I imported all Boinc wide registered teams. Now we should have more than 600 additional testers.

Well done!

I have testers on my team, but they need invite codes.

The project will be completely open to public soon. This includes the removal of the need for an invitation code.

No testers for you then! ;-)

For some reason, I can't post to the message boards, even though I'm logged into the project's BOINC site.

The Message board preferences don't seem to work either when updated on the My Account page.

We do not use the Boinc message board. We are using phpBB which requires a own registration and login. So go to http://www.rechenkraft.net/phpBB/index.php.
yoyo

No, thanks.

Why can't you use an integrated message board?

I can, but I don't want.
There are couple of reasons to use a different board:
- Already existing moderators there help a lot.
- If the boinc server is down, than the board still works.
yoyo

And just as many good reasons to use the integrated forum, not the least of which it doesn't require a second registration on a foreign forum.

I guess this is just a rechenkraft-whatever private party.

Why is it that team has so many members, and the other teams can only have one?

The project is a Rechenkraft.net project. Therefore lot of rechenkraft.net members were available as alpha and beta testers. Thats the only reason.
It is not a private hidden project. It will go public in future. But currently we have to work on the backend side. Therefore we do not have much workunits currently.
yoyo

Just another way to scam credits for your own team, like you did when stealing the user and team points in your dNET fiasco.

I didn't steal any credit from any user to the Rechenkraft.net team!

And there are a couple of projects which have invitation codes at the beginning for test and where users/computers belonging to the institute of the project are running test.

Your blaming is not fair!

There is no need to join my projects, if you don't like me ;)

yoyo

PS: Closed the thread.