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I was wondering, too.

[martyna]

I have a couple of books and similar here... (but am not in Japan).

Also, is it okay to have a delay set for creative works? (As an example, I have exams coming up => "will work on this after xx/o3/2011" is ok?)

Re: I was wondering, too.

[azuire]

By all means, just let your bidders know that you have a different time schedule :)

CHeers!

Re: I was wondering, too.

[martyna]

Thank you for your reply!

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LukeW August 22nd, 20114:15 pm@Meketrefe go to Facebook. Type someone's name in the serach box at the top of the screen. That's illegal in a good number of countries?@Mike your strike 2 & 3 are valid development points and should be in place. I agreeStrike 1, I disagree is any different than a site with serach that includes user names. Most sites even have APIs for looking up user names. (also see my comment above. nice & AJAXified on facebook as well). @ Craig, three comments from Twitter discussion on this topic that are applicable to your points: in security-related UI, perceptions (and misperceptions) matter even more than in regular UI. lots of fear & misinfo out there. -@jreffell to be fair security UI concerns are valid because the user perceives them, not because the designer's logic refutes them. -@jaysondb I'd say that many designs have created artificial/wrong security perceptions. See password field and keylogging. -@lukew i agree with you both! also see: password rules that make you work hard but don't really add security -@jreffell@zeldman fair point on people using text-expander utilities that's a consideration worth looking into. Also password managers like 1password don't do very well with anything but a standard login box (3rd party sign, serach UI (like Bagcheck, Google email login, etc.)