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View Poll Results: Would you care if threaded went away?
I use linear, I don't care if threaded went away. 83 80.58%
I use linear, and would care if threaded went away. 4 3.88%
I use threaded, but I don't care if it went away. 5 4.85%
I use threaded, and would care if it went away. 11 10.68%
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Re: What if ... [threaded vs linear]
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I was actually tempted to remove the big reply button at the bottom, but figured people would just randomly click a reply button on a post, and it would get worse.
I always though that the big reply button was to quote the person about something. Like I just did. I can't use threaded fourms unless they clearly mark NEW for each new post and even then I don't like looking at every page of a long thread to see if there are any new posts. Maybe have it linear with a threaded outline at the bottom (just links to posts or just the title or somthing) like:
Subject
>Re:Subject
>Re:Subject
>>Re:Re:Subject
>>Re:Re:Subject
>Re:Subject

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Re: What if ... [threaded vs linear]
Now that I know what the two are, I like linear...
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Re: What if ... [threaded vs linear]
I would use the threaded mode, but like you (Brandon), it tends to not follow the flow correctly.

I'd don't care if it goes.
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