Date	Author	Comment
2024-03-03	Ke*****	Works OK. A lot depends on what each event designer does.
Works OK. A lot depends on what each event designer does.
2023-07-23	Sa*****	Couldn't search by talk title. Searching by name was a bit wonky. Couldn't search by key note speaker. Sometimes things disappeared from personal calandar. Cost the conference organisers something like $15k.
Couldn't search by talk title. Searching by name was a bit wonky. Couldn't search by key note speaker. Sometimes things disappeared from personal calandar. Cost the conference organisers something like $15k.
2022-08-28	Da*****	App won't install...process to attempt install is extremely convoluted...frustrating
App won't install...process to attempt install is extremely convoluted...frustrating
2020-09-07	Su*****	Waste app don't download it
Waste app don't download it
2018-06-29	A *****	Needs: -Filter papers by presentation time (should be able to see everything happening at a certain time) -Filter papers by topic -Authors visible in overview -Associate user profiles with author names (users should be able to click on an author name and if that person is a registered user, go to their profile) -Notepad is a good idea, but clicking on the notepad while on a given presentation page should pull up a note specific to that presentation rather than the same note -Attachments (eg. Word documents for long colloquia, available on the web version of the schedule) should be made available on the app -Star ratings are useless if they're public since academics are too bound by politeness norms to leave Yelp-style anonymous star-ratings -If you write a new note, forget to hit save, and hit "back", the app fails to save the note without warning you that your work is about to be erased. BAD DEVS!
Needs: -Filter papers by presentation time (should be able to see everything happening at a certain time) -Filter papers by topic -Authors visible in overview -Associate user profiles with author names (users should be able to click on an author name and if that person is a registered user, go to their profile) -Notepad is a good idea, but clicking on the notepad while on a given presentation page should pull up a note specific to that presentation rather than the same note -Attachments (eg. Word documents for long colloquia, available on the web version of the schedule) should be made available on the app -Star ratings are useless if they're public since academics are too bound by politeness norms to leave Yelp-style anonymous star-ratings -If you write a new note, forget to hit save, and hit "back", the app fails to save the note without warning you that your work is about to be erased. BAD DEVS!

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