Unfortunately, this popular project (more than 10,000 hits) has now become useless, because the project presentation relied on a non-AAC link.
I believe that the AAC policy requiring any project to be completely presented within the four walls of AAC needs to be emphasized and followed without exception.
John
I believe that the AAC policy requiring any project to be completely presented within the four walls of AAC needs to be emphasized and followed without exception.
I know we cannot fix spilled milk, but I sense a somewhat loose adherence to that policy, which will have the predictable result seen with that popular thread. If a poster cannot for whatever reason meet that requirement, then the project would better be presented as a regular thread in one of the other sub-forums, e.g, The Projects Forum.6. In the interests of manageability and security, project files/code/schematics must be locally stored. Links may be used to provide supplementary information, however they must not provide the substance of the project.
John