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Anonymous
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Sorry to start a new thread about the same stuff, but the old one´s long a dull now


I like the new stats info, but why is it only on the index page? There should be stats on every page.

Also most users online would be a nice feature.

About mod: I have to manually give permission to new users when signing up, so they can edit their own posts. Wouldn´t it be easier if you could just set it as a default for everyone who signs up? 



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"Sorry to start a new thread about the same stuff, but the old one´s long a dull now I like the new stats info, but why is it only on the index page? There should be stats on every page.Also most users online would be a nice feature.About mod: I have to manually give permission to new users when signing up, so they can edit their own posts. Wouldn´t it be easier if you could just set it as a default for everyone who signs up? "


And that didn´t work! that means that everybody can edit everybody´s messages


How can you move the forum threads up and down? I have created a new forum (Main thread), but want it to be forum number two



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quote:

Originally posted by: Anonymous
"Sorry to start a new thread about the same stuff, but the old one´s long a dull now I like the new stats info, but why is it only on the index page? There should be stats on every page.Also most users online would be a nice feature.About mod: I have to manually give permission to new users when signing up, so they can edit their own posts. Wouldn´t it be easier if you could just set it as a default for everyone who signs up? "


And that didn´t work! that means that everybody can edit everybody´s messages


How can you move the forum threads up and down? I have created a new forum (Main thread), but want it to be forum number two



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Mirithil
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I think what they have now with the stats is best, exept possably for what was the most users on at one time.
Sticking it on everypage would make the active board pretty stuffed.

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"About mod: I have to manually give permission to new users when signing up, so they can edit their own posts. Wouldn´t it be easier if you could just set it as a default for everyone who signs up? "

:yes: I have to agree here.  I'd like to be able to allow members to edit their own posts (some of them can't spell or type properly, you see! ) but no-one else's.  Setting this as the default would be great!


 It would also be nice to be able to define my own smiley-set - even if I have to host them elsewhere, I'd like to be able to open a new window or a popup and simply click on the smileys I want - this one is hosted on photobucket and I have a sticky thread at the top of my forum called 'smileys'.


The stats are great just where they are!



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Anonymous
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I suggest improving the "views" stats to be total unique views.


As it stands, every time somebody looks at the thread it counts 1 viewing.  Perhaps making it show the number of unique views would be a little more accurate.


Also, I think it may have already been mentioned, but adding a "preview post" option, to check how your post will look before you actually post it.



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You wouldn't need that if you have the option of editing posts. It would be exess.

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