Kudos and Accepted Solutions - your feedback!

[Raine]

I know we haven't had the features for long, but I would love to hear everyone's impressions on our newest community features.

What do you guys think about Kudos and Accepted Solutions? Have you gotten a chance to try them out? Do you have any major questions or concerns regarding the features?

Let's hear it!

[Anonymous]

I had a question...

When you go to the Top Kudoed authors it says I have 2 but on my profile page it says I have 10. Coincidently have given 2 (just figured out what they were for recently) so on that page does it reflect what I have given or received?

[Anonymous]

Never mind I have answered my own question... it depends on where I am when I look at the list ... as they are divided up by board

My apologies... I ask some really stupid questions sometimes

[haulingthescoreup]

Believe me, every time I start digging on the kudos and solutions, I find myself wandering down yet another unexplored road!

[upinflagstaff]

When I try to give Kudos from my home computer - Firefox 2.0.17/Windows 98se - it looks like it will give them, but it fails. I can give Kudos from my computer at work, also running Firefox 2.0.17. Accepted solutions does work from my home computer.

[laz98]

i'm indifferent.

[Scamp]

Is there any way to show the dates that Kudos were given?

I had a couple old posts Kudoed over the weekend, and just could not figure out for sure which posts had gotten the new Kudos, even going by 'my most recent posts' and what-not.

It'd be nice to have a more nearly one-click way to see which old post got a new Kudo, when that happens.  If there already is a way, I've not been able to figure it out, yet!

[Anonymous]

Now that it's been in place for a few months, I think I like it. It's a great quick way of expressing appreciation
- for the time someone took to reply
- for the quality of the reply and the thought that went into the reply

My other feedback is that may I ask the forum to please consider not using the negative feedback system like what (Edited!  Spelled-out references to that site are not allowed here per TOS and Credit Repair Discussion Guidelines) uses. You can "give green" (positive feedback) to someone or "give red" (negative feedback) to someone. I see so many people there giving red for childish and retaliatory reasons. And I think the negative feedback system probably causes new members to feel too intimidated to ask questions about things that they don't know about or don't understand.

Message Edited by Scamp on 01-27-2009 05:56 PM