CedarPointer

Good point.

Is there any way to make it so that, when you make a poll, you can remove it later and create a new one? This would be really helpful in Multimedia and Gaming so that we can make a, for example, "which ride name sounds best?" poll without it hanging onto the thread forever.

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I love the new fast reply box. It doesn't cause IE security warnings!

It's supposed to show if you're a helpful member or a troll. However, it tends to be abused (watch as all TAER IT DOWN posts would get negative karma), so it wouldn't surprise me if Dane disables it totally.

Usually, you would give an especially helpful post positive karma and a, for whatever reason, bad post negative karma. On most sites, your karma (like,if you had 3 positive and 2 negative, it would show +1) would show on your profile. Seems like it's disabled here so far.

In my opinion, so far... Upsides: Slicker Post Karma MultiQuote is finally correctly labeled The new top bar is not as cluttered Confirmation pages look far better (like the one you get after you log in) Better emoticon panel Downsides: Quick Login appears to be gone- it took me like five minutes to find the actual log in link. Really bright The posts seem to take up more space. The forum view seems much... bigger.

It also appears to be darn near impossible to find out which topics have new posts. Although it also has some Twitter feature and post karma, so that makes it okay. And they finally called the multiquote button "MultiQuote" instead of "quote", which makes way more sense.

Could we at least keep the other one as an option? IIRC, Invision does allow for the user to select from multiple skins. This one is really hard to navigate compared to the old one.

The problem with the photoeyes is that sometimes splashing water will set it off, and it will turn green long before the rider actually clears the slide. I've seen this happen. A combonation of having the lifeguard clear it and having the photoeye would probably be the best bet.

That would never work on this slide, as the rider may pass the mark but still not clear the loop. That can only be done on 100% downhill slides.

I've seen timers at parks where the top does not have a view of the bottom (WaTiki indoor waterpark in Rapid City, SD for example).

I just think it's an all-around bad idea. They need to have some way of automatically making sure a rider has cleared the loop and entire slide instead of using a timer like some parks do.

I still love how he asked who had ridden the Drop Zone. Somewhere in Sandusky, Dick Kinzel shuddered.

I'm pretty sure the park was more crowded for the 2009 Freedom Concert than it was for the Wallenda walk. It seemed that way, anyway. And I didn't even see any line jumping that day!

Hmm?

When they insinuate that their opinion is the majority when it isn't?

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You do realize that they're doing that simply to generate hype, right?

Do you really think someone is going to look at it and say, "I bet that will give me a neck injury!"?

*kerclick-kerclick-kerclick-kerclick-kerclick-kerclick-kerclick* *WHAMWHAMWHAMWHAMWHAM* *SNAP* *WHAMWHAMWHAM* *hisshisshiss* *whamWHAMwhamWHAMwham* *hisshisshiss* "Welcome back, how was your ride?"

The less Action that ends up in that Park, the better.

Or they could give CF a very nice amount of money for Great America...