I rather liked to get updates telling me that a forum I had posted in had been updated, but now I no longer get those.  Did this feature go away, or did I somehow muck up my settings to remove this option?  [I did remove 'aggressive notification', I hope that was not it, as I do want to keep those separate].

Right now, 'jakubi' appears to be online twice -- ie his name shows up twice in the "Who's online"! Even if he is using two computers at once to read mapleprimes twice as fast, this does seem rather weird!

Can someone explain whether this is a bug or is Maple really splitting into 2 languages? In particular, for the input with(Logic); BooleanSimplify(Import(a < b and d = e and not a < bd)); in Maple's document mode or in the TTY version, quite different answers come back. I understand the [weird] reason why the TTY version returns 'false'. The question here is, why the difference?

This morning, I saw the announcement of a paper on the ArXiv, titled Inequalities for Integer and Fractional Parts. I found the results very pretty, even though many of them are rather weird. But then it struck me: this ought to be useful. In fact, it ought to be useful when doing experimental mathematics, something for which Maple is rather helpful. So why the blog post? Because of the next realization: I don't really know how I would 'integrate' this knowledge into Maple. Whatever ideas I come up with to do this seem less than half-baked.

The Vim editor ships with a maple.vim file, which is a "maple mode". It was first created by Charles Campbell, and I provided some updates (up to Maple 9.5). I am about to rev that up to Maple 11, so I would like to know if there are any feature requests which I should consider rolling-in at the same time? If you have little bits of vim scripts which you yourself use, by all means, send them along! [You'll get full credit for that, I am fine with being just an aggregator...