IndieAgora

Sorry for any confusion on my part, but could you show me or refresh my memory as to what you mean or which those are and where I can find them? I looked through that dite just now and here on the forum site too but I'm not sure which those are or where those are.

Ok, I found the 0 replies and the Random button, yes I like those, and I think Random might be even more useful to me if it or another similar button took me to a random post rather than a random thread, though I like the thread version too, and I could use those two buttons and possibly this third one that would take the user to a random post within a thread, to get ideas going if I want something to guide my mind somewhere.

You could even put a random topic generator or wiki page thing that connects to wikipedias random function and maybe dome other wiki type sites that have those, but yes I liked those now that I found them and tested them, I hadn't clicked those yet.

I can't find the forward and back yet.

Actually, I may have used the back just now if it was the arrow at the top, so yes that was helpful.

Oh no, that was a different back, now I'm seeing the one at the bottom. So that will be very interesting to see if thdy changes my posting habits.

Yes, I'm enjoying using those buttons.

I still may like some kind of page that just shows a lot more titles in an agora or sub-forum do that I can navigate with greater speed to a thread. Does the forward and backward go through the threads in whatever order they appear, do that if something is bumped then clicking back would show the newly bumped thread in that position?

I liked all the buttons and I'm excited to see if and how it might alter what I end up posting. Currently the ordering of the threads seems to have less impact. I tend to be finding things as I'm reading, researching, and entertaining myself throughout the day, and I then think that what I see may fit well or in some way in some thread, like a matching game or wanting to make what I post processed or interpreted in relation to the themes in a thread that I choose to place it in, potentially changing how it is meant to be looked at when it appears in the context of the thread I choose to store certain ingredients or references in.

I am going to try to shift away from that if I can, even though it is a easier to do that and to keep updating and participating that way, and to see if typing more will be possible again though some of these phone issues and the keyboard on the phone glitching do often have been deterring that a little so far and making the shift to typing more again a little slower.

I've opened up a ridiculous amount of things again that I'm going to try to speed through but I may just end up shutting all these windows I've opened and trying something else.

One slightly annoying thing for me that I noticed while navigating the main side threads is that when a picture appears and I try to scroll over it or drag past it to more text, it seems to open up and expand and do it makes it difficult to scroll past it without it opening up and then I need to clivk the x, but sometimes it is big enough that it keeps getting clicked in an attempt to try to scroll past it. Maybe it could require a more specific click or it could have a button or something easily avoidable to further expand it, but otherwise can be dragged over, the finger can be dragging and hit on it and it doesn't expand.

Yes I noticed that. I will be sorting that out this week but at the moment there is a backend issue with the messaging system where user identity can fail.

I noticed that Reddit has like a touch delay timer or something, so it doesn't open when you just tap it by accident. Probably wont be much of a pain to fix.

I'll see how much time I have left after fixing this one back end bug before I go to work.

Some sites have little free games on them:



Sometimes they allow for cooperative play with chat functions too, like checkers and chess with chat on the side.