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harshath.jr

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Male 19 from India
Home on web at http://twitter.com/jrharshath
Interested in fiction history classics 
About Me:
I am a computer engineer with interests in art, designing, reading and, to some extent, writing I like to gather knowledge (and trivia) about European history (esp Norse), about architecture, food
DailyLit Reading:
The Koran active
Many Thoughts of Many Minds (Quotations) active
The Devil's Dictionary finished
Spanish Billionaire, Innocent Wife finished
Beowulf finished
Wikipedia Tours: Wine 101 finished

Posts and Reviews:

Ideas - Site design, feel and user experience..?? - posted 4 months ago

Hi :)
This new design is great...nice cool colours and great visibility

cheers

Ideas - some suggestions: - posted 5 months ago

1. adding books to favourites (so you can know where to find them later)
2. adding people as favourites (if you think your choices are complimentary)
3. allowing readers to rate books, and showing these ratings on book and user profiles

Book Requests - Heidi - posted 5 months ago

by Johanna Spyri

Etc. - Hi to All - posted 5 months ago

Hi this is harshath from India

Ideas - Site design, feel and user experience..?? - posted 5 months ago

Hi all

I am really loving this site, but now and then I keep getting stuck, like "where is that button, now?" or "what do I do to do .... this".

I (very humbly) suggest that the site _can_ undergo redesign... And I am more that willing to do it...

So any way I could help out?

(yea I know I sound over excited :D, but thats just what I'm feeling!)

cheers!

Ideas - contributing and/or borrowing from DP? - posted 5 months ago

by the way, I would also like to contribute to the website's code... I am a web developer ( albeit a little amateur ) afterall...

Ideas - contributing and/or borrowing from DP? - posted 5 months ago

Hi all... I am a new user and I love this service VERY much..

I am also a part of a service called DP (Distributed Proofreading). Its objective is to convert Texts to digital format but a combination of OCR and manual proofreading via the internet.

Perhaps the members of DailyLit can contribute to DP?
Perhaps DailyLit can borrow texts from DP?

for starters, I did not find the book Heidi here... post your thoughts on this...