Good idea! Thanks, John!

Hi, Stephen! 

Thanks for the reminding about this useful links!

I would also give one more reminder on DC Analytics where e.g. you can look on the most voted posts in a given period filtered by group, tag or member. E.g. this page of 2017 postings.

Hi, Robert! Nice topic.

Often if OP stops asking and commenting that means that problem is solved ;)

Votes can indicate the value and usually mean the post is helpful/unhelpful.

Answering on your comment: we have the Accepted answer option. But the answer can be accepted and the problem either SOLVED or FAILED. We can introduce SOLVED, FAILED and OBSOLETE tags for the questions which would be available for the OP. 

Hi, Robert! 

This is special Atelier in Spanish playlist with videos recorded by [@David Reche]. There are English subs in the video. 

Anyway, there is standalone Atelier playlist in English.

If you would like to share videos in German we would introduce it as well.

That's nice, Robert! Thanks! 

The question was answered by this Eduard's comment.

The question is answered by this comment by [@David Reche] .

BTW, when you download Atelier installer first time on a clean machine (Mac OS 10.12.6) and run it tells that it needs java and JRE 6.0 to make Atelier work. Which is not true obviously. Can it be fixed?

Thank you, John! You helped a lot! ) DC would work better (from Google point of view :).

We have browser notifications on the new postings. Would it solve the issue for you?

I'll figure out with developers why we keep this link.

Hi, John!

Yes, it is done on purpose. We are working on better SEO for DC and this is part of the work. It is called by google as circular link - the link on the page which directs on itself. Google "doesn't like it". 

I got used to clicking on it too. So it is still clickable on other than home page, but doesn't work on home page.

Reload can work? Ctrl+R on Chrome?

I've just introduced new tag Indexing to tag this and other related questions and articles. Thanks Uri for the interesting question.

Hi, Robert! Thank you for promoting the German Symposium! Let's meet!)