I've never seen a Milkyway or Universe test project.
LHC... I think there used to be one.

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I've never seen a Milkyway or Universe test project.
LHC... I think there used to be one.

I found the LHC one, but it says invite only.

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Actually I was referring to this list: https://boinc.berkeley.edu/projects.php - Ralph isn't on there either, so nobody will know about it unless they've seen it mentioned in the Rosetta forums.

From Rosetta home page: "Join Ralph@home to help improve this project."

I've never actually seen that, despite viewing that page 1000 times. I don't see what I'm not looking for. It's advantageous in that I never see an advert. But I also don't see a blue screwdriver if I'm looking for a red one, and I don't see huge bright red flashing text at the top of a screen while I'm reading the normal text underneath. Strangely I'm not like that when driving, luckily. I do notice a rabbit running in front of me while I'm trying to light a fag.

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There are reasons for why some projects aren't listed.

TN-Grid (also did COVID-19 research) for example, doesn't want to be listed because their server would not handle the load.
As for Ralph,I believe that the official BOINC project list isn't supposed to include Alpha or Beta projects, including test projects.

And that's why most of those Projects aren't listed, personally I would like to see a notice saying they are Alpha or Test Projects and connectivity could be intermittent, or something like that, but still see them on everyones Boinc Manager list. Personally I find them by looking at the Free-DC stats site and clicking to see the top 10 people in the World and what they are crunching, yes it's tedious but I have found a bunch that way.