admin said:
Here is an example site we migrated some time ago. Still active:
https://www.wolverineforums.com/ It's a big change to what we have here now, but it's still just forum software.
It has 'save' and 'share' options under all the comments.
That's super good for those of us who never use a mouse. :thumbup:
I still hope the new software has some sort of like, agree/disagree or thumbs up feature and the ability for members to see who gave that feedback (if they wanted to click on it.)
We all know that words on a screen can't compare with in-person communications - a 'like' button would be helpful.
Without hearing people's voices and tone or seeing their facial expressions and body language, the brain's robbed of the normal info it'd use to process what is and isn't meant by words.
Having the option to 'like' a comment isn't just an informal vote on who gave the best advice, it also lets the author know that you agree with them.
Seeing a like here and there would go a long way towards members getting along.
It'd be especially helpful between members who may assume that they rarely or never agree.
As a deaf person who once could hear and now relies on reading for almost all communication, I can't stress enough how far likes & dislikes, emojis and smilies go towards understanding what is and isn't meant.
The more options that we have to display emotions (or the lack there of) the better communications the forum will have. :2:
And I think that we'd use the smilies more if ALL the options displayed faster.
We should be able to scroll for them or see them all at once, instead of clicking through 11 pages.
It's very hard to pick the best smilie when you have to click and click and can't remember what was where.
Just suggestions
