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Aug 11, 2009 6:02 PM by
Richard Treadway
Hi
Its good to know that this forum going for upgrade.
1. I think this forum should have close to phpBB/vBulletin features set
2. User should have option to add a restricted size attachment to their reply
3. And the tags like, Level1, Level2, Black Belt, etc .... should not depend upon the no of replies to forum, it should be the points earned by giving suitable answer to queries.
4. Somehow I feel the server response is slow as compared to other sites that I used to browse
5. Should have more really showcase apps, which stands ahead of Flex or other technologies. in other words apps which can be better done by Curl not by other technologies (I'm still looking for such apps 
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Thank you.
Thanks for your input Pradhan. I'll add #1, # 2 and #4 to our list of requested improvements.
I agree that points should be awarded for suitable answers and will make the appropriate change to the point allocation algorithm.
In regards to better demonstration applications that highlight Curl's abilities we plan to release a new demo on June 30th. The application, called eyeDecide, features complex visual analysis of global data from Gapminder.org and demonstrates the value of visualization in the analysis of complex data. eyeDecide provides visual analysis of population, economic, environmental and health indicators to give insight into global trends. With eyeDecide, users will be able to examine the cause and effect of metrics such as income per capita and life expectancy. By offering multiple linked views of different data sets and visualizing the data as it changes over time, eyeDecide enables key causes and effects to be easily spotted. eyeDecide will be a great demonstration of how good visualization can save enterprises time and money and will help show off Curl's features.
We plan to make the source available and we think users will have fun seeing the global trends.
Here is a prereview screen shot.
Exactly...I second your suggestion.
Separating develpers across regions, we only are weakening the dev community 