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      livius @Fred
      last edited by livius

      @Frida - i have upvoted your post - now you can post without delay
      for your particular problem use Sort-by - you can then have post ordered in way as you like

      @Fred
      the forum is not so bad. I seen really bad forums.
      Here you have:

      • formatting (http://commonmark.org/help/)
      • recent (https://forum.pycom.io/recent)
      • popular (https://forum.pycom.io/popular)
      • fork topic
      • pin topic
      • bookmark
      • lock
      • sort order
      • spam prevention (time limit for new users)
      • online status , icons
      • image content storage
      • tags (https://forum.pycom.io/tags)

      some improvement needed:

      • bookmark with custom tag or "folder" structure
      • category "mostly bookmarked post"
      • topic state like "solved"
      • button "need attention for admins" - i do not talking about spam messages, and also i do not talk about admins like moderators only dev team
      • have more content width - https://forum.pycom.io/post/13315
      • share "button" - more intuitive way to get link for some post - (not all people know how to copy link to specific post) i do not talk about share with facebook and others only simple link

      think about people first, then computers

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        crumble @Fred
        last edited by

        @fred

        • a button too format source code. As a quick fix, place the comand on top of the help page.
        • Pin the thread about the latest firmware versions, so people may not open that many threads for problems with new releases.
        • An optional warning ticker, if we shall not update
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          HelalBR @Frida
          last edited by HelalBR

          @frida I couldn't agree more! It took me some time to understand that when I get to a topic the first message is the OP and then I have to scroll all the way down and start reading from bottom to top. Really weird. At least order by oldest to newest by default, please =D

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            tve
            last edited by

            I'm new here... this must be the only forum I know that has the messages in reverse order! A total PITA if you ask me...

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              robert-hh @tve
              last edited by

              @tve You can change the order in the setting. I like to have the newest message on top.

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                jcaron @Frida
                last edited by

                @frida you can indeed change the sort order in settings (I did), it I would probably make that the default.

                Note that the behaviour is sometimes a bit strange in that order (due to lazy loading), but it mostly works.

                Some recommendations:

                • add dedicated sub-categories or something like that for release announcements for each product, and somehow try to keep them in order.
                • change the rules for post spacing. It’s annoying that even after months of présence and many posts one still has to wait 3 minutes between posts.
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                  peekay123 @robert-hh
                  last edited by

                  @robert-hh, I can't seem to find that setting for my account. Do you have a screenshot that might guide me?

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                    robert-hh @peekay123
                    last edited by robert-hh

                    @peekay123 That's in the "Sort by" selection box over every list of posts.0_1542120501855_sort-by.jpg

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                      peekay123 @robert-hh
                      last edited by

                      @robert-hh, thanks! Couldn't see the tree for the forest!

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                        Xykon administrators
                        last edited by

                        We could change the default sort order but I'm not sure this would affect existing users. I admit it throws me off too if I'm on the forum but not logged into my account. I'll see if our system admin can do some internal tests.

                        Christian Ehlers

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