<p>Yeah, I defs agree with galoisien here. The UVA COD and ISIS have terrible user interfaces.</p>
<p>ISIS is being replaced, probably next spring, so chill out and wait. And the COD has a decent interface, it just leads to a bit more work by students.</p>
<p>Re: UVA wiki: like they would have been smart enough to restrict it to UVA email addresses… Enough said.</p>
<p>That’s such a pitiable reason to shut it down though … </p>
<p>If I dare venture such a suggestion, I’d say another student should recreate the wiki, have some basic security features on it (the “more eyeballs, the shallower the error” principle doesn’t work as well as it does normally when the size of your community is capped and there is no limit on outsiders). Then maybe reintegrate it with the university’s blessing or something. Of course, that’s only my thought as an incoming first year. </p>
<p>What happened to a sense of student initiative, you all? ;)</p>
<p>We get by. And, there are bigger and better things to be doing at UVA</p>
<p>Maybe. But a wiki where every single UVA member could edit could potentially contain a great trove of information after 5-6 years. </p>
<p>I’m sure setting it up will be less time consuming, but more productive, than taking CS 150 too, if the rumours I hear about it are true. ;)</p>
<p>Listen bud, you’re forking out $40 000/yr to study and learn. This is college - time to move out, experience life on your own, and primarily learn the skills to help you succeed in life. </p>
<p>Concentrate your efforts on your studies and fun instead of trying to make things better. Although we would appreciate a somewhat better interface, we make do, and however generous your offer, concentrate on yourself.</p>