John's dashboard

John replied on August 08, 2009 18:06 to the question "Why do I keep getting logged out of my own site?" in SocialGO:

So what is the 'Keep me signed in' box for, if you log members out every 30 minutes if they are inactive?

Actually, the 'Keep me signed in' box never worked, but I thought it was a bug.

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John started following the problem "Save Ning from Gina" in Ning.

John started following the idea "I am just going to have to ban members with their own NING sites..." in Ning.

John started following the problem "Top 10 Most Ignored Requests." in Ning.

John started following the question "Social Go, do you really care about us?" in SocialGO.

John started following the problem "How do you delete content of members who have left?" in SocialGO.

John started following the problem "ALL SOCIALGO'S AND ZOCKU USERS, PLEASE READ AND AGREE WITH THIS" in SocialGO.

John replied on June 30, 2009 23:58 to the idea "Member own user page (there own home page with what's going on)" in SocialGO:

LukeDL, this is my dream :) A Latest Activity that shows member's friends activities. Something that shows friends online. Maybe a chat with online friends.

Don't hold your breath. 99.9% of change that this will not happen.

John started following the idea "Add date/time of event ending as well as beginning" in SocialGO.

John started following the idea "Add date/time of event ending as well as beginning" in SocialGO.

John started following the question "can my members add html code" in SocialGO.

John started following the question "Regarding Network Speed" in SocialGO.

John replied on June 24, 2009 19:22 to the problem "new fees and costs for zocku" in SocialGO:

It's not that simple. The number of active members is probably much less than 9000. If he decided to charge even 2 dollars per year, a very small percentage would pay for such a buggy and dysfunctional social network. Not to mention the lack of standard features. With this small percentage, the network would become inactive and even more unattractive.

The model that could work is to allow free members to use the network and charge members to access certain areas. The premium subscriber model. But socialgo/zocku doesn't have this functionality.

John replied on June 21, 2009 23:14 to the problem "Lots os Members not receiving "Message all Members"?!" in SocialGO:

All social networks are opt out and not opt in. Sorry, but you guys need a better lawyer. If you ever consulted one.

I sent an important message to all members a few days ago, and a lot of members complained that they were not notified by email. Most of the members who were complaining, registered befere the need of verification to receive emails. Either, the emails went to the spam folder or the emails weren't sent.

I think the emails weren't sent. I think Socialgo/Zocku is sending emails to only a small percentage of our members. I think they are just unable to sent email to all members.

These email problems is also affecting invites and notifications which are very important to grow traffic. Many members are complaining that they are not receiving their notifications.

John replied on June 19, 2009 23:07 to the problem "IE6 browser compatibility issue" in SocialGO:

Thank god it's dying rapidly. Unfortunately 15% still use it. 15% is too much to neglect.

And I received an update a few days ago for IE6 on a testing operating system.

John started following the problem "chat is not working" in SocialGO.

John replied on June 19, 2009 22:46 to the problem "IE6 browser compatibility issue" in SocialGO:

All well respected websites support IE6. They can't afford lose so many users.