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1) The community seems to be less cliquey than other sites I've been on

2) The site loads amazingly fast, you can zip around all over the place

3) The Karma feature I find encourages myself to write people messages instead of clogging up threads with, +1

Yep. So far, so good. It will get more interesting as traffic picks up.

I like that when you click a link it opens in a new tab

FreeSocrates! wrote:1) The community seems to be less cliquey than other sites I've been on

Thanks, we try hard to create that atmosphere!

We are definitely NOT the ANTI-social network.

No question about it; it's much easier to navigate here. Plus I like to be able to see new responses without having to sign it first.

Flynn wrote:I like that when you click a link it opens in a new tab

I still leftclick to open in new window... getting used to the more user-friendly feature on here

And also my Tapatalk works! ! Christmas came early!

On some other forum I'm on there is a sort of small red/orange-ish flag for a post I've not read yet, is it possible to have that on here as well? Yes, I know, I'm lazy, now I'm forced to remember what I read. Sometimes clicking on 'first unread post' leads me to an indeed unread post but then I find that there were one or a few posts before that parcticular one that I've also not read yet. Is that me or is my memory leaving me?

Edit: admins, just realised this maybe the wrong thread to post this, maybe move it to Bugzone?

Dark blue = unread. Unless it's a hot topic then dark red.

OrangeDragon wrote:Dark blue = unread. Unless it's a hot topic then dark red.

Ah, that explains the colored 'tiles' in front of a thread, I was wondering about that too, well, that's settled then.

But what I meant in my post are the small red/orange ish flag on a post/answer I've not read, just like the ones used on here to indicate there is a new post in a thread, the small flag next to the aformentioned 'tiles' in front of a thread... So, I'm talking about posts/ not threads.