How do you follow a topic.
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@jhz563 posted:... I have no idea why we can't use words instead of non-intuitive icons for this.
You and me both!
I have complained about this to the folks at Crowdstack, to no avail.
What if "Following Topics" does not appear? I thought there was a change to the forum because I haven't seen the button in awhile.
Hey Rich,
Can we un-follow a topic?
Bill
Sure. Just go to the thread involved and click the little bell again.
If the bell looks like this: you are not following that topic.
If the bell looks like this: you are following that topic.
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I need new glasses! Sorry, I missed the bell. Didn't it say "Following" with a circle to click next to it at some point in the past?
Sigh...yes it did used to say “Following” or something similar. But in the continuing drive to dumb us all down to the lowest common denominator, we get images now instead of letters.
I wish I could change it, but it’s baked into the software.
Thanks, Rich!
They could at least vet the colors "right"; red is always going to register as stop for me. (I don't care about color pop to be right the little light beams don't help much with imbeded color association phycology)
I had noticed "follow" missing, but figured it moved. I don't play the "click me" game either; I call it as I see it, Poor graphic design by failure to convey an idea easily at first glance.
But that's from a low brow perspective.
The think tank reasoning for the push is progressing to one language eventually for science/software.(to start). The "icon" is a bridge between what we have and the final, utopian goal.... still a NWO pita, but it's gonna get worse before it gets better and is going to happen because we won't apply ourselves to not letting it happen. Like other things of far more importance today it's "too hard"
Thank you for these posts. They “follow” my train of thought exactly. When I returned to the OGR Forum after several months away while preoccupied with other matters, I had all the same questions and reactions.
Fortunately, I searched for “Follow Topics” in the Forum search box, found this topic, and found each reply was a response to a question I had but hadn’t even asked yet. The change of labeled buttons to icons might be intuitive to software developers and the folks in the IT Department, but “Follow” and even “Like” seemed clear enough to me.
Thanks, everyone, for responding to my confusion and answering my questions two months before I knew I was confused and had any questions.
Cheers!
Alan