I've noticed that there has been a change in the way reputation points are displayed. I have a suggestion about how they are displayed so that it looks better. When viewing the list of forum threads, to the left is the reputation number beside the topic. But it can look ugly and meaningless when every single one says 0. So perhaps if you made it so that when the reputation points in the thread are zero, have to so that it doesn't show any number beside the topic title in the forum list instead of having zero listed all the time. But by saying that I like how when there is something other than zero reps in a thread that it is displayed. Thanks.
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Jump to PostThanks for the suggestion!
Jump to PostThis is an improvement on the 'old' situation.
- Perhaps you can also 'unbold' the number and make it slightly smaller to fit the rest of the design.
- The negative thread have a minus in front of the number to indicate that they're negative. Perhaps you can add a …
Jump to PostI also found a bug (?). If I try to up/downvote a post made myself I get this:
Oops! Your vote didn't count ...
You cannot add reputation to your own posts.which is great, but I would really like to have to option to close this window with having …
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