Wrote a small greasemonkey script to move around new comments faster with ctrl+up and ctrl+down. It's similar to a script posted by simonov http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=2225035 , but without animations.
Tested on firefox with greasemonkey.

Readme:
https://github.com/melbaa/esr_scroll

Install:
https://github.com/melbaa/esr_scroll/raw/master/mel.user.js

Code:
https://github.com/melbaa/esr_scroll/blob/master/mel.user.js

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intro disclaimers:
First time I'm betting, most of this is completely new to me.
Note that in this article there is a discussion of betting systems, and none of them depend on Elo ratings at all. I'm using Elo as a simple way to derive some winpct (discussed below) for use with the betting systems.

topics covered:
- Elo, where it works, where it fails, using it in bets
- simulation of betting
- betting systems - flat betting, positive progressions, negative progressions, cancellation betting, the Kelly criterion
- some basic simulation results

Following the success of the recent FFA tournament and to encourage people to run more tournaments and in different rulesets, like instagib and pql-vampiric with all weapons and armor (like vamp ca), I release this small group score calculator.

The calculator takes as input game ids for a round and shows the scores for each game and a total. The organizers use the total to decide who qualifies for the next round. To get the game ids, go to quake live website and navigate to the profile of one of the players. Clicking on his past games will show you the game id in the URL.

Ruleset info is in the file.

How to install?
Download python 3.2 or later and then run this file. No other dependencies.
Site - http://melbalabs.com/qlscore/

Why not compile an executable?
Independently released software often gets flagged by web filters and anti virus software that people are using. I think this is pure abuse and blackmail. Posting the code like this avoids those problems and also nothing special has to be done for say linux.

Why not a website?
I wanted to separate the availability of the tool from the availability of my website, especially during a tourney. This way the tourney depends only on the quake live infrastructure, organizers and players.

A second ruleset is likely to be added soon, in preparation for another tournament.

Hi,

I felt like I can contribute to the community, so I decided to make a tool to annotate and compare player configs.
It can be found on
http://melbalabs.com/quakeconfig/

I'm a newcomer to the game and this is a solution to a problem I had. Hopefully it will be useful to others too.

All feedback is welcome.