All the useful ones are gone: agree, informative, etc.
Do we really need anger?
mark
Do we really need anger?
mark
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What happened with the likes?
- Thread starter markba633csi
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Forum Software Update Changes
Xenforo (the forum software we use here at H-M) recently pushed a software update the site was updated yesterday. There was an outage for a few hours but everything is back up and running as of today. Unfortunately, the update will not support certain add-ons at this point in time. Add-ons are...
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Do you mean that hobby-machinist doesn't control whether to apply or skip software changes? If not, why not?
The "Like" button previously had a fairly useful set of reactions. These were A GOOD THING. Otherwise, we're encouraging users to post essentially content-free messages that say "I agree" or "That's clever", etc. This is a busy site and such postings really just waste user's time for most people. If I'm following a thread because somebody posted an interesting technique, I really don't want to see umpteen postings saying what a good job the OP did. The old like button gave the OP positive feedback without me wading through a tonne of 'attaboy' messages.
Craig
Do you mean that hobby-machinist doesn't control whether to apply or skip software changes? If not, why not?
The "Like" button previously had a fairly useful set of reactions. These were A GOOD THING. Otherwise, we're encouraging users to post essentially content-free messages that say "I agree" or "That's clever", etc. This is a busy site and such postings really just waste user's time for most people. If I'm following a thread because somebody posted an interesting technique, I really don't want to see umpteen postings saying what a good job the OP did. The old like button gave the OP positive feedback without me wading through a tonne of 'attaboy' messages.
Craig