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Yeah, I might be late to the party here, but... I signed up for penflip two and a half hours ago and have received eight emails from you guys since then. This
by brm 13y ago
Yeah, I might be late to the party here, but... I signed up for penflip two and a half hours ago and have received eight emails from you guys since then. This is not cool. I don't care if they're notifications. Auto-on is a terrible default from a user experience stand point in this case.
Edit: Also, I can't easily find where to turn them on or off, and if its available I'm having difficulty figuring out how to delete my account.
Edit 2: Done being blinded email rage, I located the notifications control panel which is relatively obvious (so facepalm for me there), however, having searched the site it does not appear as easy to delete my account altogether.
- guynamedloren 13y agoHey there, sorry about this. I'm the guy building Penflip. It's still in alpha and was not ready to be shared with a larger audience. The email notifications for discussions were helpful for the smaller alpha group that I was/am currently testing with.
- guynamedloren 13y agoJust a quick update - I've disabled all email notifications from the alpha project (the source of these notifications). No more emails should be sent out. Again, very sorry about that. Rough day.
- baby 13y agoquick reply to feedback, that's what we appreciate, thank you for this! Just my 2 cents: * Why can't I use "," in my project name? My book is titled "Je sais ce que je fais, du moins je pense" but I had to replace the , by a . * Fiction? My book is not really a fiction book, more of an autobiography. * Edit to add/create files? I know you want to make it like git/svn but this is counter-intuitive (or maybe I missed something here?) also. I might not be the best writer, but this is how I work : I have one folder for each big "chapters" that has several chapter_x.txt. And each chapter has a chapter_x_notes.txt with notes about the chapter I'm writing. I wrote a small javascript/php client that reads my txt and display them like Emacs/Sublime Text 2 buffers and display my work on the left and the appropriate notes on the right. Because I really think that it's important to have a guideline at all moment when you're writing something. For example : + china - chapter 1 - first steps.txt - chapter 1 - notes.txt - chapter 2 - first meal.txt - chapter 2 - notes.txt + france - chapter 3 - paris.txt - chapter 3 - notes.txt etc... * my connection crashed during a save, when I got my connection back the save wouldn't finish. I guess there is a timeout but then it should cancel the save and let me continue it when the connection comes back. I hope I make sense. * for something as important as a book, I'm really scared doing that on an external website. I normally write on ST3 locally + dropbox for backup. I know I can download the thing on .epub,.pdf,.html etc... but I want to be able to download it in a way I can import it back to your application in case something goes wrong or I want to clone the project. * I can't delete a file I'm currently editing * When a filename is too long the bin icon when you hover it in the list of files on the left is overlaping with the name * in my resolution, which is quite small, it doesn't scale very well, especially when I display the file tree on the left. * Really need folders on this file tree. * When editing a project, the only way to go back to its index page is to click on its name in the file tree. Not very clear. A breadcrumbs system would be nicer to tell you at least what project you're editing. * Also I know this might be too much and too much of a fancy feature, but importing a folder (like the example three I gave you) would be very nice. I have to copy/paste all my .txt now