Yep, there're always things we could use more help with. The biggest thing is transcriptions themselves, if you want to transcribe videos (especially crash course, scishow, sexplanations). Or if you're more into tedious organizational tasks, you can manage the Categories and Credits on each video to ensure they're complete and correct.

There are a number of other things that can be done as well (correcting the grammar/spelling/formatting of existing transcripts, translating transcripts into other languages, writing/editing wiki entries, etc.). Any area you'd like to help out would be appreciated!

I was actually coding this last night. It's about 80% done, and should be ready to use late tonight.

Ah, bless you.

- and = would actually work a lot better than - and +, because the main issue with the latter was that the shift key is needed for +, which is kind of awkward to use in a hurry.

I'm thinking that maybe a better way of co-ordinating multiple users on the same schedule, rather than the notes at the top of the vidoes, would be to have a schedule-specific discussion board similar to the ones on the language pages. This wouldn't have to be for each individual schedule, just on the main video schedule page, so that users don't have to go through and check different vidoes for notes. I'm not sure how difficult that would be to code though/how much time kitchensink108 or anyone else who edits the site (does anyone else?) has to make updates.

About the P4A vidoes, in some places they name the person who made the video, so here it would be fairly easy to go through and find one, but a lot of the time they just mention the charity, or what the charity does. In parts like this it probably won'[t be possible to find a link. 

I agree that that would make the entries look much more organised, but it just depends on whether you have the time to go through and change them for all of them, because it's not really an issue I don't think. 

The main problem I'm having with the P4A videos is whenever people's usernames are mentioned I have no idea how to spell them or search them up. Should I still put a flag here or just leave it?

I think that season would make more sense, as we already have categories for World History, English Literature  etc. and Biology, Chemistry etc., so people can already easily find videos from a specific person. 

Site Updates 2014/1/27

• Added a new keyboard shortcut. Hitting the equals key (=) should now insert an LRC-style timestamp code. This is for doing time transcripts, which is mostly matters for non-English translations of transcripts.

 â€‹So far the following keys are being used for shortcuts:

• Tab
• Backslash
• Left bracket / Right bracket
• Equals

Let me know if anyone has complaints/suggestions for which keys are used for shortcuts. For a while I had left arrow / right arrow do video seeking, but that annoyed me when I tried to go left or right to fix some text, so I moved that to left/right bracket. But then that gets in the way of people adding annotations, etc., so while I've kept it at that, that's not a perfect solution either.

Maybe using these brackets {} instead of these brackets [] would be a quick fix for the shortcuts issue? It's just people don't use those brackets as much, so hopefully they wouldn't accidentally skip forward so much. It might be a little harder to use them though, because you have to use the shift key. I was thinking perhaps plus and minus, but that has the same problem.