As Jeff mentioned...we're not turning Channel 9 into 10. We know the target is quite different. 10 won't interest everyone, just like Channel 9 won't either.
So with that is there anything that you really don't want to see come over from 10? Again, we're only bringing over functionality from 10 but is there anything that scares you that we can put your mind to rest about? ![]()
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re- manip:
id make some (epecially if provided with the real c9guy vectors)
re on10: the layout. Whats here is good. just need to utalise big red bar (go nuts with whatever you want) and the right column (give that to us in the form of interchangeable/buildable gadgets
* perhaps user polls, pm alerts, c9park watch;) could go on right
and you could move "Featured" to the 3 elements in the big red bar like: Current contest l Interview with Billg ver 3 l All about teched -
agreed...jamie...the look of 10 is not coming here. You may see a few tweaks with the homepage redesign, but bringing over the 10 functionality will not change the look of 10.
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great!
http://www.gnuarts.com/c9_themes/
theres some css themes i did 2 yrs ago for c9
all images/colurs/fonts in the css - but tables on master page called them
(its all one page - index.html - with a different css ref)
(works super fast in FF/ie7 - ie6 loads slow)
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How about online/offline status thing for each user when looking through a topic? Also a spell checker when creating new topics and reply to topics.
I would also like to see a quick reply option at the bottom of a topic. There just a few things i would like to see
. Cant wait for the update.
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AMAZING!
by inline i mean i could start a thread called:
"Should msn images search have sort by size?" (like i made today) and add a poll to the thread
each user when replying to the thread would be presented with a vote box in the reply windows (well above it..whereever)
then we could really gage what the heck we're all going on about
edit - ideally we could sort user generated polls by most votes / yes wins / no wins
edit 2 - all polls "yes - no - maybe" only (for users) - so they are sortable later -
Scott Bryen,
- Online/Offline - It's something we've been talking about. We'll continue the discussion about it. I can't make any promises on it yet though.
- Spell Checking - Done, just have to figure out the best way to show it in our UI.
- Quick Reply - Have you tried out 10? We have a quick-reply type thing in there already. We're modifying it a bit in a couple weeks, but for the better. Let us know what you think. We sort of combined everything so quick reply is the only way to reply.
Everyone wants to be quick, right?

Thanks, jamie! My name is Erik, btw...if you'd like something easier to type.

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well "Spell Checking - Done," / btw...if you'd like something easier to type. "
i think everyone here knows i need serious spelling help so youve already made it easier to tipe
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Another feature request: wiki-style edit history for posts that have been edited. It would prevent Beer28-style retconning.
(It would also reveal my frequent spelling corrections, but so be it
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sven is right - the date bug i forgot
if you edit the title of a thread from last year - to say.. "Whatever Thread *updated" - it changes the thread date to today - not a year ago - with an edit stamp
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Well i've said it before but here goes: the most annoying thing about 10 is that it needs horizontal scrolling on a tablet in portrait mode (768*1024). Since that's how I tend to visit C9, I'd find it very frustrating if the same happened here.
Ink without crashing IE with .Net 2 would be nice too. As would a text editor that sucked slightly less than the curent one.
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HumanCompiler wrote:
Scott Bryen,
- Online/Offline - It's something we've been talking about. We'll continue the discussion about it. I can't make any promises on it yet though.
- Spell Checking - Done, just have to figure out the best way to show it in our UI.
- Quick Reply - Have you tried out 10? We have a quick-reply type thing in there already. We're modifying it a bit in a couple weeks, but for the better. Let us know what you think. We sort of combined everything so quick reply is the only way to reply.
Everyone wants to be quick, right?

Thanks, jamie! My name is Erik, btw...if you'd like something easier to type.

I think spell check should be done the way the new Hotmail Beta does with its right click and select style and the red underline when a word is not spelt right. If you do, that would be awesome
I have just signed up to 10. Havent really seen much or know what its about to be honest but ill check it out
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Jeffsand wrote: We are interested in more Ajax in the forums though to eliminate refreshes. Thoughts?
die-Sel wrote:Less re-freshing, sounds good
*how would this auto refresh effect threads with large images? none? if in cache? or stupid ajax ignore common browser stuff and redraw each time?
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yes. yes and yes. [y]
ps - kudos to human compiler! talk about get the job done tone! answer right away! the original c9 webdev (bryn?) was way more...umm alooof! -
Here's what I'd like to see:
- Updated Community Server
- User selectable themes (ASP.net 2.0's got support for them! Create some base HTML and let our designers *cough jamie* go wild!) -
I don't care what you do, just as long as it's all yellow text on a purple background... 'cos that's really cool and easy to read...

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I think the ajax refreshing would be cool but not useful to the majority of users. I would like to see a feature that allowed users to filter out certain users and threads.
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At the moment I don't like having to click on the New Reply icon from another person's post, the New Reply button should be at the top and bottom of the page.
I would also love a simple (plain text) quick reply box at the bottom of each thread to streamline the posting process.
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