The topic tracker has yet to be updated. This is not an instant transition and will take time, so please be patient with Paul, he is only one man and doing a fab job.
I don't see what the fuss is about users were complaining for months for a mobile friendly version, now that Pauls doing it they are all instantly unhappy and want the old way back.

tl;dr The boss isn't finished yet, have patience

It's not shitty
It's great
There are just minor things that need to be fixed


And Meridyth, is this the new mobile version?
If so, I can get used to it, just OCD doesn't go wel with the jumbling, but I can wait until Paul fixes it

The topic/reply/bump buttons should be fixed on mobile now.

775: This is an incremental process. I am hitting the big stuff first, and fixing feature breaking problems, then I'll rinse and repeat downwards towards all the little details. Thanks for your patience

No problem bossman.

Just pointing things out as I see the to see if it was done on purpose or was caused by something else you fixed.

Hopefully everyone else can be as patient as I am.

Thanks

my off topic and forum sections still weird but the others look better.

some of the changes I like others I dislike for now.

This post was edited by Definite on Sep 13 2013 02:33pm

Ain't nobody got time for that.. Just takes getting used to, and some work. It'll get there.

This post was edited by MrEastHCL on Sep 13 2013 06:20pm

There is a reason he shoots it out right away rather then completely fix it. are two pairs of eyes better then one?

He puts out a rough draft, users like us notice it, and immediately complain about whats wrong ect. As he continues to put finishing touches on it, he records everything we say is wrong within reason, and boom, done.


you don't write a report without having someone look over it first to find anything wrong that you may miss.

In software development you should always have a production system and a test system.

Any proposed changes are deployed to the test system for people to test and see how it goes, once you have done testing and it is verified OK then do you consider deploying it to production.

Deploying changes to the production system straight away without testing (like what's being done here) is very bad practice and would probably get you fired from most companies.

This post was edited by Reset on Sep 13 2013 06:29pm