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I would enjoy a LIKE button to show approval when someone has a great comment.

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My dear John, sorry to say,

we are here to learn something or share our knowledge with others, not for enjoying...

 

sorry once again...

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My dear John, sorry to say,

we are here to learn something or share our knowledge with others, not for enjoying...

 

sorry once again...

 

I like great comments. I happen to enjoy learning and I enjoy this website. If I didn't enjoy it, I wouldn't do it.

 

Sorry...

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My dear John, sorry to say,

we are here to learn something or share our knowledge with others, not for enjoying...

 

sorry once again...

Really, then I am done here.
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Having a button loses that personal touch, it's much nicer to see an original comment in a users own words. And I'm with RobDraw and Dana W on this one I really enjoy this site, there is something about CADTutor that sets it apart from the rest. So keep up the questions and the nice comments.

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we are here to learn something or share our knowledge with others, not for enjoying...

 

Really? You don't enjoy learning and sharing knowledge? For me, those things go hand in hand. I wouldn't come here every day if I didn't enjoy this place.

 

 

As far as a "Like" button is concerned, we had this discussion once before, but nothing ever came of it: http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?76055-Like-button-and-other-helpful-stuff. I think the general consensus was that a "Like" button wasn't really something anyone wanted, but a "Thanks" button would be ok.

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I like this idea. There's a "Like" button on some other forums I'm on and I believe they serve a great purpose.

 

Yeah, not to copy them, but augi has something similar.

augi-like.png

 

But what I'd really like to see streamlined is the image attachment process. Currently it involves a pop up window and no fewer than 8 clicks.

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But what I'd really like to see streamlined is the image attachment process. Currently it involves a pop up window and no fewer than 8 clicks.
Oh my GOSH I know.... vBulletin is way behind on this technology.
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Oh my GOSH I know.... vBulletin is way behind on this technology.

 

augi uses vBulletin and I just measured it. 5 clicks. (The Swamp = 4 clicks)

 

Drag+drop would be ideal, but any improvement would be welcomed.

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In this thread http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?70127-What-would-you-like David mentioned moving away from vBulletin, but that was several years ago.
I love change and improvement so it would be a warm welcome to see something other than vBulletin. I would like the idea of "quick chat rooms" where discussions could happen live... some kind of module within a thread of some kind. And it would have indicators like "Cad64 is typing a message..." and have insta-sharing of files, where the chat room really acts as a portal between file sharing, not storing anything.

 

Just subtle things could make huge improvements overall.

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The plan is still to move over to IPB and I'm currently making some preparations with a view to implementing this in the summer. The delay has largely been to do with the development of IPB4, which has been slow but it's now in a reasonably stable state and I feel more confident about the move. It will also bring us a lot of new functionality.

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"quick chat rooms"

 

There is the ShoutBox available in vB, if it is turned on.

No file sharing though just an ongoing live discussion space.

 

A large problem we have had with this in the past on another forum is that newbies would tend to post their questions there rather than start a new thread; this meant that their questions got missed as they dissapeared up the discussion.

It's also harder to moderate a 'live' discussion and stop any abuse.

In the end we had to turn it off.

 

I suspect this would happen in any live chat space, hard to moderate unless someone is watching it 24/7, easier for a newbie to post there than to work out how to start a new thread.

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