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I guess this one is for the moderators in the first place....
First of all, I think LIT is great and has many nice features, but there's a few things I would like to suggest and ask.
I know I can always look at someone's public profile but a few times already I have been answering questions and halfway thought "hey, wait a minute, are you a man or woman anyway... and how old are you and are you in a relationship...?" The answer to a question may be very different if that basic information differs. So maybe this has been explored already but I would like to see this info somewhere next to "location" or so.
Also, there are some technical issues I sometimes wonder about and I know if I do a search I will eventually find something in a thread somewhere. But wouldn't it be nice it there would be something like a How To forum dedicated to LIT technical and wishlist kinda questions (like this is)?
That way LIT owners/moderators could see the reactions to proposals and use that (and who knows even good ideas to implement them) to make decisions. And LIT users can find and post their questions there.
First of all, I think LIT is great and has many nice features, but there's a few things I would like to suggest and ask.
I know I can always look at someone's public profile but a few times already I have been answering questions and halfway thought "hey, wait a minute, are you a man or woman anyway... and how old are you and are you in a relationship...?" The answer to a question may be very different if that basic information differs. So maybe this has been explored already but I would like to see this info somewhere next to "location" or so.
Also, there are some technical issues I sometimes wonder about and I know if I do a search I will eventually find something in a thread somewhere. But wouldn't it be nice it there would be something like a How To forum dedicated to LIT technical and wishlist kinda questions (like this is)?
That way LIT owners/moderators could see the reactions to proposals and use that (and who knows even good ideas to implement them) to make decisions. And LIT users can find and post their questions there.