How do I find out if any of the results my agents have submitted over the years contain information of interest?

Ian

Are you a spy? ;)

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Are you a spy? ;)

I suppose all SAH'ers are spies in our contributory way.

I could not see the answer in the wiki you suggest, and it's not a bad read at all.

Ah sorry, that's my signature.

I was only reacting to your agents comment. But what you are asking for will come eventually. That's why Seti Enhanced was released, it digs in deeper into the results and gets more data out. So eventually the site will get a page showing what's done. Not in the next week or so. At the moment two people are at Arecibo installing the new hardware and software for the multi-beam data recorder, Matt Lebofsky is still on vacation and so there's not many people around to actually work on the site.

And don't look at me, I am only moderating the forums, but am as much a volunteer as you are. ;)

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Ah sorry, that's my signature.

I was only reacting to your agents comment. But what you are asking for will come eventually. That's why Seti Enhanced was released, it digs in deeper into the results and gets more data out. So eventually the site will get a page showing what's done. Not in the next week or so. At the moment two people are at Arecibo installing the new hardware and software for the multi-beam data recorder, Matt Lebofsky is still on vacation and so there's not many people around to actually work on the site.

And don't look at me, I am only moderating the forums, but am as much a volunteer as you are. ;)

I seem to remember back in the SETI Classic days there was a results of significance page, with maybe a filter for a user, but then again I probably imagined the whole thing.
Thanks for replying,
Ian

I've just read the latest science news letter that is linked on the frontpage, that's actually about how Seti@home now have the great system for checking up on your intresting results. Find it bit of a drag it's nowhere to be found a year after the article (Seem to recall it being from 2005). But this hole project could really use some PR, as the most intressting of course would be to know how close we are to actually find "E.T.". Can't we have someone write a more friendly what's going on blog thingi something. atleast we have the news when ever something is happening, but it seems to focus on whether the system is running or not. Never seen a proffesor write a say monthly newsletter/project update acticle here. I really long for it.
Ohh of course I know the there's no promises in this, but some enthusiacm from inside people, would be so great, and it doesn't have to take much.

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http://web.archive.org/web/20001019052149/setiathome.berkeley.edu/found.html

Wayback has a ton of cached pages from... well.. wayback :P

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/

i second the idea of writing a monthly blog. I think it's only fair to the users to get a bit back.

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