Hard to say if there is still any relevant information in these 18 pages of conversation.

Is this still relevant? (If not I propose to close)

anyone?

let's vote for a 'cat on our shoulder' - documentary form factor!
discussion about upright beta usage

according to:

• Indicate how you use/intend to use the Beta
• Make suggestions for future capabilities you'd like to see.

Good to see progress and a downgrading of the shaver potential!

Also: a detailed update on the Gamma (at some point) would be appreciated. I heard Sebastian on Ogy's podcast say that the timeline for delivery is quite strict due to the European funding - so it would be good to find out what the development roadmap for it is. I'd also be really interested to find out who your development partners are and what aspects of the development they are assisting you with.

One more thing: am I right in thinking the Beta will have no LCD, status lights or buttons on it? If so how is it switched on and off? Is simply a question of pulling the power cable or removing the battery (is this likely to damage the unit at all?).

One other thought: It would be good to get an update on the expected cost of the Beta to backers - some of us need to start saving now to afford it!

Thanks Herbert,

@colinelves at the moment, number 0 (getting a still image from the sensor) is what we focus on :)

We plan to do a video update to post to crowd funding backers exactly for this purpose soon.

I'd like to see, in the future:

Personally speaking:

Is there a way to check the entire page recursively for missing alt tags?

It should make sense for blind people.

reviewed, corrected and posted to indiegogo updates tab to notify all backers.

Just add it to the campaign site.

To notify backers and the general public lets also copy paste the new question/answers into a frontpage article that we can publish on social media and the indiegogo update page.

I separated general and crowdfunding faq in two sections. Feel free to enhance it

I asked david jordan to review the text so it got much better already.

This is definitely a novice task, as long as the "novice" is a native speaker :-)

The idea, still to be tested, is to tag some tasks with the novice project, so people find "low hanging fruit" tasks they can work on and not get discouraged because it's too complex.

done

I'd create only one tag just to get people up to speed, the rest they will figure it out themselves (like we do already). At least novice (or beginner) is used on others projects, seems a common practice (on Drupal for example)

"beginner", "intermediate", "difficult" ?

Welcome to the Novice project