documentation will expand in time while staying up to date. Any help is greatly appreciated! If you're interested, please read this guide.
New website layout
We've released a new layout for the Net Responsibility website. Feel free to browse through it and post feedback in the forum. Here are some of the improvements:
- Nicer formatting of the text.
- Wider window for less scrolling.
- Expandable menu with more links than was able to fit as tabs.
- CSS3, the layout will look better in new browser, without breaking in older. Some ugly hacks have that were needed before are now removed.
