@ascicode said:
I wonder why some threads are small with an eye to click/open and most not. Could that be an option for all, to shrink the list of threads?
Any option to separate them?
It's the Show Less button (Submit a Link) for when you quickly want to paste a link to something useful or interesting without writing an essay about it.
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@ascicode said:
I wonder why some threads are small with an eye to click/open and most not. Could that be an option for all, to shrink the list of threads?
Any option to separate them?
It's the Show Less button (Submit a Link) for when you quickly want to paste a link to something useful or interesting without writing an essay about it.
@ascicode said:
I wonder why some threads are small with an eye to click/open and most not. Could that be an option for all, to shrink the list of threads?
Any option to separate them?
It's the Show Less button (Submit a Link) for when you quickly want to paste a link to something useful or interesting without writing an essay about it.
Well, its not that interesting, but would be better to pack random links in a thread, if that thematic is available in other threads, example the alpine things.
@ascicode said:
I wonder why some threads are small with an eye to click/open and most not. Could that be an option for all, to shrink the list of threads?
Any option to separate them?
It's the Show Less button (Submit a Link) for when you quickly want to paste a link to something useful or interesting without writing an essay about it.
Well, its not that interesting, but would be better to pack random links in a thread, if that thematic is available in other threads, example the alpine things.
Disagree. If you put all those in a thread I likely won't monitor it due to the signal to noise ratio. I'm reserving judgement on these Show LES but I can usually at least tell whether I'm interested just by the thread title.
Think of it as micro posts, quick share things you find.
If it doesn't work out, no problem, lots of new things being tested right now.
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Also considering removing all accounts 30+ days old with 0 post count. Probably 99% bots and just eating database space for no reason.
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Oh you mean the show links, yes you can, little S on the header bar, click it and when it goes to strike through you won't see them anymore
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@AnthonySmith for the provider tag request, I think it's important to know the country the company is registered in. Also, they should provide a link to "validate" their company registration, not just the registration number. If they are a sole provider, they should put in their country of residence. Also, if they do not fill up the fields, it should not disappear, but show up as "N/A" so we know they did not fill it up. If the field is not there, most people wont remember what fields they neglected to fill up.
Again, it's just a recommendation (more like a shower thought), so feel free to modify or ignore it if you think it's not needed
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@somik said: @AnthonySmith for the provider tag request, I think it's important to know the country the company is registered in. Also, they should provide a link to "validate" their company registration, not just the registration number. If they are a sole provider, they should put in their country of residence. Also, if they do not fill up the fields, it should not disappear, but show up as "N/A" so we know they did not fill it up. If the field is not there, most people wont remember what fields they neglected to fill up.
Again, it's just a recommendation (more like a shower thought), so feel free to modify or ignore it if you think it's not needed
I think that are good ideas, especially the part on not removing fields that is not answered.
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@somik said: @AnthonySmith for the provider tag request, I think it's important to know the country the company is registered in. Also, they should provide a link to "validate" their company registration, not just the registration number. If they are a sole provider, they should put in their country of residence. Also, if they do not fill up the fields, it should not disappear, but show up as "N/A" so we know they did not fill it up. If the field is not there, most people wont remember what fields they neglected to fill up.
Again, it's just a recommendation (more like a shower thought), so feel free to modify or ignore it if you think it's not needed
I don't agree actually:)
Think about it, the ones that clearly shouldn't get a tag, have been rejected and the ones that should have a tag, do.
It's working perfectly.
No/low effort, missing info, rejected.
We should not have to give businesses a paint by numbers guide to get a tag.
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@jtk said:
Is there a way to mark the blog posts as read or could there be?
Just click the red number to the right it marks them all as read
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@mizzik said:
I think it would be very helpful to be able to ignoring certain users
You can already do that, go to their profile, drop-down l, ignore user.
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I just tried to see when a certain provider was last online here, and I didn't seem to find the "Last Active" line on his profile. Could the "Last Active" line be added to provider profiles, please? Thanks!
@Not_Oles said:
I just tried to see when a certain provider was last online here, and I didn't seem to find the "Last Active" line on his profile. Could the "Last Active" line be added to provider profiles, please? Thanks!
I am considering that a bug not a feature request.
Fixed.
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A new user here, I used my phone to register. I got the little overlay notification saying i needed to introduce myself whenever i tried doing anything in the forum, but I did not know where. Maybe a notification pushed to my profile linking to the "welcome new members mega thread" would be helpful.
What about possibly making the green color of code in a LES post a bit brighter? The below screenshot from a post I just made shows harder to read green in the initial code portion compared to the brighter green on what might be a retro display.
Maybe good green colors for code might be phosphor green like #00FF00 or the slightly warmer IBM green #33FF33. Thanks for considering!
The "ignored user post" placeholder between posts could be configurable to not appear. Don't know where the optimal place for this setting should be, but possibly even on the placeholder itself in absence of a better place.
@davide said:
The "ignored user post" placeholder between posts could be configurable to not appear. Don't know where the optimal place for this setting should be, but possibly even on the placeholder itself in absence of a better place.
The idea was to show a visual queue so something did not suddenly seem to make no sense.
Post: My oldest server is an IBM net station from 2004, my cat loves to sleep on it.
Post: My cat also loves to sleep on warm surfaces.
If you have the first post user on ignore, the second is gonna be very odd without any clues.
But maybe you are just talking about the aesthetics of it, I would need to check that in Dev as naturally I can't ignore anyone and I can't even remember what it looks like haha.
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@davide said:
The "ignored user post" placeholder between posts could be configurable to not appear. Don't know where the optimal place for this setting should be, but possibly even on the placeholder itself in absence of a better place.
The idea was to show a visual queue so something did not suddenly seem to make no sense.
Post: My oldest server is an IBM net station from 2004, my cat loves to sleep on it.
Post: My cat also loves to sleep on warm surfaces.
If you have the first post user on ignore, the second is gonna be very odd without any clues.
But maybe you are just talking about the aesthetics of it, I would need to check that in Dev as naturally I can't ignore anyone and I can't even remember what it looks like haha.
IMHO showing the placeholder is the correct default and the preferred choice for most users, for the reason you explain. Just that my own preference is different and I'd rather not be unpleasantly reminded of blocked people. Blocking can be conceived as a personal, user-centric ban in lieu of an centralized, forum-wide ban. To the fullest, I'd also not want to see replies and quotes to/from blocked accounts, but I realized implementing this might be wasted dev time if I'm the only one asking.
@davide said: IMHO showing the placeholder is the correct default and the preferred choice for most users, for the reason you explain. Just that my own preference is different and I'd rather not be unpleasantly reminded of blocked people. Blocking can be conceived as a personal, user-centric ban in lieu of an centralized, forum-wide ban. To the fullest, I'd also not want to see replies and quotes to/from blocked accounts, but I realized implementing this might be wasted dev time if I'm the only one asking.
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Got it, so basically an invisible mode, ok, I will make a note so its not a lost idea incase it does not get enough votes, probably trivial so its a "why not" kind of thing.
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@msatt said:
If I am ignoring a user, at the moment all I see is 'Ignored user post', can it say 'user post ignored' where user is the actual user name?
edit due to putting user inside < and > symbols.
No I don't want to even be reminded of such vampiric names! Souls demoted to hell should stay confined in hell and not emerge from the underworld!
@msatt said:
If I am ignoring a user, at the moment all I see is 'Ignored user post', can it say 'user post ignored' where user is the actual user name?
edit due to putting user inside < and > symbols.
No I don't want to even be reminded of such vampiric names! Souls demoted to hell should stay confined in hell and not emerge from the underworld!
Pretty sure he asking for a different thing. Nothing to do with your request.
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Well, its not that interesting, but would be better to pack random links in a thread, if that thematic is available in other threads, example the alpine things.
Disagree. If you put all those in a thread I likely won't monitor it due to the signal to noise ratio. I'm reserving judgement on these Show LES but I can usually at least tell whether I'm interested just by the thread title.
Think of it as micro posts, quick share things you find.
If it doesn't work out, no problem, lots of new things being tested right now.
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Also considering removing all accounts 30+ days old with 0 post count. Probably 99% bots and just eating database space for no reason.
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Can i deactivate that?
Deactivate what?
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Oh you mean the show links, yes you can, little S on the header bar, click it and when it goes to strike through you won't see them anymore
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@AnthonySmith for the provider tag request, I think it's important to know the country the company is registered in. Also, they should provide a link to "validate" their company registration, not just the registration number. If they are a sole provider, they should put in their country of residence. Also, if they do not fill up the fields, it should not disappear, but show up as "N/A" so we know they did not fill it up. If the field is not there, most people wont remember what fields they neglected to fill up.
Again, it's just a recommendation (more like a shower thought), so feel free to modify or ignore it if you think it's not needed
I think that are good ideas, especially the part on not removing fields that is not answered.
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I don't agree actually:)
Think about it, the ones that clearly shouldn't get a tag, have been rejected and the ones that should have a tag, do.
It's working perfectly.
No/low effort, missing info, rejected.
We should not have to give businesses a paint by numbers guide to get a tag.
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Put in to announcements so it's easier to find.
Tagging @havoc who had a suggestion.
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Is there a way to mark the blog posts as read or could there be?
Dataplane.org's current server hosting provider list
Just click on each of the post and it'll be "read"
Just click the red number to the right it marks them all as read
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I think it would be very helpful to be able to ignoring certain users
apt mooYou can already do that, go to their profile, drop-down l, ignore user.
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I just tried to see when a certain provider was last online here, and I didn't seem to find the "Last Active" line on his profile. Could the "Last Active" line be added to provider profiles, please? Thanks!
I am considering that a bug not a feature request.
Fixed.
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A new user here, I used my phone to register. I got the little overlay notification saying i needed to introduce myself whenever i tried doing anything in the forum, but I did not know where. Maybe a notification pushed to my profile linking to the "welcome new members mega thread" would be helpful.
What about possibly making the green color of code in a LES post a bit brighter? The below screenshot from a post I just made shows harder to read green in the initial code portion compared to the brighter green on what might be a retro display.
Maybe good green colors for code might be phosphor green like #00FF00 or the slightly warmer IBM green #33FF33. Thanks for considering!
The "ignored user post" placeholder between posts could be configurable to not appear. Don't know where the optimal place for this setting should be, but possibly even on the placeholder itself in absence of a better place.
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The idea was to show a visual queue so something did not suddenly seem to make no sense.
Post: My oldest server is an IBM net station from 2004, my cat loves to sleep on it.
Post: My cat also loves to sleep on warm surfaces.
If you have the first post user on ignore, the second is gonna be very odd without any clues.
But maybe you are just talking about the aesthetics of it, I would need to check that in Dev as naturally I can't ignore anyone and I can't even remember what it looks like haha.
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IMHO showing the placeholder is the correct default and the preferred choice for most users, for the reason you explain. Just that my own preference is different and I'd rather not be unpleasantly reminded of blocked people. Blocking can be conceived as a personal, user-centric ban in lieu of an centralized, forum-wide ban. To the fullest, I'd also not want to see replies and quotes to/from blocked accounts, but I realized implementing this might be wasted dev time if I'm the only one asking.
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Got it, so basically an invisible mode, ok, I will make a note so its not a lost idea incase it does not get enough votes, probably trivial so its a "why not" kind of thing.
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If I am ignoring a user, at the moment all I see is 'Ignored user post', can it say 'user post ignored' where user is the actual user name?
edit due to putting user inside < and > symbols.
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No I don't want to even be reminded of such vampiric names! Souls demoted to hell should stay confined in hell and not emerge from the underworld!
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Pretty sure he asking for a different thing. Nothing to do with your request.