Just saw this new board layout. Too soon to tell if it's better than the old one.
I can already hear the UHND staff say...'Get used to it'.
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This is the beta test version.
I highly doubt this is the finished product.Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Thank you for the very helpful feedback
If you could actually provide context on what you don't like it might give us an idea of how we can improve it.Frankie V
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What messages have I, or haven't I already seen
My biggest complaint is not being able to see which threads and/or responses I haven't looked at yet. I was afraid that would be the case when you announced that you would have a new format. With the old format it was clear with one glance.
This format is so much harder to maneuver, with several steps required to do what was a one click process.
I don't understand why a change was even necessary.
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Also ...
Under the old format, it was easy to remember what threads I was involved in. Under this format I sometimes have no idea.-
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That should actually just be a quick style edit
It looks like the visited link style got lost. That is what made threads you visited a different color. That should be an easy fix for us.Frankie V
Webmaster/Writer UHND.com
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Re: Thank you for the very helpful feedback
I agree with Irishize. The panoramic view of all the replies was key.-
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View all is still available on all threads
There is a view all link to the far right of every new thread.Frankie V
Webmaster/Writer UHND.com
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Level 3
The old format gave you a panoramic view of all the posts and it was easy to scroll.
This format is crammed into a phone booth.
Nothing was broken. It needs no fixing.
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Level 3
New formats like this are always resisted, since they require change.
I will observe for a while before I will have any comments.Evil preaches tolerance until it is dominant, then it tries to silence good.
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