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"Would it be possible to setup My.Mahalo.com pages for all existing members, something we can all tailor to our unique place in the Mahalo world. With up to date news, weather, sports, popular culture, Page stats and current EYi's . "
I once suggested blogger style features and this would be fantastic.
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Spell Checking: I use Firefox, so I have built in spell checker. I just need to remember to check for the red underline before I submit.
Grammar Checking: Would be nice to have the option, but what would it do with a post like this?
Plagiarism Checking: What I would like to see is built-in plagiarism checker, that kicks back posts that are direct copies of others' work without appropriate attribution or quotation.
Dreaming.....
Automatic In-linking: Have the editor recognize strings that exist as Mahalo pages and automatically in-link them.
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August 28, 2009 08:39 PM
Would you like to see a mechanism for grammar and answer aesthetics post hour editing and Bug tracker and My.Mahalo implemented into Mahalo?
Like many I have answered countless questions on Mahalo , sometimes not everything goes according to plan.
A word or two hear and there always seem to end up being spelled incorrectly or are out of place. Even once an hour has passed might I catch a misspelled word or something that is just out of place.
And not everytime completely my fault, sometimes maintenance or the shear load of users slows down the site, so my editing has to take a back seat.
What I would love to see is a mechanism to submit grammar or placement requests embedded directly into the WYSIWYG editor or inside the user CP in some place.
I would also love to see a bug tracker setup ( Possibly at Bugs.Mahalo.com )
so we can track the progress and regression of known bugs, see acknowledgment of known bugs and know exactly when a bug is crushed and who crushed it.
Even some of the worlds largest sites like Apple and Twitter have a bug tracker and/or bug status page that users can be apart of.
Which brings me to my next question.
Would it be possible to setup My.Mahalo.com pages for all existing members, something we can all tailor to our unique place in the Mahalo world. With up to date news, weather, sports, popular culture, Page stats and current EYi's .
These are all things that I think have been considered, however I would like to hear from the users what you all think.
A word or two hear and there always seem to end up being spelled incorrectly or are out of place. Even once an hour has passed might I catch a misspelled word or something that is just out of place.
And not everytime completely my fault, sometimes maintenance or the shear load of users slows down the site, so my editing has to take a back seat.
What I would love to see is a mechanism to submit grammar or placement requests embedded directly into the WYSIWYG editor or inside the user CP in some place.
I would also love to see a bug tracker setup ( Possibly at Bugs.Mahalo.com )
so we can track the progress and regression of known bugs, see acknowledgment of known bugs and know exactly when a bug is crushed and who crushed it.
Even some of the worlds largest sites like Apple and Twitter have a bug tracker and/or bug status page that users can be apart of.
Which brings me to my next question.
Would it be possible to setup My.Mahalo.com pages for all existing members, something we can all tailor to our unique place in the Mahalo world. With up to date news, weather, sports, popular culture, Page stats and current EYi's .
These are all things that I think have been considered, however I would like to hear from the users what you all think.
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| August 28, 2009 09:06 PM |
I once suggested blogger style features and this would be fantastic.
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• I looked at that and I liked it, thanks allot !
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August 28, 2009 10:27 PM
Bug Tracking: Great Idea, discussed on recent Mahalo Tutorials broadcast. Spell Checking: I use Firefox, so I have built in spell checker. I just need to remember to check for the red underline before I submit.
Grammar Checking: Would be nice to have the option, but what would it do with a post like this?
Plagiarism Checking: What I would like to see is built-in plagiarism checker, that kicks back posts that are direct copies of others' work without appropriate attribution or quotation.
Dreaming.....
Automatic In-linking: Have the editor recognize strings that exist as Mahalo pages and automatically in-link them.
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August 28, 2009 10:48 PM
The Copy and Pasting on Mahalo page offers great Plagiarism trackers.
An automated system may not work because it could kick back legitimate cited quotes?
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An automated system may not work because it could kick back legitimate cited quotes?
August 28, 2009 11:45 PM
For school we had to submit our essays and papers through http://turnitin.com. It checks for original work and proper citations. Helps identify suspect work for professors to review.
Copy and Pasting on Mahalo is great for those trying to do things the right way, but, your having to publish the reminder periodically shows that the user community may need more than a nudge.
Perhaps the Report button could have a Plagiarism option. Right now I guess that is covered under other violation of TOS on the same line with Inappropriate or Hate Speech.
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Copy and Pasting on Mahalo is great for those trying to do things the right way, but, your having to publish the reminder periodically shows that the user community may need more than a nudge.
Perhaps the Report button could have a Plagiarism option. Right now I guess that is covered under other violation of TOS on the same line with Inappropriate or Hate Speech.
August 29, 2009 12:20 AM
I think you misunderstood my stance on spell checking, I was not referring to immediate spell checking rather a mechanism to allow users to correct their spelling errors even after 1 hour has passed and their answer is not able to be edited.
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