Compacting "Forum View"

[narcimund 0]

The forum descriptions in "Forum View" are really lengthy. A useful feature would be something like the "[-]" that would collapse only the descriptions. Then we could see a summary of all the forum activity on one screen.

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[sangiro 26]

Yes that's a good idea. What I may actually do is to add an option to the Display Profile that enables you to turn them all off. Maybe this option should only appear after you've made afew posts...say.... 50?

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[ernokaikkonen 0]

You could also put to all the topical forum's posting screens a note similar to the one in Incidents. These would disappear after a number of posts.

[jams 0]

awesome work! it is great to see things morphing as they grow, and this whole DropZone forum is fantastic.
i was thinking the same thing when i saw your post on the [-].
maybe the descriptions of the forums could be part of the pop up window (name) that appears when you move your pointer over the link rather than typed out underneath the link. yes it would take a few more brain cells to find your way to the right forum if you are new, but it would also allow a lot more forums to be visible on the screen at once. there might be a limit to # of letters in the pop up though....
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[Sonic 0]

Or instead of the number of posts - have a sort of "user agreement" like when you install software - tick the box to say you agree

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[JohanW 0]

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Yes that's a good idea. What I may actually do is to add an option to the Display Profile that enables you to turn them all off. Maybe this option should only appear after you've made a few posts...say.... 50?

Please, HH, don't try to get me to post-whore.
I've read several thousands of posts but I'm very restrained in posting myself.

Johan.
I am. I think.

[AggieDave 6]

Ahhh...come on, you've only got 37 more posts to go, you can do it, I know you can.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."