The 'recently used' is quite superfluous unless you guys intend on adding a few dozen more emojis. I'd rather see you fixing the 'toggle width' button, so that it remembers its setting.
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The 'recently used' is quite superfluous unless you guys intend on adding a few dozen more emojis. I'd rather see you fixing the 'toggle width' button, so that it remembers its setting.
Related: Why not simply allow all emojis? I find the choice offered oftentimes lacking.
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Its difficult to browse the selection menu that appears when you try to change avatar, this happens either on Opera (PC) or Chrome (mobile)
Here's how the forum looks in Firefox 84 on Linux Mint.
This is... hard to use, to put it mildly. It looks fine in Chrome.
This is... hard to use, to put it mildly. It looks fine in Chrome.
I have still trouble seeing what's to like with this 'upgrade' in practice.
Annoyed.
Annoyed.
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I guess the performance, but I think that user who joined afterwards ought to have been joking, you don't have access to most features without being an user, so them appreciating the update is anecdotal.
I noticed that recently some threads being marked as questions. What is the purpose of having threads be discussions versus questions?
In those threads you can both vote and react. What is the benefit of voting if the thread was started as a question?
In those threads you can both vote and react. What is the benefit of voting if the thread was started as a question?
Can we please have the old icons back , if not even the structure, in the top of the reply bar ?
The icons are small, ugly, hard to recognise and the new system how they are organised is
confusing and it can make replying a chore.
The icons are small, ugly, hard to recognise and the new system how they are organised is
confusing and it can make replying a chore.
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I'm not sure it can be called an upgrade when it has removed functionality, i.e. the ability to delete posts without having to ask moderators to do it, which only creates more work for them.
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That quotes don't automatically come in BB code is a bit annoying when accidently deleting the quote part
only by trying to delete the last line outside the quote. Okay i'm not sure if it originally came in BB, but it was
better to handle. Or rather, how it is now is not better.
I wonder what BB option got added additionaly.
Not to mention the smaller and ugly icons.
Apart from the problem that somehow my delete button didn't work in a post i thought to edit, which then made
me try other buttons, only to get the whole thread closed and start all over again.
In short, still not convinced i am of this upgrade.
Letting time pass and getting used to it doesn't make it good.
Miffed cat Yoda
PS: Despite being miffed cat Yoda, i would love to spread more positivity, but here i don't know where that should come
from, except maybe some speed optimisations...
only by trying to delete the last line outside the quote. Okay i'm not sure if it originally came in BB, but it was
better to handle. Or rather, how it is now is not better.
I wonder what BB option got added additionaly.
Not to mention the smaller and ugly icons.
Apart from the problem that somehow my delete button didn't work in a post i thought to edit, which then made
me try other buttons, only to get the whole thread closed and start all over again.
In short, still not convinced i am of this upgrade.
Letting time pass and getting used to it doesn't make it good.
Miffed cat Yoda
PS: Despite being miffed cat Yoda, i would love to spread more positivity, but here i don't know where that should come
from, except maybe some speed optimisations...
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I too think that removing the delete button was a big mistake.
I've seen many, many instances of accidental double posts where people then are forced to either edit one into a ., whihc just clutters threads, or need to fetch a mod to delete it, which puts extra strain on the already well worked moderators.
Considering that mods already could see deleted posts, then I don' t see what was to be gained from removing the ability to delete posts. Really feels like a downgrade.
I've seen many, many instances of accidental double posts where people then are forced to either edit one into a ., whihc just clutters threads, or need to fetch a mod to delete it, which puts extra strain on the already well worked moderators.
Considering that mods already could see deleted posts, then I don' t see what was to be gained from removing the ability to delete posts. Really feels like a downgrade.
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It appears to be back, in some forums at least.
In OT and CK2 for instance.
Not sure if in every forum.
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A sincere thank you to the forum staff for bringing back the ability to remove posts.
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Hi, the new patch is horrible for me. i hate the wargoal Legacy of Alexander!!! for the diadochi. I cant enjoy the game.
This is about the forum uprade.
Whatever game you refer to, you'll be better going to the respective subforum and start a thread or whatever there.
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