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#95762 12-Jan-2012 13:12
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Would it be possible to implement a function to vote up (or like for the lack of a better term) people's posts?

There are times where i want to show support for peoples posts, but don't want to flood the thread with an un-necessary post.

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  #567887 12-Jan-2012 13:14
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jaymz: Would it be possible to implement a function to vote up (or like for the lack of a better term) people's posts?

There are times where i want to show support for peoples posts, but don't want to flood the thread with an un-necessary post.
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  #567888 12-Jan-2012 13:15
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jaymz: Would it be possible to implement a function to vote up (or like for the lack of a better term) people's posts?

There are times where i want to show support for peoples posts, but don't want to flood the thread with an un-necessary post.

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  #567889 12-Jan-2012 13:16
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  #567891 12-Jan-2012 13:19
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  #567897 12-Jan-2012 13:25
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I don't like that idea. I think that +1 posts while a bit of a waste of space show the progression of a thread.

I guess you could mark one of the posts as "most favoured reply" in a different colour...

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#567901 12-Jan-2012 13:33
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networkn: I don't like that idea. I think that +1 posts while a bit of a waste of space show the progression of a thread.

I guess you could mark one of the posts as "most favoured reply" in a different colour...


I have used other forums and found the "likes" quite a nice quick way to show support to fellow forum member's posts. 

Having different coloured forum posts would be too "busy" and confusing.  You could end up with a thread full of various colours that at a glance would mean nothing. 

 
 
 

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  #567902 12-Jan-2012 13:33
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keewee01: +1


+1 




Lazy is such an ugly word, I prefer to call it selective participation



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  #567984 12-Jan-2012 15:26
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  #567988 12-Jan-2012 15:28
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What about a "thanks" button or something like that..

Then you have a "thanks" count on your profile thing

And then you can have "thanks" badges

The benefits are endless!

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  #567994 12-Jan-2012 15:38
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networkn: I don't like that idea. I think that +1 posts while a bit of a waste of space show the progression of a thread.

I like the idea. But it's true, they do have some weird effect that a simple number would not have..

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  #567999 12-Jan-2012 15:52
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How about a 'reputation' score?

 
 
 

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  #568003 12-Jan-2012 16:04
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heavenlywild: How about a 'reputation' score?

That is something different isn't it? how would that work then?

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  #568009 12-Jan-2012 16:12
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None of these ideas are new. I have talked about this with RedJungle for a while. The one I like most is the reputation score, based on number of contributions that are recognised by the community with use of "+1" buttons.





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  #568030 12-Jan-2012 17:01
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Maybe also set it so you could view a threshold, ie in a thread, only view all replies with at least 3 +1s.

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  #568053 12-Jan-2012 17:45
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nate: Maybe also set it so you could view a threshold, ie in a thread, only view all replies with at least 3 +1s.


Just don't make that the default or nobody would see anything :)


I'd like to see a system where we can +1 things but the comments still stay in chronological order

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