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It is now possible to "flag" KudoZ answerers Thread poster: Enrique Cavalitto
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Dear members,
It is now possible to "flag" an answerer in your KudoZ dashboard, so that you will receive a notification every time one of your "flagged answerers" posts an answer or a reference comment.
Credit is given to site member Rebecca Jowers, who suggested this new feature here.
For detailed information on this feature please se... See more Dear members,
It is now possible to "flag" an answerer in your KudoZ dashboard, so that you will receive a notification every time one of your "flagged answerers" posts an answer or a reference comment.
Credit is given to site member Rebecca Jowers, who suggested this new feature here.
For detailed information on this feature please see the dedicated FAQ.
Thanks to Rebecca and to all site members for making this implementation possible.
Regards,
Enrique ▲ Collapse
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| Very useful feature. | Mar 14, 2009 |
Thank you. I'm already using it.
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Yes, this is very welcome indeed. There are people out there who are always interesting to read and this will allow us to do so.
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Aniello Scognamiglio (X) 
Germany
Local time: 04:54
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Rebecca Jowers
Spain
Local time: 04:54
Member (2005)
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| Thanks for this new feature | Mar 14, 2009 |
As I said in my last comment to the original post, many thanks to Enrique, Henry D and the programmers who made this possible.
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| Good, very good! | Mar 14, 2009 |
Thanks for this feature, I already submitted a posting but I dont see it, may be a bug?
Anyway I like it
Angio
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Attila Piróth
France
Local time: 04:54
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It is a useful feature, thanks for implementing it.
And special thanks for the appropriate documentation of where the idea came from -- adding such links saves time for those who are interested in reading about the background of this feature. Thumbs up for this kind of transparency!
Would it also be possible to name the developers? While it is certainly a joint effort, it would be nice to see who is working behind the scenes. This would make the perception of staff mem... See more It is a useful feature, thanks for implementing it.
And special thanks for the appropriate documentation of where the idea came from -- adding such links saves time for those who are interested in reading about the background of this feature. Thumbs up for this kind of transparency!
Would it also be possible to name the developers? While it is certainly a joint effort, it would be nice to see who is working behind the scenes. This would make the perception of staff members' work perceived more personal, I feel.
Kind regards,
Attila ▲ Collapse
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| I like this feature | Mar 14, 2009 |
Thank you for this feature. This makes it easier for me to gather information from the most helpful answerers.
[Edited at 2009-03-14 14:08 GMT]
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| Thanks a lot Enrique | Mar 14, 2009 |
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Kristina Kolic
Croatia
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SITE LOCALIZER | Nice feature | Mar 14, 2009 |
Thank you!
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Yaotl Altan
Mexico
Local time: 20:54
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| Just a question | Mar 14, 2009 |
Will answerers know that they're being flagged? It would be nice to know - not specifically by whom, of course, just the general information.
Thanks for this useful feature!
Mirella
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Is there a possibility to opt-out? (being tracked) - or at least, see who is tracking you?
I'm not fully easy with the thought of my fellow users/members following my tracks on the site without my being informed... Not that I have anything to hide, but it's a matter of principles. I don't see it similar as following a thread, this is more personal info to me.
Alternatively, it could be more like Facebook stuff: you allow one person to see your data, and this is reciprocal, by mutual ... See more Is there a possibility to opt-out? (being tracked) - or at least, see who is tracking you?
I'm not fully easy with the thought of my fellow users/members following my tracks on the site without my being informed... Not that I have anything to hide, but it's a matter of principles. I don't see it similar as following a thread, this is more personal info to me.
Alternatively, it could be more like Facebook stuff: you allow one person to see your data, and this is reciprocal, by mutual agreement (KudoZ FriendZ?). ▲ Collapse
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| It's just a shortcut. | Mar 14, 2009 |
Florence B wrote:
Is there a possibility to opt-out? (being tracked) - or at least, see who is tracking you?
I'm not fully easy with the thought of my fellow users/members following my tracks on the site without my being informed... Not that I have anything to hide, but it's a matter of principles. I don't see it similar as following a thread, this is more personal info to me.
Alternatively, it could be more like Facebook stuff: you allow one person to see your data, and this is reciprocal, by mutual agreement (KudoZ FriendZ?).
Florence, it's already possible to visit your profile and "follow your tracks" This flag just saves the interested party the visit.
Ciao,
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Mónica Algazi
Uruguay
Local time: 23:54
Member (2005)
English to Spanish
Thank you, Enrique and staff members for this new feature, and for constantly endeavoring to enhance Proz.com, a most enjoyable and enriching translation website.
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