Timwi wrote: As I said before, I am using CrytoDerk's Vandal Fighter 2.1 for following the RCs on de.wikipedia. This has nothing to do with the browser (which is in this case Firefox 1.0.$current). The reason for losing motivation is simple: Whenever there is a replication lag, it prevents me from doing good work. Nobody will notice if it took me one click or 5 clicks to access the actuall diff. I am willing to do some good work (and actually I like the idea that someone comes along my contributions and says "wow, you did a great job"). The more boring a job gets, the more fun/honored it should be. I am sorry not to say something altruistic but I assume that there is nothing wrong in this kind of behavior. This morning (while the servers were indeed relatively fast reacting, I had up to six times to reload to actually get a single diff from one edit.). "I would just press Reload" could be acceptable if this was a unique or rare phenomenon (1 out of 100 or less). I hope that there are people who are willing to do RC patrolling under even worse circumstances and I know that no-one of the developers is actively making this job harder. But it is my firm belief that in order to enable wikipedians to respond fast on vandalism, they should not be distracted by a diff tool that has a x>50% chance to destroy your work flow at least once every minute. Doing rc patrolling means that you more or less watch every edit (this is still possible even on highly active wikipedias) so we could start in thinking about more elegant ways to do this job. For example I would be happy to omit to have click on a diff link... Okay, I am getting Offtopic now.. Mathias (and sorry for being so nasty this morning)