can't tell which have already been evaluated/commented on

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Mentors cannot tell which applications they've commented on and/or evaluated 
already.  With 
several mentors evaluating simultaneously and some requesting mentorship or 
changing the 
evaluation ratings, the sortings are constantly changing.  Mentors are having 
to resort to keeping a 
list on paper of what they've already reviewed.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by brl...@gmail.com on 27 Mar 2007 at 5:34

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What would help would be some way to sort on last comment, last evaluation, 
and/or an indication of whether a 
given mentor has evaluated (and a means to sort on that flag).

Original comment by brl...@gmail.com on 27 Mar 2007 at 5:35

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Thanks for the feature request.

Original comment by LHospo@gmail.com on 28 Mar 2007 at 2:36

• Added labels: Milestone-2008, Priority-Low
• Removed labels: Priority-Medium

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Additional relevant comments made in Issue #121 that relate to this request.  
Namely having a visual marker in 
the list for changed items or having e-mail notification to assigned mentors 
and/or admins when changes are 
made.

Given a choice, I'd prioritize having the sorting options mentioned in this 
comment followed by e-mail 
notification, then update markers.

Original comment by brl...@gmail.com on 21 Mar 2008 at 4:53

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Please bump the priority up on this URGENTLY. With 59 applications to review I 
don't
know which ones I have and have not reviewed. With applicants using similar 
titles,
and applicants sometimes making multiple applications, there is no easy unique 
ID for
me to track which I have reviewed. Please provide a means to highlight which
applications I have evaluated - e.g. next to the combined score, place my score 
in
brackets, as well as a page icon if I have made a public and/or evaluation 
comment.

Original comment by redigu...@gmail.com on 10 Apr 2008 at 3:46

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rediguana, Alas it has already been announced that there won't likely be any 
web app modifications this year as 
their (sole) web developer is out on extended leave due to an accident.  For my 
projects, we've resorted to 
keeping track of our ranking efforts through a different web interface then 
just populating the web app with our 
results.  As for your score, it is already tallied at the very bottom of the 
page.

Next year there are rumblings and work started towards implementing an entirely 
different open source web 
application framework for GSoC using Google's recently announced Google App 
framework.  So things may be 
very different.

Original comment by brl...@gmail.com on 10 Apr 2008 at 4:25