Some Add-ons I think we will want page 1
oblivion
21st December 2011, 06:27 PM
Stuff we'll probably want:
AME - The Automatic Media Embeder (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=189267) - alternative to youtube tags and recognizes some other sites as well as youtube.
Cyb - PayPal Donate (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=177563) - donation app. has some neat features for helping the eventual treasurer, and for running a fundraiser.
Favorite Smilies (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=123116) - lets you pick your favorite smilies to display first, so they are always in the smilie box when doing advanced edit. If a site has more than a couple dozen smilies, this comes in very handy.
Mini Navbar (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=125790) - this duplicates the breadcrumb at the top of the page between the logo and the blue bar and puts it at the bottom of the page. Makes navigation easy when you get to the bottom of a thread.
My Threads - My Posts (http://services.milado.net/) - adds these links to the drop down search menu in the navbar (blue bar etc.)d
Nested Quotes (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=nested_quotes) - enables quote nesting, and lets you configure how deep the nesting can go.
Poll Criteria for Notices (http://www.webprocafe.com/) - basically what this does is add a new criterion for when a notice at the top of the page is displayed. If you have a poll going on where you really want member input, the notice will be visible for members until/unless they vote in the poll. After they vote, the notice goes away. It works as an incentive. :D
Quick Auto Image-Resize (Posts & Signature) (http://www.provb.org/) - this will automatically resize externally hosted images that are huge so they display within the confines of a regular width post. The full size image can be seen in an new browser tab/window by clicking on the resized image
Quote Post in PM (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=qpipm_38) - you go to a PM page with the recipient (the post author), the title (re the thread name), and the quoted post all filled in. Very convenient feature.
Quotes Validation (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=vqbc_rayj2009) - gives you a warning and doesn't let you make the post until you correct the mismatched quotes problem. TR members really like this one. Given that we don't intend to allow post edits, catching mismatches before they happen is a really useful feature.
Reply to all (http://exaltic.com/products/replytoall) - adds a "reply to all" button to PMs.
Return to Top (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=225065) - adds a button to each post for going to the top of the page. I've modified this add-on at TR to also include a "Go to Bottom" button.
SK - Comprehensive Ignore System (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=181626) - lets members ignore threads and forums as well as other members.
vBCode table (http://vbulletin.green-sparklet.de/product.php?do=redirect&productid=stg_table&productversion=0.1.6.0) - this is a complicated bbcode that lets you create a table in your thread. Some of you have seen these tables at TR or FF.
Some other add-ons to think about:
Sakera's Hide Poll Result (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=sakeras_hide_poll_results) - this add on allows the poll starter to specify that the poll results are hidden until the poll completes (if there is an end-time). The OPer and admins can see the results while the poll is still open. This feature can be useful in some situations. Think about how MZ's poll might have gone if the results had been hidden until the poll completed. The "winning" side would not have had that information to heckle people arguing the "losing" side. The downside is that people actually want to see the interim results before deciding how to vote. We have tried this one at TR in major decision type polls, but have gone back to the normal poll behavior.
MySmilies vB (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=sv_mysmiliesvb) - I doubt we will want this one because it lets members upload their own smilies to the server and use them with the same :smilie: code as the regular smilies available to all members
Members who have Visited (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=paulm_wvt_38) - this adds some additional info to the "what's going on" statistics at the bottom of the page. It shows all members who have visited the site in the last 24 hours, and shows the largest number of members to have ever visited in 24 hours since the installation of the add on, and when that happened.
There are lots of other add-ons we may want to take a look at. An add-on for a form (to have people check off that they understand each piece of the vision/constitution/whatever we decide a new member should acknowledge in detail) might be a huge nice-to-have. There are also modifications I've made at TR that are not packaged add-ons. Things like adding a second navbar to the top of the page, moving the edit button across the page from the quote button, adding the thread start date to the forum thread listings, and probably other stuff that I'll realize we can't live without once I notice we don't have them. :D
AME - The Automatic Media Embeder (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=189267) - alternative to youtube tags and recognizes some other sites as well as youtube.
Cyb - PayPal Donate (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=177563) - donation app. has some neat features for helping the eventual treasurer, and for running a fundraiser.
Favorite Smilies (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=123116) - lets you pick your favorite smilies to display first, so they are always in the smilie box when doing advanced edit. If a site has more than a couple dozen smilies, this comes in very handy.
Mini Navbar (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=125790) - this duplicates the breadcrumb at the top of the page between the logo and the blue bar and puts it at the bottom of the page. Makes navigation easy when you get to the bottom of a thread.
My Threads - My Posts (http://services.milado.net/) - adds these links to the drop down search menu in the navbar (blue bar etc.)d
Nested Quotes (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=nested_quotes) - enables quote nesting, and lets you configure how deep the nesting can go.
Poll Criteria for Notices (http://www.webprocafe.com/) - basically what this does is add a new criterion for when a notice at the top of the page is displayed. If you have a poll going on where you really want member input, the notice will be visible for members until/unless they vote in the poll. After they vote, the notice goes away. It works as an incentive. :D
Quick Auto Image-Resize (Posts & Signature) (http://www.provb.org/) - this will automatically resize externally hosted images that are huge so they display within the confines of a regular width post. The full size image can be seen in an new browser tab/window by clicking on the resized image
Quote Post in PM (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=qpipm_38) - you go to a PM page with the recipient (the post author), the title (re the thread name), and the quoted post all filled in. Very convenient feature.
Quotes Validation (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=vqbc_rayj2009) - gives you a warning and doesn't let you make the post until you correct the mismatched quotes problem. TR members really like this one. Given that we don't intend to allow post edits, catching mismatches before they happen is a really useful feature.
Reply to all (http://exaltic.com/products/replytoall) - adds a "reply to all" button to PMs.
Return to Top (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=225065) - adds a button to each post for going to the top of the page. I've modified this add-on at TR to also include a "Go to Bottom" button.
SK - Comprehensive Ignore System (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=181626) - lets members ignore threads and forums as well as other members.
vBCode table (http://vbulletin.green-sparklet.de/product.php?do=redirect&productid=stg_table&productversion=0.1.6.0) - this is a complicated bbcode that lets you create a table in your thread. Some of you have seen these tables at TR or FF.
Some other add-ons to think about:
Sakera's Hide Poll Result (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=sakeras_hide_poll_results) - this add on allows the poll starter to specify that the poll results are hidden until the poll completes (if there is an end-time). The OPer and admins can see the results while the poll is still open. This feature can be useful in some situations. Think about how MZ's poll might have gone if the results had been hidden until the poll completed. The "winning" side would not have had that information to heckle people arguing the "losing" side. The downside is that people actually want to see the interim results before deciding how to vote. We have tried this one at TR in major decision type polls, but have gone back to the normal poll behavior.
MySmilies vB (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=sv_mysmiliesvb) - I doubt we will want this one because it lets members upload their own smilies to the server and use them with the same :smilie: code as the regular smilies available to all members
Members who have Visited (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=paulm_wvt_38) - this adds some additional info to the "what's going on" statistics at the bottom of the page. It shows all members who have visited the site in the last 24 hours, and shows the largest number of members to have ever visited in 24 hours since the installation of the add on, and when that happened.
There are lots of other add-ons we may want to take a look at. An add-on for a form (to have people check off that they understand each piece of the vision/constitution/whatever we decide a new member should acknowledge in detail) might be a huge nice-to-have. There are also modifications I've made at TR that are not packaged add-ons. Things like adding a second navbar to the top of the page, moving the edit button across the page from the quote button, adding the thread start date to the forum thread listings, and probably other stuff that I'll realize we can't live without once I notice we don't have them. :D
Adenosine
21st December 2011, 09:47 PM
I like all of those except the smilie upload one. There are websites that host smilies they can use and link to. Doc X on FF uses one.
I also like having a toned down navigation bar at the bottom of the page. I use the new posts link at the bottom of FF pages all the time.
I also like having a toned down navigation bar at the bottom of the page. I use the new posts link at the bottom of FF pages all the time.
oblivion
21st December 2011, 10:02 PM
I like all of those except the smilie upload one. There are websites that host smilies they can use and link to. Doc X on FF uses one.
I also like having a toned down navigation bar at the bottom of the page. I use the new posts link at the bottom of FF pages all the time.
I never even noticed that link. I'll have to figure out how to make that happen
I also like having a toned down navigation bar at the bottom of the page. I use the new posts link at the bottom of FF pages all the time.
I never even noticed that link. I'll have to figure out how to make that happen
Adenosine
21st December 2011, 10:15 PM
Can you copy the HTML from the top New Posts link to the footer between 'previous thread' and 'next thread'?
charlou
21st December 2011, 10:43 PM
Most of those look good. :tup:
Moving the edit button, and/or making it red to distinguish it would be useful for admins. Did we decide general membership won't have the edit button? Or will they have a short edit window?
Not in favour of the "hide poll result" option, but willing to give it a try if it's what people want.
vBCode table - this is a complicated bbcode that lets you create a table in your thread. Some of you have seen these tables at TR or FF.
Yes! Gonzo's cat scrabble is a fun example ...
Moving the edit button, and/or making it red to distinguish it would be useful for admins. Did we decide general membership won't have the edit button? Or will they have a short edit window?
Not in favour of the "hide poll result" option, but willing to give it a try if it's what people want.
vBCode table - this is a complicated bbcode that lets you create a table in your thread. Some of you have seen these tables at TR or FF.
Yes! Gonzo's cat scrabble is a fun example ...
charlou
21st December 2011, 10:45 PM
re the edit button . .. If we get mafia going here and allow some GM access to tools, moving the edit button will be useful in avoiding edit errors there, too.
oblivion
21st December 2011, 10:51 PM
Can you copy the HTML from the top New Posts link to the footer between 'previous thread' and 'next thread'?
basically, yes, but it will need some deconstruction. The navbar code is one huge honkin headache of a nested if-then-else statement.
basically, yes, but it will need some deconstruction. The navbar code is one huge honkin headache of a nested if-then-else statement.
Cunt
22nd December 2011, 02:18 AM
I really like the layout at RDF, then the others when I could copy it (can't remember what the skin is called...subsilver2 or prosilver...I think the former)
I often used the 'view active topics' button and haven't seen one here...
I often used the 'view active topics' button and haven't seen one here...
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 02:26 AM
There is a "Today's Posts" link under Quick Links. When I start work on the navbar modifications, I'll make that one a separate link like "New Posts". "New Posts" shows all the threads with posts that you have not yet read.
I thought of two more add-ons.
We'll definitely want the PostSpy add on, that gives you a live feed of new posts as they are made. And we may want the LaTex add on. Depends on if we wind up with members who want to sling equations and formulae at each other in threads.
I thought of two more add-ons.
We'll definitely want the PostSpy add on, that gives you a live feed of new posts as they are made. And we may want the LaTex add on. Depends on if we wind up with members who want to sling equations and formulae at each other in threads.
nostrum
22nd December 2011, 02:39 AM
re the smiley upload one... is there a way for people to set up the links for their favourite smilies, rather than upload them to the forum? That'd be great if poss.
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 02:44 AM
not with that add on. I can see what else is available.
nostrum
22nd December 2011, 03:01 AM
thx!
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 03:48 AM
I'm ready to get my geek on. I thought I would start with this add-on
Nested Quotes (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=nested_quotes) - enables quote nesting, and lets you configure how deep the nesting can go.
Seraph, do you want to work together on some of these? do you use IM? We could go through a couple of add-ons together. they aren't that difficult once you've done a few, but it is kinda scary initially, and with the really complex changes, it's ALWAYS kinda scary.
also, do you have a vbulletin.org account? I will set you up as a sysadmin now if you do.
Nested Quotes (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=nested_quotes) - enables quote nesting, and lets you configure how deep the nesting can go.
Seraph, do you want to work together on some of these? do you use IM? We could go through a couple of add-ons together. they aren't that difficult once you've done a few, but it is kinda scary initially, and with the really complex changes, it's ALWAYS kinda scary.
also, do you have a vbulletin.org account? I will set you up as a sysadmin now if you do.
Hermit
22nd December 2011, 05:01 AM
Seraph, do you want to work together on some of these? do you use IM? We could go through a couple of add-ons together. they aren't that difficult once you've done a few, but it is kinda scary initially, and with the really complex changes, it's ALWAYS kinda scary.
also, do you have a vbulletin.org account? I will set you up as a sysadmin now if you do.Learning with guidance certainly makes the process less scary. So, yes please, and thank you for the offer. In the long run this should spread the workload a bit more evenly.
I have no vBulletin account I am aware of, but I do use MIM for instant messaging. Do I need to register an account with vB myself before I can be set up as a sysadmin?
also, do you have a vbulletin.org account? I will set you up as a sysadmin now if you do.Learning with guidance certainly makes the process less scary. So, yes please, and thank you for the offer. In the long run this should spread the workload a bit more evenly.
I have no vBulletin account I am aware of, but I do use MIM for instant messaging. Do I need to register an account with vB myself before I can be set up as a sysadmin?
Hermit
22nd December 2011, 05:08 AM
re the smiley upload one... is there a way for people to set up the links for their favourite smilies, rather than upload them to the forum? That'd be great if poss.That is easy. I have a photobucket account. One of my albums contains a couple of dozen smileys I like the most. I use them by hotlinking to them via the image tag like this, for example: http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x59/Hermit_graphics/Smileys/aeadea91.gif
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 05:08 AM
What I need is actually the email address that you will use to register at vbulletin.com and vbulletin.org.
I don't use MIM. It's a phone app? I mostly use gtalk and MSN IM.
I don't use MIM. It's a phone app? I mostly use gtalk and MSN IM.
nostrum
22nd December 2011, 05:29 AM
That is easy. I have a photobucket account. One of my albums contains a couple of dozen smileys I like the most. I use them by hotlinking to them via the image tag like this, for example: http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x59/Hermit_graphics/Smileys/aeadea91.gif
You need to have pbucket open to do that. It's a PITA to keep having to do that IMO, plus on an iPad or iPhone the multitasking really isn't up to the job. If we could park the hotlinks themselves, that'd make it all much easier, because then all you need to remember is the :label: you've given to a particular smiley
You need to have pbucket open to do that. It's a PITA to keep having to do that IMO, plus on an iPad or iPhone the multitasking really isn't up to the job. If we could park the hotlinks themselves, that'd make it all much easier, because then all you need to remember is the :label: you've given to a particular smiley
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 05:30 AM
Elouise, I got your message about seraph's msn account, but then my MSN account started acting up. I"m getting errors from the notification server. I don't think msn im is going to work for me tonight. :(
charlou
22nd December 2011, 05:42 AM
Elouise, I got your message about seraph's msn account, but then my MSN account started acting up. I"m getting errors from the notification server. I don't think msn im is going to work for me tonight. :(
I noticed that you were cutting in and out of msn ... I'll Email his address to you and you can add him whenever. :)
I noticed that you were cutting in and out of msn ... I'll Email his address to you and you can add him whenever. :)
charlou
22nd December 2011, 07:02 AM
I see the edit button has been moved. :D
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 07:03 AM
I've installed
Nested Quotes (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=nested_quotes) - enables quote nesting, and lets you configure how deep the nesting can go.
and have moved the edit button to the left side of the post in the legacy postbit.
Nested Quotes (http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/misc.php?do=producthelp&pid=nested_quotes) - enables quote nesting, and lets you configure how deep the nesting can go.
and have moved the edit button to the left side of the post in the legacy postbit.
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 07:04 AM
I see the edit button has been moved. :D
yep. after several near misses hitting edit instead of quote it was way up there on my list of priorities!
yep. after several near misses hitting edit instead of quote it was way up there on my list of priorities!
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 07:43 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFYjFiPvAxo
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 07:46 AM
I have installed AME Media Embedder but don't have it completely configured yet. will work on that tomorrow.
devogue
22nd December 2011, 11:15 AM
Any chance "Subscribed Threads" in Quick Links could be added automatically after posting in a thread?
Cunt
22nd December 2011, 02:08 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFYjFiPvAxo
FUCK ya!
FUCK ya!
oblivion
22nd December 2011, 02:55 PM
Any chance "Subscribed Threads" in Quick Links could be added automatically after posting in a thread?
I think what you are asking is if it is possible to automatically subscribe to any thread you post in. And the answer is yes. In the UserCP, click edit options and scroll down to the second box. The second section of that box is the default subscription mode. Select the option you like. This is also the selection that lets you get emails when there are new posts in a subscribed thread.
I think what you are asking is if it is possible to automatically subscribe to any thread you post in. And the answer is yes. In the UserCP, click edit options and scroll down to the second box. The second section of that box is the default subscription mode. Select the option you like. This is also the selection that lets you get emails when there are new posts in a subscribed thread.
nostrum
22nd December 2011, 03:07 PM
^ ah thx I was wondering the same thing
oblivion
23rd December 2011, 05:03 PM
William Elliott Whitmore - Diggin My Grave - YouTube
oblivion
23rd December 2011, 05:03 PM
w00t!
oblivion
23rd December 2011, 06:06 PM
I need help prioritizing. If there is something you think needs done really soon, please let me know.
My next task is photo resizing. After that, what do you think I should tackle next?
eta this is done. see this post for an example: http://mindromp.org/forum/showpost.php?p=218&postcount=6
My next task is photo resizing. After that, what do you think I should tackle next?
eta this is done. see this post for an example: http://mindromp.org/forum/showpost.php?p=218&postcount=6
Hermit
24th December 2011, 12:33 AM
There seems nothing particularly urgent left to do in the nuts & bolts department. All I can think of at the moment is to add <strikethrough> to the 'Reply to Thread' box.
The high priority thing left to do now is a collaborative effort: blocking out our values, and publishing them where most forums place their <strikethrough>draconian and repressive prohibitions</strikethrough> rules and guidelines. We have a number of suggestions already, but the job is yet to be finished. Not wanting to reinvent the entire motor car, I had a look at some other forums. Most of them included a disclaimer regarding responsibility for content of posts lying solely with its author. This got me wondering if such a disclaimer actually affords any legal protection from lawsuits to the forum managers themselves, which in turn led me to Australian laws as they relate to the internet. (It turns out that the disclaimers are about as effective as trying out a magic spell to stop a car careening towards you in its tracks.) Having thus successfully launched myself on a major tangent, I got no further with what I set out to do in the first place. Apologies for that.
The high priority thing left to do now is a collaborative effort: blocking out our values, and publishing them where most forums place their <strikethrough>draconian and repressive prohibitions</strikethrough> rules and guidelines. We have a number of suggestions already, but the job is yet to be finished. Not wanting to reinvent the entire motor car, I had a look at some other forums. Most of them included a disclaimer regarding responsibility for content of posts lying solely with its author. This got me wondering if such a disclaimer actually affords any legal protection from lawsuits to the forum managers themselves, which in turn led me to Australian laws as they relate to the internet. (It turns out that the disclaimers are about as effective as trying out a magic spell to stop a car careening towards you in its tracks.) Having thus successfully launched myself on a major tangent, I got no further with what I set out to do in the first place. Apologies for that.
oblivion
24th December 2011, 01:19 AM
yeah, I was thinking about concentrating on bbcodes tonight. strikethru, subscript, superscript, hide/spoiler tags, and the table bbcode. could add a wiki code, too.
I'll hold off on the mafia vote bbcodes for now :D
I'll hold off on the mafia vote bbcodes for now :D
charlou
24th December 2011, 02:37 AM
Mafia taking a back seat? What's the world coming to? :mad:
Cunt
24th December 2011, 03:49 AM
Could we get the photos resized just a bit smaller? I still have to scroll a bit right to see it all.
Seraph, could you begin a 'FUA' or whatever it should be called? I don't know quite how to start, and don't want to copy someone elses errors as a starting point...
Seraph, could you begin a 'FUA' or whatever it should be called? I don't know quite how to start, and don't want to copy someone elses errors as a starting point...
oblivion
24th December 2011, 03:51 AM
Cunt, what browser do you use?
Cunt
24th December 2011, 03:56 AM
chrome...want a screenshot or something?
oblivion
24th December 2011, 04:02 AM
I've increased the margin. Does that help? how much scrolling are we talking about?
Hermit
24th December 2011, 04:20 AM
Seraph, could you begin a 'FUA' or whatever it should be called? I don't know quite how to start, and don't want to copy someone elses errors as a starting point...A start has already been made by four forum members, including you, in this thread (http://mindromp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=12). I seem to keep getting lost in details and tangents, but yes, I'll give it another go or twenty.
oblivion
24th December 2011, 05:23 AM
I really like the layout at RDF, then the others when I could copy it (can't remember what the skin is called...subsilver2 or prosilver...I think the former)
I often used the 'view active topics' button and haven't seen one here...
I have added at "Today's Posts" link to the navbar. It will show all threads that have had posts during the last 24 hours. do you think that's an ok-ish stand-in for "view active topics"?
I often used the 'view active topics' button and haven't seen one here...
I have added at "Today's Posts" link to the navbar. It will show all threads that have had posts during the last 24 hours. do you think that's an ok-ish stand-in for "view active topics"?
Cunt
24th December 2011, 05:34 AM
Seraph, could you begin a 'FUA' or whatever it should be called? I don't know quite how to start, and don't want to copy someone elses errors as a starting point...A start has already been made by four forum members, including you, in this thread (http://mindromp.org/forum/showthread.php?t=12). I seem to keep getting lost in details and tangents, but yes, I'll give it another go or twenty.
My head feels like pudding...thanks, Seraph. I hope we can get it done...I feel like oblivion is knocking tasks down left and right, and I can't even remember which I still need to do. :)
My head feels like pudding...thanks, Seraph. I hope we can get it done...I feel like oblivion is knocking tasks down left and right, and I can't even remember which I still need to do. :)
Hermit
24th December 2011, 09:58 AM
I often used the 'view active topics' button and haven't seen one here...I think the <New Posts> menu item on the navigation bar at the top of every page is pretty much the functional equivalent to phpBB's <View Active Posts>.
oblivion
24th December 2011, 05:10 PM
I really like the layout at RDF, then the others when I could copy it (can't remember what the skin is called...subsilver2 or prosilver...I think the former)
I often used the 'view active topics' button and haven't seen one here...
I have added at "Today's Posts" link to the navbar. It will show all threads that have had posts during the last 24 hours. do you think that's an ok-ish stand-in for "view active topics"?
I decided to move Today's Posts because I kept hitting that link when I wanted the "New Posts" link. Too many display posts links too close together! It's now between Search and Quick Links.
I often used the 'view active topics' button and haven't seen one here...
I have added at "Today's Posts" link to the navbar. It will show all threads that have had posts during the last 24 hours. do you think that's an ok-ish stand-in for "view active topics"?
I decided to move Today's Posts because I kept hitting that link when I wanted the "New Posts" link. Too many display posts links too close together! It's now between Search and Quick Links.
Magicziggy
25th December 2011, 12:28 AM
Wow...
Ok, thanks to those doing the donkey highly specialised admin work.
All looks good. I like the idea of having the option to hide poll results. There's a reason why we have secret ballots and that is to prevent the current state of the poll effecting the outcome. I would think it would have only limited use. Low priority.
Ok, thanks to those doing the donkey highly specialised admin work.
All looks good. I like the idea of having the option to hide poll results. There's a reason why we have secret ballots and that is to prevent the current state of the poll effecting the outcome. I would think it would have only limited use. Low priority.
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