ladies/gents:
i'm going to spend some money on our reader forum. i've spent a lot in the past on it, but not in recent years, so, time to again invest i think.
some of the upgrades are for me. some of the upgrades are for you. what upgrades could be for me? those that allow me to deploy banner ad units i cannot now deploy. what would be the upgrades for you? first, features that you might want but don't have. a like button? yes or no? also, maybe, a mobile version. something that allows you to view without having to scroll back and forth to read a post.
one thing i'm heavily leaning toward is a fixed size for the forum table. it would be just like the home page, 970px wide, end to end, including that right hand column where ads, polls, etc., live. the downside might be that it could be harder to manipulate from a mobile device. hence one reason for also having a mobile platform.
anything you want to say, i'm eager to hear. so i'm going to take input this week, and my trajectory will be bent heavily by the input you give.
Dan Empfield
aka Slowman
i'm going to spend some money on our reader forum. i've spent a lot in the past on it, but not in recent years, so, time to again invest i think.
some of the upgrades are for me. some of the upgrades are for you. what upgrades could be for me? those that allow me to deploy banner ad units i cannot now deploy. what would be the upgrades for you? first, features that you might want but don't have. a like button? yes or no? also, maybe, a mobile version. something that allows you to view without having to scroll back and forth to read a post.
one thing i'm heavily leaning toward is a fixed size for the forum table. it would be just like the home page, 970px wide, end to end, including that right hand column where ads, polls, etc., live. the downside might be that it could be harder to manipulate from a mobile device. hence one reason for also having a mobile platform.
anything you want to say, i'm eager to hear. so i'm going to take input this week, and my trajectory will be bent heavily by the input you give.
Dan Empfield
aka Slowman