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Mark
Hi everyone,
Check out this really cool new forum feature page that engineer Dan has created.
Forum real-time activity page
http://forums.cnet.com/7716-6035-0.html
Just leave this page open and it will automatically update itself and display all incoming forum posts as soon as they are submitted. A true real-time view of what's taking place in the CNET forums--right before your eyes!
Currently this feature page is still in its BETA stage. So, if you folks see anything quirky, wonky, or just plain weird, please let us know about it in this thread.
And of course we would like to know what you folks think of it. Feedback--positive or negative, suggestions for improvements are welcome!
Some notes about this page:
-- When you first initially land on this page, 5 of the most recent posts will be displayed. And as time progresses and more posts are submitted, the list will continue to grow as posts are added.
-- All incoming messages are dynamic and in real-time, so if you were to refresh your browser, it will clear all posts on the list you are currently viewing, and start over again displaying the 5 most recent post.
-- All new discussions and replies will be displayed on this page.
-- Subject line tagged with red text "New Topic" are indictors that they are new discussions just created.
-- If you were to leave this page open or idle for an hour, the feature will pause all incoming posts, until you tell it to resume.
-- You can access the Forum real-time activity page anytime you want--the link will be located in the forums' left hand navigation under the subheading CNET forums.
That's it for now.
We hope you enjoy this new feature as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you.
Thank you and enjoy!!
-Lee

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