Hello aawoodchip,
So far, every project has been of 'indefinite' length. The nature of research makes fixed goal posts uncertain. The goal keeps changing. I agree that it would be nice to see a 'progress meter'. Perhaps someday we shall undertake a project with a definite fixed length. Genome Comparison came very close to this and, after it had been running for a while and a definite decision made about just what to do, the GC website had a page showing the percent completed which was updated at frequent intervals. Our other projects have had more frequent changes of goals.

Lawrence

Normally, a FAAH update consists of saying which experiments have been finished (which usually includes adding a previously unannounced experiment) and then listing some upcoming experiments. It isn't really a smoothly progressing progress bar, headed for 100%, which is what I interpreted aawoodchip's suggestion to mean.

Of course, I am likely to be wrong since aawoodchip has been around for quite a while and has seen a few projects come and go.

Lawrence