+1, Please bring it back! On Friday, March 2, 2012 6:22:34 AM UTC-8, Rene wrote: > > > What should we add? I think everything has been said but it might be > required to summarize it a little bit. > > * The updates page was removed from all projects including the > activity meter. > > * Many people complained about that within a few hours. > > * Nobody understood the reason why the page has been removed. > > * The issue has been starred by more than 300 people which puts it > into the top 5 issues (within 3 days). > > * The use case is also very clear: There are many users who want to > see if a project is active or not so that they do not download > software that is badly supported later. And there are many users who > want to see at a single glance what happened in the project to react > to comments etc. > > * A few work arounds have been suggested but none can fully replace > the updates page. > > > In my opinion, everything has been said. I am now waiting to get some > new information from your side (you = Google). If there is anything > that you (Google) want to know, just ask. Otherwise I think it is time > for some well-founded explanations or even better a decision to bring > the old updates page back or a new one. > > Best regards! > > > René
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