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Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 25 Aug 2014 07:49
by kitroplious
The Shoemaker wrote:Of course I can edit out the other quotes, but it's a minor inconvenience :P Not sure if you guys are a fan of this method of quoting or not!
But we want everyone to do the extra work! :P (and GN also has the multi-quoting... I think).

On the old forum, the multi-quote was automatically added only on one-on-one situations (at my time at least).

Re: Multiquote

Posted: 25 Aug 2014 13:25
by Kong Wen
The Shoemaker wrote:Is there a way to edit the quoting feature so that it doesn't take all of the posts quoted but just the most recent one?
VictorViper wrote:A separate multi-quote button would be nice. Collated quotes can be handy, but they get unwieldy fast.

K-dubs, thoughts? Easy to do? Something perhaps simply handled differently here that we can do ourselves?
Nested quotes are super-handy for tracking discussions. I missed them big time on the old forum. They're less handy for one-off banter, of course.

There's an option to set the depth of quote nesting, including turning it off. I don't think it's a good idea to disable it, because that would reduce our options. If it's off and you want to quote a couple discussion strands back, you have to manually copy & paste a discussion together. By contrast, if you don't want quote depth, you can easily edit one layer out.

I could reduce the number of levels to 2. I think it might be 3 right now, but I think two is enough to give you whatever you're quoting plus the context behind what you're quoting.

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 27 Aug 2014 03:47
by The Shoemaker
kitroplious wrote:
The Shoemaker wrote:Of course I can edit out the other quotes, but it's a minor inconvenience :P Not sure if you guys are a fan of this method of quoting or not!
But we want everyone to do the extra work! :P (and GN also has the multi-quoting... I think).
Yeah it bugs me that GN using the multiquoting as well :p
Kong Wen wrote:
The Shoemaker wrote:Is there a way to edit the quoting feature so that it doesn't take all of the posts quoted but just the most recent one?
VictorViper wrote:A separate multi-quote button would be nice. Collated quotes can be handy, but they get unwieldy fast.

K-dubs, thoughts? Easy to do? Something perhaps simply handled differently here that we can do ourselves?
Nested quotes are super-handy for tracking discussions. I missed them big time on the old forum. They're less handy for one-off banter, of course.

There's an option to set the depth of quote nesting, including turning it off. I don't think it's a good idea to disable it, because that would reduce our options. If it's off and you want to quote a couple discussion strands back, you have to manually copy & paste a discussion together. By contrast, if you don't want quote depth, you can easily edit one layer out.

I could reduce the number of levels to 2. I think it might be 3 right now, but I think two is enough to give you whatever you're quoting plus the context behind what you're quoting.
Yeah I wouldn't want to turn it off completely because I know it has its perks and other users enjoy it. I'm okay with it being reduced to two quotes just to trim down the fat, two should give enough context to understand a conversation as well.

I'm okay with sticking with three, the main thing that bugs me about it is that it's a little confusing to work around when you're actually making a post, especially when you're making a post that is quoting multiple different users like I am here.

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 24 Sep 2014 13:22
by SkyPikachu
Can we get indepth stats like this? I always liked looking at them.

Also lol at all the bot posts.

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 29 Sep 2014 18:08
by The Shoemaker
Slurmee wrote:Can we get indepth stats like this? I always liked looking at them.

Also lol at all the bot posts.
You get stats very similar to those if you click on a users name, shows what percentage of their posts went to a specific forum ect.

It's almost gross looking at the old forum, all the bots just make me think of bacteria leeching onto a dying body :cry:

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 30 Sep 2014 08:22
by kitroplious
The Shoemaker wrote:It's almost gross looking at the old forum, all the **** just make me think of bacteria leeching onto a dying body :cry:
Yeah, I don't even want to think about that place anymore...

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 30 Sep 2014 12:22
by Kong Wen
I'm pretty good with the stats we currently have available. I'd generally need a compelling functional reason to install a significant mod, and quite frankly, in-depth forum stats don't provide much value apart from looking and saying "ooh neat!" which people can use our threads for. ;)

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 30 Sep 2014 15:51
by MerlinDrazziw
Can you set a favicon for the forum/site? Got a pink icon on my forum bookmark atm. (was blue before).

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 30 Sep 2014 16:48
by Kong Wen
MerlinDrazziw wrote:Can you set a favicon for the forum/site? Got a pink icon on my forum bookmark atm. (was blue before).
I'm not sure I understand the question. The pink icon is the site & forum favicon.

Re: Forum Testing & Suggestions

Posted: 30 Sep 2014 19:21
by MerlinDrazziw
Isn't there a TONe specific favicon yet? Easy to make (black background with yellow scare and characters) to replace the pink one.