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Jaya,? I'm just trying to catch up with the trajectory of this situation.? I'm up to speed about the roll out, thanks to everyone's posts. There are some things that I don't understand b/c I know

Diane, They are monitoring how many use the old vs new and I've gone back to the old despite having only dislike for the new because there are so many people having issues with the new. I feel it is

The issues people had were not minor, if you believe them. I believe there were some who had serious issues and many people who had eyestrain. The issues were severe migraines and potentially seizures

I'm planning to make it tomorrow!? (Should have enough blueberries by then!)Diane On Fri, Jul 31, 2020 at 7:12 PM, Connie@...<connie@...> wrote: I was just thinking about making that

I was just thinking about making that blueberry cobbler! Connie

? Good Lord I honestly don’t see Ravelry lasting much longer—unless it’s sold. Connie

Alas I think all of what Melisande said is true - as we keep saying at work, it’s a “yes, and” situation. Which makes it even harder to fix. On a happier note, Therese, I just made your mom’s

As far as I can tell from my sporadic wading into the fray, the new site design violated a lot of accessibility guidelines that are pretty well accepted for web design, including some that things that

Amy’s synopsis sounds about right from my arm chair. Ravelry definitely did not do the redesign with accessibility as a key priority. My work just went through a big web project and we need to

I was curious, too, so thanks from me, too.? I thought it might be something like that.? I initially didn't like the "new" Rav, but with the tweaks they've made, it's growing on me.? Sounds like

Thanks Amy, that helps. Yes, I read Jess's letter, that's why I asked. Haven't seen Rosemary's posts on IG, I'll go look...I guess. Surely people had problems with the old design as well? I have no

The redesign - which, as I recall, none of us really cared for - has caused issues for some users - reports are of seizures, migraines, eye strain. Cassidy did not respond in a way that in inspired

Is any of you following this latest Ravelry mess closely? So that you can explain it to me in a sentence or two?? Just wondering. --Therese Thérèse Shere Freelance indexing & digital information

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So thankful we found a good guy this year. We have a challenging property to mow. 45° hillside for our front yard. He’s willing to do whatever we want. Did all of our landscape cleanup and

We haven’t quite reached that point. Usually we get one cut in august, then back to two in September. Ann McManus in PA

Don't even bother dragging the body ... especially in this heat! As an independent contractor, it really doesn't matter where he hits the ground ... erica the Lazy Realist

We told our guy not to come every week when it is so hot and dry. The grass needs to be longer to not burn up. He now comes every other week. But yes. Our guy also comes late morning in the heat.

So, it's probably being recorded as the hottest day so far in 2020. Our lawn guy (who is close to our age) showed up at 11 this morning. Okay, nothing out of the ordinary. Depending on weather we

A wealth of books flowing from the Monger Literary Well. Thank you so much for all of the input and recommendations. Mary.