Thanks, yes I do have an edit button which allows me to attempt to change info, except after pressing 'save' ... it doesn't

Just wondering when the Labs web-site will have some linkages to actual labs going on?

Hi Paul, the LM1 team "expect the Labs to be fully functional by August":

innovate.lunarmissionone.com/index.php/8...17-how-the-labs-work

In the meantime, the forum is a great place to have conversations about the various aspects that will be covered in the Labs. After talking with the team last Saturday, it's clear they are already reviewing the forums for potential lab-focussed discussion and challenges.

Mike de Sousa wrote: Hi Paul, the LM1 team "expect the Labs to be fully functional by August":

innovate.lunarmissionone.com/index.php/8...17-how-the-labs-work

In the meantime, the forum is a great place to have conversations about the various aspects that will be covered in the Labs. After talking with the team last Saturday, it's clear they are already reviewing the forums for potential lab-focussed discussion and challenges.

Hi Mike.

Great to hear the forum is being reviewed for potential lab discussions. There are some great ideas and topics happening on here, which certainly could be transported across to labs when the time comes. Perhaps we need to make a list

Hi Doug, something that I suggested on Kickstarter is that the most valuable conversations here are filtered through to the Lunar Mission One team as some may fall trough the net, especially as the forum grows. Given the limitations of the forum as it is a list is however a good idea.

Perhaps a sticky post "Pick of the Bunch" could be produced for the different forum sections with links to the most interesting topics or potentially valuable ideas for the mission. The only difficulty is, who gets to say what is worthy to go on the list, and what is not? You could have a voting system of sorts, but that could be too cumbersome and onerous to manage. On the face of it the simplest way at this stage would be to leave it up to the moderators as they have an overview of everything going on. That said, I'm not sure whether moderators are free flowing through the forum, or whether they keep more of an eye on a particular area. There also has to be a mechanism to ensure moderators don't feel over-burdened as they too will break from activity for periods now and again. Perhaps you could tell us more from a moderator's perspective.

Broken Link Report:

Third paragraph on the following page:

lunarmissionone.com/index.php/Community/...table-donations.html

The link "the global education programme’s planning and testing here" goes to a page not found on the Institute of Education Site:

www.ioe.ac.uk/about/113025.html

It seems the IOE might have updated their page:

www.ioe.ac.uk/about/113025.html

22 June 2015: issue resolved