Thanks feature

[zag]

Currently the thanks notification on the bottom of a post shows this

 

The Following User Says Thank You to TheLibrarian For This Useful Post:

 

This takes up 4 lines on my display

 

http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/7964/image1lg.jpg

 

If you reduced this message to

 

Thanks from:

 

Then it would only take up 1 line and make threads much easier to read. Also the "remove thanks" feature is pretty useless and just taking up more space imo.

[ZeroHour]

Hi

I will reduce the thanks text, cheers for the tip.

The remove thanks button is used tbh but I will see if I can reduce it as well. I have used the remove a few time myself when hitting thanks by mistake when trying to hit reply.

 

Cheers

[ZeroHour]

It should be shorter now in part anyway.

[zag]

Perfect, this is going to make a massive difference to the readability of threads

[srochford]

Perfect, this is going to make a massive difference to the readability of threads

 

Losing all the stuff at the left hand side and leaving just the username would make much, much more difference but I'd guess some people like all that :-)

[bossman]

Losing all the stuff at the left hand side and leaving just the username would make much, much more difference but I'd guess some people like all that :-)

 

I know!! lets just all be annonomous and have no knowledge of each other then everything will be just fine and dandy cos some members would probably like it like that too. ;)

 

Have good weekend all you good people out there and as the saying goes:

 

"Do it to them before they do it to you"

[DAckroyd]

could we have a mobile/netbook suitable site which does cut out aload of od the stuff on hte left for quicker access and more suitability on small devices?

[zag]

Still takes up 2 lines on some longer usernames. Do we really need to say the username if its below a post?

[DAckroyd]

Still takes up 2 lines on some longer usernames. Do we really need to say the username if its below a post?

 

we could have a shortening of names with ~1 at the end?

[zag]

we could have a shortening of names with ~1 at the end?

 

I don't see any reason to quote the username in the first place if its attached to a post.

[GrumbleDook]

Hey ... let's ditch this forum stuff and get back into usenet ... I miss uk.education.schools-it

 

Actually, the shortening is a tad more readable so thanks for the suggestion. Happy with the other stuff though.

[bossman]

Could we please have it in Rotokas as this has only 12 letters in it's alphabet thus would take less room.

 

World Language Statistics and Facts

 

No one would know what anyone was speaking about but what the hell "Life is just a bowl of cherries" hehe!!

 

Nice one Tony I'm up for that

[srochford]

I know!! lets just all be anonymous and have no knowledge of each other then everything will be just fine and dandy cos some members would probably like it like that too. ;)

 

 

Not asking for anonymous postings at all (and what exactly do I know about most people from their username - it rarely even gives a name for them!). You could have the username shown with a hyperlink to all their info (which is actually there anyway; just asking why it needs to be duplicated)

 

I'm old - I remember the good old days of usenet and plain text where content mattered more than the pretty colours :-)

 

Not sure that a 12 letter alphabet would help - don't you need more letters then to get the info across???

[bossman]

I'm old - I remember the good old days of usenet and plain text where content mattered more than the pretty colours :-)

 

Same here but it's Friday and as you can tell by some of my posts today I have been in a playful mood so no disrespect to anyone as you are all diverse characters on here and I feel like I know you all personally that's how good this site is.

 

Have a great weekend srochford you deserve it and so do all the rest of you.

[Andrew_C]

Perfect, this is going to make a massive difference to the readability of threads

 

Now if we could just persuade people to get down to a sensible length signature... 4 lines like Usenet?