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Things to Like About the New Format?

arfie
arfie

Now that we have had a bit of time to adjust a little bit, has anybody found things to like about the new format?


I like the newsfeed. It lets me check all my groups at once. I think. It took me awhile to realize that I was posting on the Bi-polar and PTSD boards indiscriminately. On the old format, I had pretty much written off the Bi-Polar board as too hyper-expressive for my refined pallette.


My other groups are still depressingly slow. It is kinda nice to think the newsfeed will alert me to any new activity. Hope I am right about that.

Doo
Doo
I like the news feed for keeping up with my friends and I think it will be good once the quirks are out of it. I thought I liked the ticker on the old site but now that I am used to not having it I like it not being there. I like the background on our profile, gives us another way to express ourselves. There are a few more options I think I will like if they get the bugs fixed.
Community LeaderLeo
Leo
I still have many gripes, but I like the fact our journals don't need a "mood" anymore. That got annoying for me. Sometimes i wished I could just *journal*, y'know?
2magicman
2magicman
Yah I have a big gripe about the new format. Still can't get back to my original profil. They say there working on it. If they cared it would have been fixed by now. Doing resurch is so very inportent not just for ourselves but what you do for others.

Scott
Community LeaderSunCloudJD
SunCloudJD
Well it's good to see ya on the BP board arf.... I was told on Friday I think it was that the DS staff think that people should be able to get on within the next 2 weeks so hopefully you'll have your original DS self back soon magic
I'm like the fact that I'm getting used to it and look forward to all of the members getting back on....xo
HarrysMom
HarrysMom
I like that sometimes it feels a bit less weird now. it isn't as,... empty as it once felt. hugs
arfie
arfie
Much of my own psychotherapy coincided with a developing communications/tech career that started about 10 years before the first personal computers hit the market. I had to learn 5 different operating systems on my first tech job in an major Army comm center. Not sure I can count how many I operating systems I have learned since. Never occurred to me before this particular changeover, but now I wonder if absorbing all those operating systems and programming languages was part of how I was able to make so many changes in the personal dysfunctions kiddie whorehouse baggage.

Change is hard, but ultimately worth the effort.
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