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Very, very cool. Thanks for sharing!

Man, it’s great to hear that at least some people able to manage projects in Basecamp. I’ve tried it and it turned out to be a great communication tool, but as for project management it really sucks. I especially hated the situation when you client has his own Basecamp account. It’s a mere nightmare! Oh well… I’m using Wrike now, suits my team and clients a lot better.

Nice one. Lots of good tips there—thank you!

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I use Basecamp for several projects. Altought its very straight forward and easy to use - it’s not that “instant” as it could be. I don’t want to open a new Basecamp project for a meeting with my alumni friends. I want a simpler yet more instant tool. I’m working on a project called “activities” where them main focus is set to I call it “instant collaboration”. It’s kind of a 37singals writeboard but with todo and commeting included. Access is without passwords, and you can open more than one activity. Each activity you can share with different people. If you like to check out the early beta version - visit www.netnode.ch/activities, I’m open for feedback!

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The username and password do not work: guest and guest. Really interesting in seeing the tips! Thanks

Sorry Michael, someone went in and changed the u/p to the guest site. That makes is hard for other people to enjoy the free information provided.

Read more about him here: http://claimid.com/artiswork

It’s fixed now, guest/guest works again.

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The username and password do not work: guest and guest. Really interesting in seeing the tips! Thanks

Someone changed the password again, would you mind reset it ?
Thanks

Looks like the login info is outdated again.

Updated the username and password. It’s now userguest/userguest.

Can’t login using userguest/userguest.

Thanks

Argh! It’s now: userguest/basecamp.

Just tried it and it works.