stop forcing us to admin threads

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Originally Posted by jrh2002

You pay more attention than me lol you are right you can only opt out of emails unfortunatly.

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On the Mass PM hack I installed on HabboxWorld it allows you to set criteria for receiving the PM (such as join date, post count and any fields you can set via the User CP), so that could be an option for the future.

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Originally Posted by joshuar

On the Mass PM hack I installed on HabboxWorld it allows you to set criteria for receiving the PM (such as join date, post count and any fields you can set via the User CP), so that could be an option for the future.

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That would work better and we could just delete them without reading them if we liked. Was there an option for the members to select to recieve them or not?

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Originally Posted by mat64

He's not complaining about Habbox giving members a choice and a voice, he's complaining about the manner in which some of it is been done. It's great that Habbox is listening to people and asking the members what they think before going and making changes, that's fine y'know that's what we asked for. However not everyone asked for that and now they are been "forced" to give their opinion about something, even though they could just click away from the thread that's not the point I'm trying to get to. My point is that it's all well and good that your giving members a choice but don't over do it, not everyone wants to give their opinion about X and doing what has been done is just building on that negative relationship some people have already formed with management. If people want to give their opinion about something then they know where to go, hell even post an announcement saying "New poll here, can you please vote on it" and if people ignore than and complain after the changes just says "Look we told you here and there was a thread here asking your opinion. Some people just don't want to forced into reading these non-so-important thread and I think Habbox should respect that.

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I think what's been said above is right. You shouldn't force members to read something they may have no interest in. Also some members may feel obliged to vote and may just select anything, and this could give a less than accurate poll reading, which surely defeats the purpose of the poll in the first place.

Why can't there just be a special announcement link? That way, members who really want to contribute to improving things, will read it ;)

I wouldnt of saw the thread if i werent forced to view it. As it would of got bumped down by new threads quicker then i saw.

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Originally Posted by spot2

ive been on this forum since dec 2004......................................

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Yeh and all your other acounts have been banned :rolleyes:

i agree with starter

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Originally Posted by DJ-Dominator

Yeh and all your other acounts have been banned :rolleyes:

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if youve seen some of my posts i think you would know the answer to that

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Originally Posted by Hollywood

I wouldnt of saw the thread if i werent forced to view it. As it would of got bumped down by new threads quicker then i saw.

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the same with me, however i think a link at the top of the page that didn't go when you scrolled down (unless you clicked it away) would better. then people who want to vote can, and those who dont want to can just click it off.
kind like what http://www.engadget.com/ has at the top

Like that story where the the old man and the boy rode through the town with a donkey.

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Originally Posted by Jack120

I have been on this forum for nearly 2 years, and I have only seen 2 or 3.. which was in the last few days.

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Personally I think this is a good addition to the forum, its so hard to actual get a valued feedback on any forum as the threads are easily bumped off the forum homepage.

This way we can actually get a majority vote in a particular item and rather quickly at that. As oppose to pinning a poll in a forum and having a header saying "Please do not forget to vote in our poll".