Workplace Confessional (beyond IT)
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Workplace Confessional is a new effort, inspired by Dilbert, WTF, and my office. A spot for the cubicle slave (or anyone else) to earnestly open up his/her/its heart and purge the staining impurities left behind by professional work.
The site's a work in progress, but have a look around, drop in your own confessions or the one-liners from the watercooler.
Because confession is good for the soul. And the workplace isn't.
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Looks good, but I don't see an RSS option anywhere. That's a really nice feature to have.
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It's linked in the headers; most browsers should be able to pick up on it as a part of the website. But a more prominent subscription bit wouldn't be bad, now that you mention it.
/me adds to the to-do list
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This is something like clientcopia
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Although it is something similar to Clientcopia, it's not directed only at clients, but rather everybody. Managers, bosses, coworkers, interns, etc.
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How do you "direct" something at "everybody" ?
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@asuffield said:
@RaspenJho said:
How do you "direct" something at "everybody" ?
Line them up first.
rofl
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heh
And my apologies for bumping an old thread, but I just pushed release 2 of WPC online. The site is now almost entirely anonymous, eliminating the need for a registration process. Stop by and toss in a story or quote if you've nothing better to do. Or even if you do.
Oh, and hey - given that you guys are the type who'd use this kind of thing, I'd love to get feedback.
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The site's pretty.
There's inconsistent interaction between the front page items and the archive items, the archive titles are in a really narrow column (so basically every title is wrapped), and the text is as wide as possible (which easily creates lines far too long for comfortable reading).
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Not entirely sure what you mean by that - is this on the frontpage or the archives?
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On the front page you have a list of titles to the left, and when you click on them, the full thing comes in the right column, and there's a visual connection between the two, with the darker background.
That's good.
The archives don't have this.
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On the front page you have a list of titles to the left, and when you click on them, the full thing comes in the right column, and there's a visual connection between the two, with the darker background.
That's good.
The archives don't have this.
This is a good idea. Possible two separate archives would help in the designing of that, "Confessions" and "Overheard."
