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nursedarryI am liking it here more and more.
Ages back, I asked LJ (via suggestions) if they could perhaps move the "Log Out" button away from the "Friends" button, as, on a phone, it was too easy to hit "Log Out" by mistake, particularly when on train or Tube or in a hurry, like when having a cheeky look-in during work.
Did I hear anything back? Yes, weeks later, I heard back from them saying that they'd already received that suggestion. End of message.
So, just to test out what response I'd get from DW, I made the same suggestion (using DW vocabulary, of course). I heard back the next day with this:
So, even if nothing gets done about it in the long run, they've still done more than LJ did when asked.
Ages back, I asked LJ (via suggestions) if they could perhaps move the "Log Out" button away from the "Friends" button, as, on a phone, it was too easy to hit "Log Out" by mistake, particularly when on train or Tube or in a hurry, like when having a cheeky look-in during work.
Did I hear anything back? Yes, weeks later, I heard back from them saying that they'd already received that suggestion. End of message.
So, just to test out what response I'd get from DW, I made the same suggestion (using DW vocabulary, of course). I heard back the next day with this:
Hi Darry,
We've actually had some discussion about this very problem on a suggestion post (http://dw-suggestions.dreamwidth.org/327953.html) and based on the tag on that post, the suggestion was migrated to our bug tracking system for implementation.
Unfortunately, I'm not sure how long that implementation will take, because no developers have picked up the bug yet. But we do plan to do it eventually!
Best,
Dom
So, even if nothing gets done about it in the long run, they've still done more than LJ did when asked.
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