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The README is no longer displayed on a distribution home page if it's specifically identified as documentation for an extension. It is linked from the extension name. But that feels odd.

I think in the case where the distribution README is a doc file, it should still be displayed on the distribution home page and maybe not linked from the extension name.

Compare:

• pg_later before README update
• pg_later after README update, where it does not appear

I'm getting a 502 error response from https://www.pgxn.org/ (and https://api.pgxn.org/index.json etc.)

Right now, the pgmp page is showing 1.0.0b3 by default, rather than 1.0.0. Both are marked as Testing, so since 1.0.0 is higher than 1.0.0b3, it should show by default.

It is clear at: http://pgxn.org/user/theory

On the page, https://pgxn.org/dist/pg_jobmon/,
there are first rows of pre formatted code indented little bit.
It is because code is inside <pre> and <code>. And <code> has default padding: 2px.
Please, remove <code> or set css property for padding in <code> element. I don't know, what the correct design of the site is.

PS: The link "pg_jobmon/doc/pg_jobmon.md" in the second paragraph of ReadMe does not work.

Having an issue with this page:
https://pgxn.org/dist/plv8/doc/plv8.html

Rendering this file:
https://github.com/plv8/plv8/blob/master/doc/plv8.md

See issue here:
plv8/plv8#216

http://pgxn.org/faq/

Point 1 is obsoleted by PGXN Client release. Points 2 and 4 are in a future tense: they can be converted to present.

I get an NGINX 502 error when attempting to access pgxn.org or http://manager.pgxn.org/.

I told you that the problems with the dl displayed as a table were not finished :) see http://img339.imageshack.us/i/align.png/

Browser: Firefox 3.6.16.

The problem is the interaction between the image (float: right): and the td (clear: both).

See this rant for why. Once converted, we can start trying to attract translators to the project.

I think it would be nice to provide "recent releases" data (obtained from stats/dist.json) as a RSS stream too.