I thought that would get included in the 'Choose your battles' point. Furthermore, its not a matter of a perfect process but more of getting yourself part of the existing system.

It took me a closer look to notice that the content on the persistent card changed as I scrolled through the different sections.

I'm curious what resolution you designed this for. https://docs.google.com/a/practo.com/file/d/0B-T6ZiLBEsl_R1lHNzFfWUNMQ2c/edit?usp=drivesdk makes me think that I can scroll horizontally for more info on the project. The switcher between the projects at the bottom is hidden from view making it difficult to see what i'm switching to.

Cya around :)

I've stayed away from making a profile with them. So I made a filter for messages from them to go to Spam & Trash but now they send these requests by masking them with a connection's email id. All I can do now is delete :/

Discourse.org does a real good job of this.

When you said 'Creative freedom' I assumed something else entirely. I would not call accessing popular websites as 'Creative freedom'.

However coming to your point, I am currently interning at an indian startup where, surprisingly, certain sites are blocked. We used to use Zenmate (browser addon) to bypass this but off late its been blocked too. What's strange is that the copywriter can't access Facebook to post to the company page.

Paraphrasing a colleague of mine: Companies should come in terms of our addictions. They do not stop smokers from taking smoking breaks do they?

When I first came across this attempt at self-quantification, I was completely blown away. Most of the sections are pretty neatly done. Some sections like the month explorer( for eg: http://aprilzero.com/explorer/july-2014/) are intriguing and overwhelming at the same time.