Caution: CAT BLOG AHEAD
Including random thoughts on life, art, business, stuff, and occasionally Real Estate.
What is a CAT BLOG?
According to Seth Godin: "Cat blogs are for, by, and about the person blogging. A cat blog is about your cat and your dating travails and your boss and whatever else you feel like sharing in your public diary."
Well, I am the boss, my dating years are behind me, but I do love my cats.
Enjoy!
Here's something Jorgen could work on in his spare time: :-)
If you post frequently to Localism, chances are it is ~always~ the same State, County and City.
Wouldn't it be great if those fields were "sticky" and you didn't have to plow through the whole drop-down menu every time you posted. That has to be painful for folks in Wyoming or Yukon. :-)
3 comments • Cheryl Johnson • April 08 2009 10:15AMThis blog does not allow anonymous comments
I have tried to use the contact AR button at the bottom right of the screen to submit questions or ideas. I get their dialog box and their fruit system secret word verification. Then, somewhat later, I will get an idiot automated email from support saying they think my submission might be spam and would I please verify my submission. I'm sorry, but I find handling support trouble tickets in that manner is so x#%$&#xxx that I give up and never submit the ticket or idea. I know that if I set up a site on a host that one option for a contact me dialog is automated email - but I thought these folks had their own servers. If they can't program an alternate logging system for trouble tickets or disable the spam blocker on those emails, then they are not as smart as I thought they were. Sorry about that - I just find it irritating.
But on the off chance that someone reads your message - I have two requests...
FIX THE GX$**#$&##xxx TROUBLE TICKET SYSTEM
and
I would like the internal email system to sent me a copy of an email that I sent to a member so that I can keep a file copy of my email like every other email message that I send.
Sorry for the rant - I need more sleep. And I like the idea of the sticky data fields.
CJ,
Ted's got a point, and I too like the idea of sticky data fields.
Mike in Tucson
Some systems (not AR) have a "preferences" page where you can set a preference like what you're suggesting. (My MLS has it for the counties and cities I search most often). Doesn't seem like it would be a big deal. But, who knows?