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Originally Posted by Scorcher Like/Unlike Post Button. Not sure whether this has been mentioned before, but I think its a real cool feature to have. Can reduce spamming marginally instead of useless "Thats great!", "I like that" kinda one liner comments. If you guys feel it useful
Here is a reference from another forum. |
+1 to what EssYouWe posted (below). Also, ours is a very large forum. The more helpful posts will easily garner 100 - 200 likes.....which can severely clutter the page up. We have a thing for simple layouts.
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Originally Posted by EssYouWe ^
This has been mooted before. The idea against implementing it is that it clutters things up. The forum wears a wonderfully weighed look, kind of like Scarlett Johansson.
And we have very effective moderation of one liners which add no value.
Lets see if the mods change their minds about it. |
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Originally Posted by jassi given the facebook addiction these days, a like button would be a good option. I have been recently looking for a like button on tbhp posts as well :-)
A 'like' button should not however count to your total posts though! |
It's your lucky day
. Look above the first post of each thread, you will see a Facebook "Like" button there.
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Originally Posted by amitpunjani There are alot of Bhpian's which have CNG kit fiitted. Additonal Green, T-BHP sticker will also promote our care for the Enviornment. |
The number of CNG users are too slim for us to include a CNG sticker in every despatch. However, what we can do is, just like the "Drive Safe" sticker, a "I care for the environment" design can be released.
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Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom One of the forums I frequent has a Thanks button. I find it very good to be able to appreciate and acknowledge a post without having to make another post. |
Same reason as I mentioned earlier, Thad. It will increase the clutter on each thread. Can you imagine reading a post, having 150 "Thanks" after it, and then moving on to the next one? The sheer size of this community makes it imperative for us to keep things simple.
I've still short-listed your suggestion, and we may have a test run on it.
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Originally Posted by anonymous I find it bit difficult to search for older threads in case if I want to compare the sales figures of two or more months? |
Use our "Search" functionality through thread titles. It's very accurate. Check
this tutorial out, for tips on finding just what you are looking for.
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Originally Posted by DKG Excellent !! |
Thank you DKG. Have added it to the to-do list.
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Originally Posted by noopster Is ther any way to have a "Latest Threads" link (not "latest posts" which is there today). Reason I ask is I sometimes miss out on totally interesting threads that come up in sections that I don't frequent much. |
Awesome suggestion, thank you! Will have the same added soon.
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Originally Posted by selfdrive Perhaps there could also be sun protectors/ blockers with the TBHP logo/ motto - these would be more visible to fellow travellers. |
No plans for this in the short-term. Sorry.
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Originally Posted by markmytravel Search option should automatically display results soreted by date with the latest reply first. Especially Travelogues this will list the latest thread first giving more up to date information. |
Go to your
UserCP -> Edit Options -> Thread Display Mode -> Linear Newest first
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Originally Posted by Klub Class I guess, it is not that difficult to implement the same. What say moderators & Distinguished-BHPians? |
Look up their introductions? Will forward your request to the Distinguished BHPians though. If they want to start such a thread, we'll make it a sticky.
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Originally Posted by JVH The THAR review was excellent and as usual with every other review raises the bar. Though I'm no off-roadie the attention to detail and the planning which went into the review was truly commendable. Good job done there! |
Thank you
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Are you guys planning to do someting similar in the motorbikes section?
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The reason we review cars so well is, we deeply understand them (or so we like to think!!!!). However, most of the Mod Team (except for some bikers amongst us) has a limited understanding of motorcycles.