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Peter Dobrovka
Chieftain
Germany
May 99
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posted May 09, 1999 05:00
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It is nearly impossible to keep the overwiev here. No thread structure, no marking of messages alredy read.
The old BB's were a lot better!
I suggest to open a newsgroup called "alt.games.clash". - If anyone finds this message...Peter ------------------
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Mark_Everson
Clash of Civilizations
Project Lead
Canton, MI, USA
b.02-15-99
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posted May 09, 1999 08:29
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Hi Peter:Sorry this isn't working out well for you. You can see which topics have had items added. Just start at the top of the list with the most recent one and stop when you get to a thread that corresponds to the last time you were here. Have you enabled the cookie to identify you? If you do it'll tell you the last time you visited and you'll know which threads have been added to. I agree that not seeing a title for every direction the conversation turns is not perfect. We all need to try to start a new topic that references the old one if the direction of the post changes seriously from the original topic. The responses I got before was that people much preferred a pull medium like the forum to a push one like a list. From my perspective its working nicely. On the HTML version of Clash, F_Smith is working on it and thinks it'll be ready in something like a week. -Mark |
DanQ
Apolyton CS Co-Administrator
Ontario, Canada
b.02-15-99
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posted May 10, 1999 17:11
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I'm sorry Peter, I don't see quite what you're complaining about."No thread structure"
How do you figure? "no marking of messages alredy read"
Have you set your browser to allow the storage of cookies? Have you cleaned our your browser's cache recently? "The old BB's were a lot better!"
You mean older BB version scripts or what..? Please be more specific. A UBB, such as this, is just as or perhaps more effective then a registered newsgroup (at least IMO). ----------------
Dan; Apolyton CS |
F Smith
Chieftain
Austin, Tx, USA
May 99
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posted May 12, 1999 01:15
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Personally -- I like this one better than the old one.But then again, I'm a little strange. |
Peter Dobrovka
Chieftain
Germany
May 99
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posted May 15, 1999 14:30
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Thread structure:Suggestion Albert
Re: Suggestion fingerman
Re: Suggestion Albert
Another idea (was: Suggestion) Herman M.
Re: Another idea (was: Suggestion) Albert You can see who replied to what and click the message headline to read it.
You also can see what you already read and what not.
Here this is both impossible. The messages of a thread hide behind a single headline and when looking the thread all messages are in an unarranged couple as they came in by time. I have cookies enabled but I don't know what it has to do with this topic. How would you display I have read a message or not? And how to display if there are new unread messages behind a headline? The old BB's were the sitepowerup things that Mark initially had for the Clash discussion. Visit his website and look - then you get an impression of what is possible. The best solution would be to install a newsgroup. The features of a newsreader are unbeatable for this purpose and the amount of posted text reached the volume to justify it. Peter ------------------
3DTT - the 3D sequel to Transport Tycoon - demo 4.0 coming soon
Path of Mankind. Turnbased Civ-like game - demo 15 coming soon |
Peter Dobrovka
Chieftain
Germany
May 99
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posted May 15, 1999 14:35
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OK, as I see this silly editor cleared all my spaces I used to show the thread so I try again using points:Thread structure: Suggestion............................Albert
..Re:Suggestion.......................fingerman
..Re:Suggestion.......................Albert
..Another.idea.(was:.Suggestion)......Herman M.
....Re:Another.idea.(was:.Suggestion).Albert
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