PinkSugarDoll - as for the icons, I think thumbs up and down are explanatory.
The icon next to them is used to bookmark a post.
The circle with a line through it lets you ignore an individual post. That one seems kind of pointless to me. But I guess if you are OCD, it will really make sure you don’t see select posts again.
ok, hold on a minute here NiceSpice. I don’t read fiction. And I have never seen any of the Harry Potter movies. But sex scenes from Harry Potter fan fiction?
I was happy when Founder put likes as a new feature. PSD I remember you in the past saying you wished this were a feature of the forum. The execution of it, however, is clunky like someone above said. It seems the only way for you to know who liked a post is to check your email. And no other members seem to be able to see who exactly liked a post. Unlike Facebook, Twitter, and most other social media sites that use likes. I guess Founder wanted it that way?
All I know is, if you want likes it seems the best way is to talk shit about Icey. Guaranteed at least five likes lol.
I found it useful when I first started using the forum. It allowed me to tell who agreed with me. But it’s not very useful for ongoing use. That is unless you scripted a solution to automate gathering the data and then deleting the emails.
I never changed any account settings but I do get an email for thumbs up but not for thumbs down. The interesting part is at least half of the thumbs up are from people I don't recognize as regular posters.
Yeah - email-notification is a little clunky but it does alert you when someone has propped your comment (and who); o/w you would have to be physically looking at the comment to know - perhaps a better way for notification would be a PM that way one does not have to be opening their email (and have the option to disable it like the email).
Additionally, perhaps adding the option of clicking the thumb's-up and seeing the TUSCL names of those that have propped the comment (this would mean taking away the ability to prop one's own comment which IMO shouldn't be there anyway).
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It well send you individual emails every time you get a thumbs up.
The icon next to them is used to bookmark a post.
The circle with a line through it lets you ignore an individual post. That one seems kind of pointless to me. But I guess if you are OCD, it will really make sure you don’t see select posts again.
I remember one individual on this site used to copy and paste explicit sex scenes from Harry Potter fanfiction, and put that on Icey threads.
How the fuck did I miss this?
Really?
I have no idea who Draco is, but that sounds like a guys name.
I don’t want to know anything else.
Though I am starting to wonder what kind of databases NiceSpice is building on all of us.
All I know is, if you want likes it seems the best way is to talk shit about Icey. Guaranteed at least five likes lol.
Yes I did want that feature but it would be cool to see the likes easier, you are right.
If you set up the email like I mentioned, you will see the name of the person who liked your post, a link to their profile, and a link to the post.
The link to the post doesn’t always take you to the right post.
I don’t think I will do that bc I don’t want all those emails.
I found it useful when I first started using the forum. It allowed me to tell who agreed with me. But it’s not very useful for ongoing use. That is unless you scripted a solution to automate gathering the data and then deleting the emails.
I might be wrong, but it would be good for Founder to confirm.
If so, we could do a quick test - I can down vote you.
There is no need to drag Founder into trivial stuff like this that we can figure out on our own.
You can downvote my above post.
Then I will check my email.
Thanks
No, not correct.
I don’t think you get notified for downvotes though. That would be entertaining though 😁
Additionally, perhaps adding the option of clicking the thumb's-up and seeing the TUSCL names of those that have propped the comment (this would mean taking away the ability to prop one's own comment which IMO shouldn't be there anyway).