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darnoldy 01-20-2005 11:35 PM

Why aren't threaded and Hybrid views available here?
 
Seems odd to me.

--don

Andreas 01-20-2005 11:39 PM

Because they are turned off.
Nobody uses Threaded Mode ^^

Erwin 01-21-2005 01:17 AM

I'll leave this to Stefan. I'm not opposed to switching it on as even though Quick Reply is not set up for it, it still works in a manner.

GetGamer.com 01-21-2005 03:16 AM

I turned off both of those options on my forums as well because I didn't see a real need for them.

But... after seeing some threads go to 100+ pages (like the v3Arcade) it becomes evident that threaded views DO have value. I can scan the threads to see which ones interest me MUCH faster than reading through 100+ pages of replies.

I'm still not sure I'll turn them on for my forums, partly because most of the replies aren't threaded now and partly because most threads don't get that long... but I can see a case for using them here.

darnoldy 01-21-2005 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KirbyDE
Because they are turned off.
Nobody uses Threaded Mode ^^

If it is such an awful feature that a.) nobody uses it, and b.) everybody turns it off so that nobody can use it, then why bother even putting the code into the software in the first place?

Threading was one of two main reasons that the folks I work with chose vBulletin. Since then, I have had several owners of other software tell me that, had they realized threading was a standard feature, they would have chosen vBulletin over the software they chose.

Of the 5 or so vB-based forums I frequent, here and vB.com are the only two that deny me the choice of using one of the threaded modes.

Seems odd.

--don

Zachery 01-21-2005 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by darnoldy
If it is such an awful feature that a.) nobody uses it, and b.) everybody turns it off so that nobody can use it, then why bother even putting the code into the software in the first place?

Threading was one of two main reasons that the folks I work with chose vBulletin. Since then, I have had several owners of other software tell me that, had they realized threading was a standard feature, they would have chosen vBulletin over the software they chose.

Of the 5 or so vB-based forums I frequent, here and vB.com are the only two that deny me the choice of using one of the threaded modes.

Seems odd.

--don

I would have to say the greater majority of forums do not make an overuse of the feature.

Xenon 01-21-2005 04:35 PM

vb.com uses the threaded system

but during those experiences it was obvious, that linear and threaded mode doesn't work together too good, so you have to enable just one of the modes, and as i prefere linear mode, it will stay so :)

it's just too confusing to enable threaded mode as well.

darnoldy 01-21-2005 05:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Xenon
i prefere linear mode, it will stay so :)

okay, it your sandbox.

--don

Rose 01-21-2005 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by darnoldy
If it is such an awful feature that a.) nobody uses it, and b.) everybody turns it off so that nobody can use it, then why bother even putting the code into the software in the first place?

Threading was one of two main reasons that the folks I work with chose vBulletin. Since then, I have had several owners of other software tell me that, had they realized threading was a standard feature, they would have chosen vBulletin over the software they chose.

Of the 5 or so vB-based forums I frequent, here and vB.com are the only two that deny me the choice of using one of the threaded modes.

Seems odd.

--don

:D It's the same reason we have chocolate and vanilla ice cream -- some people prefer one over the other, some people prefer both, but they both have their use.

Personally, I don't care for threaded mode, never have. But that's just me. I guess it has a use in larger boards. However, none of the boards I frequent happen to use it or at least promote it. *shrugs*

[high]* Rose wants Ice Cream now.[/high]

Reeve of shinra 01-21-2005 07:42 PM

Im not a fan of it either though it was smart for jelsoft to include it. That just killed ubbthreads or whatever name they are going by now since it gave even that small base the reason they needed to switch.


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