Seriously. And there would be a great chance that lots of charities here would benefit hugely

I'm not sure what's going on, but recently I noticed ProcrasDonate was slowing my browser way down. Download, rendering, even switching between tabs. When I uninstalled it, performance went back to normal.

I'm running the FF 3.6, on MacOS 10.5

Firefox is so 2009.

Dear Procrasdonate.

Just been introduced to your site by the editorial team at CSRdigest.con.

We are DonAid. Please see simplistic intro at DonAid.com/flash.

We have been shortlisted for government funding here in Malaysia. We are now looking for prospective collaborators and beta-testing partners for the beta prototype.

Could we talk?

richard@donaid.com
+6012 614 0459
+44 20 8133 0248

Thanks
(Richard Davies)

I received this message when I tried to install:

ProcrasDonate 0.4.3 could not be installed because it is not compatible with Firefox 3.6.3.

I'm running Mac OSX Snow Leopard and Firefox 3.6.3.

In an increasingly mobile society, any plans for mobile aps (Android, iPhone, iPad)? More people are using mobile devices to check email, Twitter, Facebook, surf the web, texting, etc. Having incentive to "unplug" a little more would be good.

Error output:
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Firefox could not install the file at

https://procrasdonate.com/procrasdonate_media/xpi/ProcrasDonate_Update_0.4.2.xpi

because: Invalid file hash (possible download corruption)
-261

My browse cache has only the customary middle aged, bourgeous male kinks, (Dwarf tossing, Swedish Bikini Team,etc,etc), but I'd just as soon keep that off your servers.

The sooner you have a local-only version, the sooner I'll give your software a while

From memory of of one your slides @ ethos, how the question is worded
I will pay ___ to not procrastinate
or:
I will give ___ to charity and not procrastionate

there isn't and automatic link to charity. If your goal is to make money, you should consider people giving money to themselves or allowing adverts like green stamps, --don't procrastinate and get a free cheeseburger.

People do well breaking a habit (smoking, eating,etc) or getting a good one with support from a community.

Even just creating general forums for people to support each other around procrastionation will help see:

http://www.runnersworld.com/community/forums/runner-communities/marathoners/happened-tallahassee

You should probably look at the big picture of helping people meet your procrastionating goals and provide a more complete package of solutions than a browser plugin

Causes on facebook is a top app that allows one to push for charities as well as set up your own causes. Procrasdonate would make a good facebook app. Like Causes one can add charities or make there own. An extra benefit could be to make your goal meeting public to try and beat friends or extra incentive. etc. Also, might help with curbing the facebook time... too much time playing games.... :O

Maybe "alt p" or "ctrl p" would be a good one. Anyone think of another popular shortcut that would conflict with that?

Could be an icon with a drop down for telling it to start tracking the routine. Could turn the browser or even the screen off entirely during breaks so you'd have to leave the chair. And if you wanted to keep working (or using the internet) then you could click a button and it would donate to your favorite charity on the spot.

Put them both together (this could also apply to other categories) in one icon displayed on my browser. For people that are giving to both simply put them directly on top of one another (since the space they take up is a square anyway.) Pd could be green and TWS tan (to match the current classification icons.) But if people are only giving to one or the other they would still only see their weekly progress for what they're giving to.

Give parents the ability to reward their kids for the time that they spend on websites that the parent considers TimeWellSpent for their kid. Kids could get money to spend on Amazon if they do well. If they do poorly the money donates to charity so no harm done. Perhaps this could also allow parents to block specific sites that they find their kid is on. Or it could simply let them specify which sites are ProcrasDonation and time on those would subtract from TimeWellSpent.

Like maybe a window pops up when I hit my limit and it gives me three choices: 1. extend my procrasdonation time by 10% (or another percentage). 2. block procrasdonation websites until next week. 3. continue as normal.

I frequently use both a laptop and a desktop. I'd like some way to synch the two.