Right now (noon, Friday, 14 December) all 10 items in the Recent Comments are related to one forum, all within the last hour. I think this is the first time I have seen this. While a number of these comments are my own, I think this points out a problem others have made in the past. During active times, many comments get cycled out of Recent Comments before they are seen by regular readers. I would like to see this list given more space. Could it be expanded to keep all comments made in the past 6 hours (or the last 10 comments during slow periods). Maybe Active Forum Topics could be expanded a little, too. It would also be helpful to know how many posts are in a particular discussion and when the last comment was made. This information is available in other parts of MaplePrimes, can it be presented in a more concise form on the main page?

I have a very long Equation and I need to simplifying it, I don't know how to use Maple is it possible one helps me how to do it? or simplifying it for me. Can Maple do it and how it will looks like?? my equation is d/h = ((((T / SK) + (T * -0.390527)) / (((T + -0.421559) * (SK + (SK + ((SK / (SK + (((T * -0.39954) + (SK + (T / SK))) + SK))) + SK)))) / T)) * -0.376824) If one can help to restructure it and give a simple one from two parts only, it will be so nice

Should we have a mark to indicate Maplesoft employees? Maybe a special colour of leaf or something. I'm not sure if this is needed or even a good idea, I'm just asking the question.

The Maple 10 Help on Embedded Component provides examples for all components that I have found to be easy to follow and understand except for the example relating to the Text Area component. With this example, one should be able to perform the action of retrieving an expression entered in a text area and displaying this expression as 2-D Math in a math container upon selecting Enter. The instruction to perform this action is to enter the following in the Action When Contents Change field of the Text Area. This instruction is: SetProperty 'MathContainer0', 'value',parse(GetProperty('TextArea0', 'value')));

I have realized that Firefox (v 2.0.0.11, Win XP) is not showing here the "Recent blog posts" column on the right, while it does appear in eg Opera 9.24, Internet Explorer 6.0 or Elinks 0.11.3. I am not sure at what version of Firefox this problem began. Anyone else has observed this effect?

Yesterday evening I decided that I would like to make a list of links to the posts of mine which I consider most valuable. Today, however, I have realized that this is no easy task because the closest I can get to these posts is the "my recent posts" where only links to complete threads can be found. Therefore, would it be possible to get a list of ones own posts, each post with a pointer to its appropiate place in some thread? I guess that it boils down to some appropiate database query.

Hmmm. How did eTwqgQegPG manage to accumulate 246 points in less than 2 days? Without posting anything?

For a long thread it is often a bit difficult to locate the new posts referred to in the Replies column of recent posts, especially if the thread has laid dormant for some period of time over which its detailed history has been forgotten. Therefore, could new posts be highlighted in some way to make them stand out?

I have been unable to send a MaplePrimes post by e-mail. I click the e-mail link, enter an e-mail address (my own, for testing), confirm that there is a link to be sent, enter something in the message body, and press Send Message. A message arrives in my inbox, but it does not contain the post I was trying to send. Here is the text version of the body of the e-mail message I received from MaplePrimes: I have confirmed that this is repeatable (at least twice in the past day).

Can anyone remove blog entries that they have created ? If that option is available, can someone show me how to do this?

It is easy to not notice that there is new mail in my inbox. How about a more prominent notice, when the inbox is non-empty?—e.g. something like the boxed notice that appears at the top when I earn new points?

Why is it not possible to edit the root-post of a thread before anyone has replied to it? I ask, of course, because sometimes, despite proofreading, I overlook typos or bad grammar (being Danish, the latter is quite often a bit difficult to avoid), or because I simply want to add additional material that comes to mind after having posted.

In the column "Replies" of "all recent posts" it is indicated whether there have been submitted new posts to the topic since the last login/visit. Could such a thing be implemented also for the "my recent posts"? If affirmative, I think it would make it easier not to overlook any post which needed ones attention.

Yesterday I was astonished to discover that the information in the fields "About Me" and "Contact and Profile Information" had vanished, or, more precisely, had been rolled back to some older version. Naturally, since then I've tried to remedy that by reentering the newest version (remembering, of course, to click the submit button), but to no avail, or, more precisely: it works fine as long as I do not log out; after logging in again the information have gone to the 'eternal cyberspace fields of lost bits and bytes'. Have anyone else experienced the same odd behaviour? I should say that I have also tried to hit the refresh button (F5) of my browser, and tried erasing all temporary- and offline files, but also to no avail.

Hi guys, when browsing very long discussion threads, it would be nice to have a button or link that quickly moves to the top of the page. Currently I have to use the vertical scroll bar or mouse wheel. Sorry if this has been suggested before (I didn't follow this forum closely). Thank you!