Site Ideas
29 Mar 05
Would it be possible to be able to elect *NOT* to receive move reminders. I know this irritates a lot of players as they prefer to manage their games without being prompted, whilst others are happy to receive them as it prevents them from timing out.
Perhaps there could be 3 settings, standard as is, reminders appear only once time bank is exhausted, or reminders never appear. This will allow everyone to find a setting that suits them.
Originally posted by ExyWith 1 more setting, you get my rec... Reminders only appear once the timebank is being used.
Would it be possible to be able to elect *NOT* to receive move reminders. I know this irritates a lot of players as they prefer to manage their games without being prompted, whilst others are happy to receive them as it prevents them from timing out.
Perhaps there could be 3 settings, standard as is, reminders appear only once time bank is exhausted, or reminders never appear. This will allow everyone to find a setting that suits them.
Cheers,
D
Originally posted by RagnorakFurthermore my email inbox does not need to know that my open invite has been accepted, this game has been deleted or that a draw I offered has been accepted.
With 1 more setting, you get my rec... Reminders only appear once the timebank is being used.
Cheers,
D
Seeing 18 new messages in my email gives me tingle of excitement that some long lost friend has written to me. Only to find most of the messages are from rhp, telling me stuff I've already noticed from "my games" page, a page which, sad sod that I am, I check far more often than my email.
Originally posted by ExyWhat does 'shirty' mean?? 🙂
If people get so shirty about receiving reminders perhaps disabling them ought to be an option?
I have to click that 'Remind' button as soon as it appears because I will also click that 'Skull' button as soon as it appears but at least I will have reminded you to move while you still could.
Originally posted by darvlayshirty
What does 'shirty' mean?? 🙂
SYLLABICATION: shirt·y
PRONUNCIATION: shûrt
ADJECTIVE: Inflected forms: shirt·i·er, shirt·i·est
Chiefly British Ill-tempered; angry: “He saw how shirty she was about it” (P.G. Wodehouse).
ETYMOLOGY: Probably from to get someone's shirt out, to annoy,or to keep one's shirt on, to keep from being annoyed.