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59 minutes ago, yrfan1983 said:

It could be a like button but no dislike button. That would keep the vibes positive.

I’d be sooo excited to have a like button. Often times I want to agree with, support or thank someone for a post, but it doesn’t feel worthy of a reply post for me to simply say “I agree” or “thanks”. A like button is a simpler cleaner way to express appreciation for a post.

As to my opinion on the issue, I am okay with whatever is decided. But, personally I see the value of a "Like" button just because of the reasons you've just stated. And, I never even think of needing a "Dislike" button. So, I guess that means I don't see the need for one. If you're going to differ or disagree with a post I expect you should be ready to briefly say why. Just "dislike" is not enough information to make it worth it. My 8 cents, anyway.

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16 hours ago, Errol said:

Explain.

OKay now it's different, previously you had to check or uncheck each section see posts from that board

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14 hours ago, janea4old said:

I would like a fix to the primetime layout.

The primetime layout changed earlier this year, and it was bothersome to me; but I wasn't sure where to post about that, and now I have the chance.   I would think there was no thread about a show, because when you click on Primetime, it shows only the threads about shows that don't have networks assigned.   For a while I thought a bunch of threads were missing.  I finally found the separate network subcategories off to the side, and then saw the series listed there.

It's the placement/location of the network subcategory menu that confused me.  It took me a while to get used to it.  Before whatever changed earlier this year, I could find things more easily.

That's why duplicate threads happened regarding one series - one thread was started in the main primetime menu (started by someone who couldn't see the menu of networks), and the other thread was started in the correct network subcategory.  The two threads were later merged by an admin and it was fine; but I could see how it happened.

 

12 hours ago, Errol said:

I played around with some settings a few months back which clearly impacted the Primetime forum in particular. I think I figured out what I did and I believe it’s since been corrected. If not, let me know. Separately, to help combat the threads in the network/streaming forums vs threads that aren’t, how would you (or anyone else) suggest fixing this? I have an idea, but I’m open to hearing other opinions. 

 

2 hours ago, dragonflies said:

OKay now it's different, previously you had to check or uncheck each section see posts from that board


Ah yes I see that's been fixed now. Thanks, @Errol

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One suggestion I have, if it's possible.... could we get the option to hide the "community posts" on the sidebar. I'm not always the most up to date in my watching, so a lot of times I inadvertently see spoilers there even if I'm not reading the spoiler section. The spoilers could be things that have aired that I haven't watched yet or actual spoilers that are being discussed in that forum. Even just seeing the titles would be ok, but seeing the texts of the posts sometimes gives away too much. Not the biggest deal in the world, but it would be nice to be able to hide it.

 

I also had a question... is there a limit on how many posters can be added to a PM and is that expected to change?

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11 minutes ago, dragonflies said:

@Errol any chance you'd be willing to be bring back the sidebar, maybe a 30 day trial thing if it misused again then no more chances? Please???

I miss it too but I can see certain posters posting their pity party posts. I use to like putting birthday wishes on it. Now I just PM the birthday guy or gal.

I liked to post news about blu ray releases too something that's not covered on the boards.

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58 minutes ago, victoria foxton said:

Really hoping one of the new features is not seeing posters you put on ignore post on the side. Because it defeats the purpose of putting them on ignore.

Now that would be a good function to add. I like this idea!

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52 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

I miss it too but I can see certain posters posting their pity party posts. I use to like putting birthday wishes on it. Now I just PM the birthday guy or gal.

I liked to post news about blu ray releases too something that's not covered on the boards.

Yeah I liked it just to post some news people might not normally see. 

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1. I'm on multiple boards with only 'Like' buttons. It actually helps keep down thread size because you don't have multiple people quoting/repeating exactly the same thing. Every board I'm on eliminated the 'dislike' button years ago.

2. Reducing or eliminating footer pics. Some are just far too large, irrelevant and distracting to the conversation. This is the only board I'm on that permits pics in member footer. Pics are only permitted in your profile avatar.

 

13 hours ago, edgeofnik said:

1. I'm on multiple boards with only 'Like' buttons. It actually helps keep down thread size because you don't have multiple people quoting/repeating exactly the same thing. Every board I'm on eliminated the 'dislike' button years ago.

2. Reducing or eliminating footer pics. Some are just far too large, irrelevant and distracting to the conversation. This is the only board I'm on that permits pics in member footer. Pics are only permitted in your profile avatar.

 

Those changes sound very authoritarian. And give the pages in the varies threads a blandness. Not every posters can write an amazing post. A funny gif or pic pepper the threads a bit. Not saying the threads should be oversaturated with pics and gifs. Pretty much the only thread posters quote each other is the Days thread. The other 3 threads are usually dead.

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13 hours ago, edgeofnik said:

2. Reducing or eliminating footer pics. Some are just far too large, irrelevant and distracting to the conversation. This is the only board I'm on that permits pics in member footer. Pics are only permitted in your profile avatar.

Do you mean adding photos to the end of an individual post?

Or do you mean the signature line/pic of the poster that appear automatically under each of their posts (if a member has their account set up with a signature)?

I find signatures distracting too, if the pics are larger or if there is a lot of writing.  It interferes with my flow of reading the thread.  My fix: What I do is set up my *own* account settings to "not see other people's signatures".  That makes it much easier for me to read threads.

The only disadvantage to this: I was not able to see the Vault person's signature, so for a long time I didn't know what people were talking about. Finally I asked what is that, and they explained. So then, for one day, I enabled being able to see signatures - just so I could view that.    Then I switched it back. 

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1 hour ago, janea4old said:

Do you mean adding photos to the end of an individual post?

Or do you mean the signature line/pic of the poster that appear automatically under each of their posts (if a member has their account set up with a signature)?

I find signatures distracting too, if the pics are larger or if there is a lot of writing.  It interferes with my flow of reading the thread.  My fix: What I do is set up my *own* account settings to "not see other people's signatures".  That makes it much easier for me to read threads.

The only disadvantage to this: I was not able to see the Vault person's signature, so for a long time I didn't know what people were talking about. Finally I asked what is that, and they explained. So then, for one day, I enabled being able to see signatures - just so I could view that.    Then I switched it back. 

I use to love having signatures to show support for my favorite character or couple but I kept getting warned that it was too big.  It got so bad that I was scared to come to the boards because I was afraid I'd get another pop up PM warning me about them so I just gave up having one.

I've noticed several signatures that are way too big and are still on posters posts. I guess they never got warned about it.

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1 hour ago, victoria foxton said:

Those changes sound very authoritarian. And give the pages in the varies threads a blandness. Not every posters can write an amazing post. A funny gif or pic pepper the threads a bit. Not saying the threads should be oversaturated with pics and gifs. Pretty much the only thread posters quote each other is the Days thread. The other 3 threads are usually dead.

Individual signature blocks, which you see every time that members posts. I never said anything about posting a gif or pic as a response in a thread.

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