@mayel ​oh, thank you - should I just pester you guys right on github?

I have an account though haven't had much cause to use it other than just reading along. BUT ... my last IT role was "global support" which was a lot of bug hunting and filing issues and service and feature requests. If I can be useful I can figure github out a bit better, I'm sure.

@mayel ​oh, thank you - should I just pester you guys right on github?

I have an account though haven't had much cause to use it other than just reading along. BUT ... my last IT role was "global support" which was a lot of bug hunting and filing issues and service and feature requests. If I can be useful I can figure github out a bit better, I'm sure.

@johannab Thanks for pointing out! It is indeed a bug, tracking it here: https://github.com/bonfire-networks/bonfire-app/issues/1601​

Here's another UI oddity I just tripped over: While exploring settings, I was in Advanced and found Federation Status. Is this intended for a normal "User" to see?

I'm attaching two screenshots. One shows presumably the results of my activity federating (3 issues Need Attention). When I clicked on "Refresh" though, i got the second screenshot, with THOUSANDS of issues that need attention. Possibly a very confusing thing for a normal user to see?

Wello horld

Here's another UI oddity I just tripped over: While exploring settings, I was in Advanced and found Federation Status. Is this intended for a normal "User" to see?

I'm attaching two screenshots. One shows presumably the results of my activity federating (3 issues Need Attention). When I clicked on "Refresh" though, i got the second screenshot, with THOUSANDS of issues that need attention. Possibly a very confusing thing for a normal user to see?

Wello horld

So, here's my defense plan for Canada. Basic philosophy: it is unsafe to wait for an attack.

1. Get public confirmation from NATO that Article 5 applies even if the aggressor is also a NATO member.
2. Send an ultimatum to Washington demanding a public acknowledgement of Canadian sovereignty by the President and confirmation of non-aggression.
3. In the absence of that acknowledgement, sever diplomatic ties, close the borders, and embargo trade. Blow bridges, tear up roads and rail lines.