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  • problem

    JeeBar reported a problem in Neighborsville on July 10, 2009 17:43:

    JeeBar
    Annoying "Invalid Comments" Error
    Two times now I've spent a handful of minutes crafting a clever and informative comment about a note, only to have it rejected with the error message "Invalid Comments." Doesn't say WHY it was invalid (so I don't know what I did wrong) and worse yet it wipes everything out so I have to start over.
  • idea

    JeeBar shared an idea in Neighborsville on July 10, 2009 03:18:

    JeeBar
    Error Message for Bad Password
    On the login page, if you enter an incorrect password, the screen just resets with no error message about an incorrect password. Should be one, I reckon.

    That's so standard that it took me a while to figure out that's what was keeping me from logging in. : )
  • problem

    JeeBar replied on July 10, 2009 03:15 to the problem "Noticed a few things" in Neighborsville:

    JeeBar
    Is this problem really from 8 months ago? If so then maybe I'm not seeing ANY of the things Stan describes because they've been stripped out of the product over time? Because I don't see an in-box or a "My Friends" function, or even any way to add people as friends, I'm not seeing any ads, nor an "Advertise" page. All I can see is the basic feed of four "Notes" that have been posted so far.
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  • idea

    Greg Barr shared an idea in Neighborsville on July 10, 2009 02:51:

    Greg Barr
    Dashboardy Home Page; Custom View of the Feed
    Maybe I just need to get used to the idea of the home page being a running collaborative blog of sorts, but once it's really active it seems like it'll suffer from Twitter-syndrome where you see what's recent, not necessarily what's interesting or important.

    I'd make one column/container be the "what people are talking about right now" feed, then have the option to set up other buckets for things like "in order by # of comments" and "in order by number of views." Then the ability to create custom containers that display packaged search results.
  • idea

    Greg Barr replied on July 10, 2009 02:42 to the idea ""Add as a friend" loses context." in Neighborsville:

    Greg Barr
    You're one step ahead of me...I can't even figure out how to add somebody as a friend in the first place. : / I expected that there'd be a link on the page you get when you click somebody's user name, but no. : /
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