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A single test will suffice, for now.

The project needs a README.md file describing how to use it

Creating a new upload without a valid markup file attached causes an UndefinedError wherever a "star" is displayed (which is basically everywhere).

UndefinedError: 'None' has no attribute 'stars'
Traceback:
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/84ca7868a0a54c35b790

List all requirements for virtualenv building.

When it's ready, I'll enable TravisCI on it. I'll judge "when it's ready" based on it having:

• At least one automated test
• A way to run that test in a virtual envrionement

...and add yourself to it!

On the upload screen, after a review file is selected to be uploaded, there's no indication anything was selected. Display the name of the file to be uploaded.

Add a license to the project.

The date a review was created is captured but is not currently being displayed. Display it.

Create three enhancement requests containing features you'd like to see and link them to this issue.

In the review form, capture this information and display it on each review. For bonus points, implement a view where only the reviews for projects accepting contributions is shown.

Each review has a set of metrics associated with it. Allow sorting the list of all reviews based on these metrics (e.g. "code quality").

It's great for development, but when you actually deploy probably won't work, right?

Add the ability for people to sign up and log in. Note that this is almost complete already. It just needs a bit of wiring up.

Add paragraphs about Usage and System Dependencies.

Find a real bug in the application and open an issue for it. "Real" bugs are those in which the application crashes or doesn't behave as expected. Issues of code quality don't count, unless they could lead to a crash situation.

Create a list of projects in the review queue and allow users to determine which is reviewed next via a voting mechanism.

I faced some problems with pip install -r requirements.txt. It is extremely slow :(. I wait for all packages to download for 30 minutes, and it's not even half way done. I found question on StackOverflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15629061/why-is-pip-so-slow-to-download-how-to-troubleshoot , but it doesn't work.

I know that this issue is not related to this project, but may be you know solution or work around. Thank you.

Authentication right now is done via password using the bcrypt package (is it even done correctly...?). OAuth or Social authentication should be used so we don't have to worry about implementing password management.