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@Willymon - You can definitely bookmark the crypto market movers. As long as you're on the page, just bookmark it like any other page you'd bookmark. If you're trying to do something else, let me know what you mean.
Not a bad idea about crypto being where TSX is. We do get quite a bit of Canadian traffic, though. Let me check the stats prior to pissing off a bunch of our friends from the North. 🇨🇦
@IH Geek [Tom] or @IH Geek [Chuck] this is an interesting suggestion.
Suggestion to move "Cryptocurrency" from the bottom of the "More Markets" dropdown list to the top of it or replace TSX with it.
It is inconvenient to have to keep selecting it where it is currently buried, nor can I bookmark it because of the way the CSS points to it.
https://ih.advfn.com/markets/coin/regular
You also will not get the mention alert in your Mailbox if you are the recipient of the message in which you are mentioned.
Sounds good. I only have one troll stalker that I try to ignore 😱
They can Mention you, but you won’t get the notification and can continue peacefully ignoring whomever.
@IH Admin [Shelly] @IH Geek [Dave] @IH Admin [Meghan] (former) Is there a limit to the number of mentions? Can people I've ignored, that cannot PM me, still mention me and draw me in to something I don't want to see?
@StockItOut illustrating the way Mentions works. You just type @ prior to the User name and it will give you a drop down list to choose from.
@nowwhat2 All these are just to help illustrate how mentions work and figure out what I did incorrectly. (Jury is still out!)
Anyway, all you do is type @ and start typing the member's name. A drop down menu will come up, you click on that and viola! you have just mentioned someone. :)
They're probably busy following the Q&A board, which has been... challenging for them of late.
I could, but that's not my suggestion
It's extra work, and I don't know that I want to make my following list public.
Thanks for the chat though, it might help the geeks understand the ask
You can put any stocks you want on the list.
And I know; every time there's a site improvement, you need more clicks to get to whatever it is you want.
Settings, then More, then MyStocks (on my tablet, in desktop mode).
Another issue is that My Stocks is public, and not the same list as the stocks that I'm following.
Well, I suppose that makes sense. But you can easily navigate to My Stocks by clicking on "Settings" above.
Thanks, I suppose it does show adequate valuable data there, but I rarely look at that and it's not easy to navigate to. I guess my suggestion would be to add that trading Information to the favorites page, because that's my portal to the site, where I'm actually looking for activity. I also have my TDA account open, but that's a different screen. I like using TDA on my desktop and IHub on my tablet.
Yes, I guess so. This one, anyhow. I've never used it:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/profiles.aspx
Do got mean this page? Nope
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/mystocksactivity.aspx
The number of stocks shouldn't matter, I'm not thinking of affecting the size of the page when it loads, just filling in the white space between the stock name and the message count. It's 70% whitespace.
Well, I have 77. Though some of them aren't stock boards. That makes the Favorites page pretty long.
Doesn't the My Stocks thing do something like what you describe?
Usually between 5 and 10. I know some have ridiculous numbers, which I guess could be a concern. But if cached continuously, as it must be already, probably no more difficult to join to that table and return current values with the message counts. What I do see on the favorites page is mostly white space. I'd like to fill it with relevant information.
But how many boards do you have on your Favorites list?
I meant the favorites page, so that I can see delayed values for the stocks that I follow, all in one list, like I used to see when I used a different messaging site (Yawn!)
On the favorites page, in desktop view, there is plenty of space to show last trade, bid, and ask prices and sizes for stock boards, IMO. That would be valuable to me.
I'm confused. Did you get your site suggestion implemented? And now fighting against others attempting to do the same?
Didn't read the rest of your comments but if the site only focused on the "purpose" of the site then it wouldn't have any enhancement, there'd be no follows, like button, etc etc.
And what a dreadful shame that would be! I hope this won't distress you, but I could live forever without follows, likes, or other "enhancements" of that kind. They play to the sheeplike qualities of some people who use the social media.
You still haven't explained the "social score used in China", and I'm genuinely curious.
Yes, but we don't need AI to make art. We need AI to clean the house, deliver groceries and take out the trash, so we can spend more time on IHUB.
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is that what the icon is next to your name is?
Quit complaining! I suggested an icon to recognize long-time members, and I was shunned like an Amish kid with a nipple-ring.
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I appreciate the multiple replies from the gallery. I presented my suggestion and the admins are reviewing and they'll make or have made their decision.
Didn't read the rest of your comments but if the site only focused on the "purpose" of the site then it wouldn't have any enhancement, there'd be no follows, like button, etc etc. Instead of focusing on the negative to shut down a site suggestion it might be better served allowing the dialogue (again to the admin) - which is the point of this board.
Thanks.
Sounds a lot like that to me.
Maybe someone's pining for their high school cliques and gossip circles.
Hope more internal debates are had on this topic and maybe one day the progressives win out.
I would not describe your ideas as "progressive". They actually have nothing to do with the purpose of the site, which is to provide a forum at which people interested in investing can discuss stocks and related topics.
Popularity contests not only don't add value, they would remove value from this site.
Couldn't agree with you more.
Members would start off with lets say 0 reputation. They also would have a bank of 100 reputation points that they can give away as example. so you can decide to "rep" certain posters for posts they make and other reason. Similarly you can "neg" a poster for the same thing. So there's a balance there - you get both sides +/- added to your score and the posters would only have a finite %# of reps they can use.
That sounds absurdly complicated. People are here to comment on stocks, not to spend their time "rating" their fellow posters.
I would not want to be in negative, so I would cease doing things that put me there and help improve the types of posts as an example.
So what you're saying is: If you picked up some of those dreaded negative votes for your opinions about stock ABCD, you'd modify your posts about that stock to be more in line with what "positive" people had to say about it?
I believe it would be way more effective and require less feedback from Admin for members to "check" themselves. Other similiarites is the social score used in China or your credit score.
And what is the "social score" used in China? Why should it be a model for IHub?
I would like to know what are "membermarks" I have never heard or seen it and would like to evaluate , if that does actually do what I'm suggesting. Is there a link somewhere?
Membermarks are the number of follows a member has. You have 28.
Again more of the same in the above post. Just filled with a lack of actual facts. Those rating systems are reviewed by schools and the professors themselves.
Let's start with this actual fact, then: long ago, I taught at Boston College for awhile. So I have actual experience of this.
Who better to provide feedback then the people being "subjected" and/or paying to/for the teaching?
I think that may seem a more convincing argument now that it did decades ago, because the cost of higher education has increased so much. But still, in many ways, students aren't qualified to judge. One of the questions always asked is whether the teacher knows his or her subject well. At the undergraduate level, most students have no way to judge that. They're taking the course because THEY don't know anything, or don't know enough, about the subject in question.
I am again suggesting that we do something that allows reputation for all members not just moderators. This should remove the dissent from those who responded to me (many if not all are serial moderators) and I would not expect that persona to agree to be "moderated" by members.
Again: As TV Dad says, it's not a popularity contest.
someone with a negative score jumping into your conversation that was not intended for that person to answer - you can quickly decide if you want to respond back vs. being lured into a dialogue with someone who was going to be negative and has a history of such.
And what is wrong with "negativity"? Especially on a site dealing with securities, many of which richly deserve negative comment and discussion?
Adults shouldn't worry about popularity contests.
are you saying that if a user/moderator is sending vile PMs that you as an admin would step in?
If so - how would that work - as I see no report button in the PMs.
Lol - any Admin, employee, owner, whatever is welcome to read this board and respond in any way they wish. Any failure to do so can certainly be perceived by Users that it was somehow my "doing", when in reality I don't control or dictate anything of that sort.
In any event, you have a good day as well.