ᐅ What do you think of the new design of the house building forum?

ypg schrieb:
Is there something above your profile

This is what I get.

For me, it looks like this... (is it that small?)

@hanghaus2023 ... in this thread, you need to go to one of your posts and click on your name in the blue bar on the left, where the date and time are shown. Then click your name, and a kind of popup will appear where you can select "Profile." This will take you to the overview of your posts.

So, not through your profile at the top right, but through your name in a post.... very practical (sarcasm), because you have to know where you wrote something... it’s really a disaster.

kbt09 schrieb:
So not at the top right above your profile, but over your name in a post .... very convenient (sarcasm), because you have to know where you wrote something .... it’s really a disaster.

Yes, it could obviously be much better.

- When I click on the Topics field at the top, an empty popup opens.

- When I just go back with the page, it always jumps back to News. What exactly is behind "News" I don’t understand. I can give hearts, but I am not notified about new posts.

- It still makes sense: when someone writes a post or opens a new thread is uncertain. Every forum has this information.

And as a note: in the law forum about forum liability it is clearly stated that no forum has to check content or can be held liable for links.

I’m active in several forums privately, and everywhere there is added value when you post links to other sites. Certainly, forums don’t lose users or reputation from this. On the contrary, it keeps up with the times.

ypg schrieb:
I participate privately in various forums, and everywhere it adds value to also post links to other sites.

That is basically the purpose of the internet. It makes much less sense to summarize the content of other sites just to avoid linking to them.

You can set rules, for example, to link to manufacturer websites for products instead of retail sites, and accept a few other sites like government/ministries’ pages, consumer protection agencies, or Wikipedia as basically reliable sources.

So far, I really can’t get used to the new changes.
When I check new posts, old threads are shown that supposedly received new replies yesterday or the day before, but when I click on them and go to the last page, I don’t see any new posts... this happens with several threads.
Am I doing something wrong, or is it like this for you too?
Overall, I still feel like I have no clear overview yet.