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Trail of Cthulhu Sheet errors

Hello, I found a bug in the Trail of Cthulhu sheet, where if you input languages in the languages section, after closing the sheet, if you reopen it again, all the records of languages are gone... it is as if the sheet doesn't really record these... any way to solve this problem?
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Andrew R.
Pro
Sheet Author
This didn't happen in my game last session, but let me check it again.
Thanks Andrew, I tried again today, and the problem persists. All languages are gone from my character sheets.
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vÍnce
Pro
Sheet Author
I'll have a look.  Looks like the languages attributes were missing the "attr_" prefix needed for attribute names in the HTML. Fix submitted #15585 (should be live after tomorrows merge.) Cheers
Thank you! It is now working well and the problem resolved. :)  By the way, is there any plan to improve this sheet in the future? Such as adding new abilities slots, customizable (for instance, to be able to add Dream Lore, or other abilities which appear in different ToC products). Thanks!
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vÍnce
Pro
Sheet Author
I can't realiy say regarding sheet improvements... The original sheet author did not include their roll20 id, so I'm not sure how anyone might contact that person. 99% of the sheet's on roll20 are created and maintained by the community.  Sheet authors might get involved with sheet's they did not create, often just to help fix issues that arise.  Sheet development can be very time consuming and is often a labor of love for the rpg system.  Many sheets become abandoned for various reasons but anyone can help.  Best to post your requests for a sheet and hope "someone" is willing to jump in.  Or, jump in yourself and learn as you go.  That's how I started too many moons ago. :-)
Thanks, Vince for the comment! I fully understand... :) Best regards