Threads - A way to close them out

Straight forward answer, jeremy!
(I guess this one is SOLVED.. )

But seriously, it was only a suggestion, as this thread is about. Can you tell what it was you didn't like about it? Just for us to get thinking about other options, which might lead to the perfect solution ?

And for the update: Please don't change too much! I feel the site looks and works perfect from this side of the machine! (Cant see the backend of course..)

when was the last forum update?
as per future predictions- opensource projects aren't all that keen on sticking to deadlines- it helps them get out the 'perfect' software.

titanium_geek

Unfortunately, Jeremy has limited time so he never posts an eta (that I know of). On the plus side, we can never be disappointed that he misses a deadline But, from the little I know, it's going to be very good for LQ and for us members - stay tuned.

I am so buzzed about this new update- it's like I'm a little kid waiting for christmas... silly I know- but I just can't wait to see what's in store! it had better be soon cause I'll just crack from excitement.

titanium_geek

You can see my thoughts on why I don't like it, in depth, in previous threads. As for the update, I can say that there is still a little way to go but as XavierP mentioned - it will be worth it.

--jeremy

Originally posted by jeremy - it will be worth it.

That hightens my curiosity even more than it was before.

Originally Posted by Harlin When threads are solved or problems are fixed, is there a way to mark the thread as completed if you're the creator of the thread? Thanks, Harlin Seritt

You can now use the "tag" function to say that a particular post has answered your question.