More projects won't increase stability, active ARP and OPN usually decreased the stability of the servers. Projects having just one active application are not that uncommon, so it isn't a real issue IMHO as long as there's a steady supply with work.

There are actually four (4) active projects on WCG, but for ARP1 and SCC, they are waiting to actually get work from the actual science projects. MCM1, and to some degree OPN1/OPNG have been distributing work, but then yet another feeder problem showed up in time for the weekend and still has to be fixed.

With such things happening repeatedly, it would not be wise to start anything new. First and foremost, the current system has to work reliably for any extended period of time...
A lot already did. As Snurk in a different threat showed in a graphic, we barely process half of what has been before the shutdown a year ago...

Ralf

I havn't received any new work since February. Any idea what's going on this time?

Semi-yearly bump. still no news of the promised new projects?

MCM is absolutely impeded. The feeder runs out of tasks on a regular basis.

Research labs can't stand still for years with nothing to show for it.
I think it's safe to assume the promised Parkinson's project is cancelled.

Admin rarely communicates other than to say they're trying their best and think they've solved the feeder problems this time, but hasn't accepted any offers of outside help nor have they solicited technical support from experienced members of the community. As far as we know, they're not in communication with the other biomedical BOINC teams. The Baker Lab runs Rosetta@home without major issues, perhaps they'd be able to diagnose these feeder issues.