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scott · ‎11-13-2013

Can't believe I missed this birthday! Congratulations indeed, and so glad to see the Lithosphereans keeping this community going stronger than ever!

scott · ‎09-23-2010

Hmm, you're right. Kudos isn't there either. I always struggle with how to balance the need to classify with the need to keep it simple and quick to understand and find things. For instance, not all the labels currently fit on one page - you need a 'next' button to see the rest and I missed the last few a couple of times because I didn't see them. I was actually looking at the labels recently and wondering if there is a way to tighten them up, use less so they all fit. Is there a middle ground? Maybe using tags for the really granular stuff?

scott · ‎09-23-2010

Sorry you are having a problem in your community aupinktoes! But it doesn't look like this is a universal problem. I'm not having any problems with image positioning using IE8 here, as below: Image is to the left Image is inline Image is to the right Of course, that doesn't mean it is not an issue on your community, just not a general one across the Lithium platform. Are you an admin on your community? If so, what is the version you are running there? And did you submit a case to Lithium on this? Also, it might be helpful for you to post a link to a problematic post on your community so we can take a look at the underlying html, see if there is anything going on.

scott · ‎08-24-2010

I would always do my editing in a text editor like TextPad, then copy and paste that into the announcements when I was done (testing on stage first, of course). There are so many different editors out there, it would be hard for a company like Lithium to pick one and have everyone be happy. I completely agree about the empty lines issue, though, that always threw me. But since I did my editing in another tool, it didn't bother me too much.

scott · ‎05-08-2010

@joshua It's also a pretty big assumption that those most influential users are only active within a community and not across other channels/networks. And as MikeW alluded to, publicly accessible communities have the potential to be viewed by a very large audience - and often rise high in search engine results.

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