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Tim started following the idea "Flagging comments for review" in Get Satisfaction.

Tim marked one of Elledark's replies in StumbleUpon as useful. Elledark replied to the idea "Ability to set Reviews as my Homepage". Tim and 10 other people think it's one of the best replies.

A comment on the idea "Ability to set Reviews as my Homepage" in StumbleUpon:

I got this back-to-front! I meant that the preferences-only page is misleading in my case. However, Charles's comment is absolutely to the point. – Tim, on November 04, 2009 15:25

Tim shared an idea in Get Satisfaction on November 04, 2009 11:40:

Feelings icon should be directed towards issue, not idea.

When putting forward an idea, or commenting upon others' idea, one's mind is concerning itself with what the idea is about, rather than the idea itself. Accordingly, 'How does [this idea] make you feel', is misdirected.

The wording needs to be rephrased to as to direct the reader to the idea's purpose, rather than the idea itself, if the interface is to avoid jarring with the poster's intent.

Tim replied on November 04, 2009 11:08 to the idea "Ability to set Reviews as my Homepage" in StumbleUpon:

I would like to add that for some of us, the reviews-only page is actively misleading. You get a very different impression of the kind of person that I am depending upon the mode that you view in. Of course, people are still free to view the other mode, but it's too late in many cases: they've already closed the tab!

Tim started following the idea "Ability to set Reviews as my Homepage" in StumbleUpon.

Tim shared an idea in StumbleUpon on October 24, 2009 12:03:

Need SU lite

The new interface is far too slow on old machines, especially when brought up in several tabs. A straightforward HTML-based access method would be well appreciated!

Tim replied on October 24, 2009 11:59 to the problem "What the heck is this ?!" in StumbleUpon:

Could still do with a larger range. Why not specify #RrGgBb?

Tim started following the problem "What the heck is this ?!" in StumbleUpon.