The owner asked for a plain feedback form: no Upwork name, no seat claim, and the
freelancer-portal link visible on the page. The seat-claim layer is removed whole.
- remove the GET /webhook/feedback seat-count read, its parsing and the four states
it drove (available / claimed / full / count-unavailable) — one state now, the form
- remove the claim POST, the 1-hour hold and its clock-time copy, the leftKeys
contract, the count-retry button and the cohort-full branch
- no capacity wording: seat/spot/claim/hold/cohort/full are gone, and "unlimited"
is not written either — the page says nothing about capacity
- the form posts the answers only: no upwork, no email, no identifier
- progress bar is two steps (1 Sign up - 2 Give feedback); step 1 stays current
because the page cannot honestly detect that the portal link was used
- the freelancer-portal link is visible next to the intro and again in step 1's copy,
new window with rel=noopener noreferrer and it says so in its accessible name
Nothing on load is fetched: 0 requests to the webhook until a real submit.
A filtered-out directory card stayed visible. The card is targeted by an
id-based ready-state selector (`.js #directory[data-dir-state="ready"]
#dirGrid > .dev-card`, two ids), which outranked the old per-element patch
`.dev-card[hidden] { display:none }` — so `card.hidden = true` set the
attribute and every card stayed on screen while the count line correctly
read "Showing 1 of 4".
Fix: one rule, `[hidden] { display:none !important }`, early in /style.css.
A class- or id-based `display` can no longer beat the attribute, so this
cannot recur with the next class that sets `display`. The per-element
`[hidden]` patches are removed so a single mechanism governs:
- odoo-community-developers: cards + filter row + pager + modal
(load-bearing — each sets `display`); focus-sliders/noscript (redundant)
- index/de/es `.hero-notice[hidden]`, odoo-black-friday `.ads-consent[hidden]`
(redundant — those elements set no `display`)
Re-fingerprint local assets (style.css changed): /style.css?v 3332fbba93 ->
061517baef across 51 pages.
Measured in a real browser (local harness, stubbed webhook; no record created,
no probe write) — computed display + geometry, never the `hidden` property:
- filtered to one card: the other three report display:none and height 0;
the visible set (1) equals the count line ("Showing 1 of 4") — 1 == 1
- HEAD (pre-fix) reproduces the defect: 3 cards hidden=true yet display:flex,
height 599.38 each; 4 visible vs the count's 1
- pager: display:none height 0 with one page; display:flex height 66.83 with
12 cards (Page 1 of 2); page 2 hides page-1 cards (display:none)
- modals closed: display:none height 0; load state: cards 0, pager/empty
display:none, filter row visibility:hidden by design
- 375 px: same result, no horizontal overflow; avatar ask-row top identical
across a row (2053.97 / links 2086.91)
Part 1 — asset versioning: every local <script src> and <link rel=stylesheet> on the
tracked pages now carries ?v=<sha256-of-the-file> (10 hex), computed at BUILD time from
the file's bytes by work/build-asset-versions.py — never hand-typed, and idempotent
(re-running with no file change rewrites nothing). This is what makes an edited
focus-rule.js / photo-upload.js a new URL instead of a stale cache hit.
Part 2 — language facet: a language now counts for the Language filter only when its
0-5 self-assessment is >= LANG_FACET_MIN (3 = 'works in it'). The constant sits beside
the 15-point rule in the page script and its mirror in build-directory.py. Nothing
stored changes; the card's languages chart still prints every language above 0, the
search box is unchanged, and the facet stays an exact membership test against the
card's value. A '1' language no longer offers the person under that language.
- Delete the 'About you' fieldset (name, email, anonymous tick) and its
validation: the claimed Upwork name now identifies the sender, and the
feedback payload carries it only when a seat was claimed this visit.
- Remove the heard_about question.
- Remove the publish consent question. That question WAS the consent, so
no feedback may be published: the cohort-full state now renders the
closed-cohort line only, and the feedback-rendering branch (entry keys,
publish constants, isPublishable, the .fb styles) is gone rather than
left dead. The GET's 'feedback' array is no longer consumed.
- recommend: first label 'Yes' -> 'Yes, good idea' (value yes unchanged).
A real <ol> whose current step carries aria-current="step" and whose
done step is marked by a tick (never colour alone), following the page
state — step 1 when seats are available, step 1 done / step 2 current
when a seat is claimed, and no bar at all in the cohort-full and
count-unavailable states. The bar states no count and no deadline:
both come from the wire.
The claimed state gains the signup link: "Sign up here",
target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer", pointing at the directory
page's own #apply form — the one place the application lives, no
invented URL. Secondary to any button; the accessible text says it
opens a new window.
Untouched: the four states, the consent gate, the claim body, the
leftKeys contract, the leak rules, the 15 questions, the corrected copy.
GET /webhook/feedback answers {"free":"","Free":9} (200), but the page
only read seats_left/seatsLeft, so the live page rendered state 4 ("We
cannot read the seat count right now."). Add the wire's own names after the
documented ones: leftKeys: [seats_left, seatsLeft, Free, free]. The existing
guard already skips "free": "" and requires a whole number >= 0, so 9 is
used and an empty string alone prints no number. Document the expected GET
reply (free/Free + the optional feedback[] shape and its publish gate) in the
constants comment. No total is returned, so "9 seats left" stays. Four
states, consent gate, claim body, leak rules and copy untouched.
Replaces the n8n-hosted form. Four states — seats available (count read
from the wire, never hardcoded), seat claimed (deadline as a clock time,
one hour attributed to the workflow), cohort full (consented feedback
only), and count unavailable (today's real state: the route 500s).
One constant each for the GET status route and the POST submit route;
both wire shapes stated in the page. A count that did not come off the
wire is never printed; an entry without consent is never rendered and
"no name" shows the words without the name.
Feedback form recreated from the n8n questions with the copy corrected
(finalize, de-conflated recommend options, textarea for the offer
question, consistent question marks) plus the claim, name/email or an
anonymous tick, and the publish-consent field that gates the list.
noindex, out of sitemap.xml and llms.txt, no inbound links. The Upwork
name and email never reach the Plausible payload.