EvilZone
Community => General discussion => Topic started by: Ragehottie on December 29, 2012, 05:08:07 PM
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I think we should require a [question] or [q] tag before questions in topics. Because I always click on topics thinking "Cool, I want to know about this", but it turns out to be someone asking about it. I mean, its not really a big deal, just kinda annoying.
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I also click on topics thinking that its a tip or tutorial but turns out to be a question.
Not that much of a deal to me personally, but I would understand that some people might get annoyed.
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Hard to implement, but perhaps we can have some sort of thread type setting in the new system. I will think about it. And yes, it is annoying. But this is a people problem, not a technical problem that is easily solvable. I don't stop being surprised by how horrible stupid people are when it comes to writing posts and subjects.
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Sounds fare , il do this from now on.
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I don't stop being surprised by how horrible stupid people are when it comes to writing posts and subjects.
Indeed.
xda-developers have a checkbox (Mark this if you will ask a question) on top of the topic field when you create a new topic. If the checkbox is marked, when you post the thread, an automatic [Q] prefix gets added.
IMO that's the easiest idiot-proof solution.
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A checkbox would be fantastic. This isn't that big of a deal on my desktop, but on mobile, its annoying as balls.
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Indeed.
xda-developers have a checkbox (Mark this if you will ask a question) on top of the topic field when you create a new topic. If the checkbox is marked, when you post the thread, an automatic [Q] prefix gets added.
IMO that's the easiest idiot-proof solution.
Good solution and easy to implement.
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^ how about the question mark icon?
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Indeed.
xda-developers have a checkbox (Mark this if you will ask a question) on top of the topic field when you create a new topic. If the checkbox is marked, when you post the thread, an automatic [Q] prefix gets added.
IMO that's the easiest idiot-proof solution.
I was about to say this... Possibly also add a "WIN" and "NIX" one two for when something posted is OS specific :D
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By the way, isn't a new version of evilzone coming? If so, then there is no point to put much work into polishing or improving this one.
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By the way, isn't a new version of evilzone coming? If so, then there is no point to put much work into polishing or improving this one.
When is it coming ?
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By the way, isn't a new version of evilzone coming? If so, then there is no point to put much work into polishing or improving this one.
Indeed it is comming. So hold the phone until we deliver what was promised ^^
When is it coming ?
(http://i3.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/005/673/soon%20%281%29.jpg)
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Ohh, a "mark as answer" button would be nice as well. And then highlight that post somehow to make it easier to find the final answer in a thread.
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Ohh, a "mark as answer" button would be nice as well. And then highlight that post somehow to make it easier to find the final answer in a thread.
How about like Yahoo/Wiki Answers were the best answer can be up voted by OP and members ;)
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How about like Yahoo/Wiki Answers were the best answer can be up voted by OP and members ;)
You're talking about a Q/A forum, no discussions. That architecture in a forum would be mindfucking, because it would mess with the post order, so following the thread would be hard.
It's like that on StackOverflow and it's fine when there is one answer per post, but when you want to have a discussion out of that, then it gets mangled.
I say no to that.
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You're talking about a Q/A forum, no discussions. That architecture in a forum would be mindfucking, because it would mess with the post order, so following the thread would be hard.
It's like that on StackOverflow and it's fine when there is one answer per post, but when you want to have a discussion out of that, then it gets mangled.
I say no to that.
True dat... but 4chan manages to do it ;)
Or maybe only allow it with "Question" posts and only the OP can upvote an answer
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True dat... but 4chan manages to do it ;)
Or maybe only allow it with "Question" posts and only the OP can upvote an answer
4chan uses a forum like structure. Each post on the /x/ page is a thread and each thread has replies in it. The threads with newest replies gets on top of the home page but the posts inside the threads are in order.