GAOTD please can we have the comments listed back in the original order where the first comment is the first one we see, The vendor made a post intended to help all who followed later to install and register the giveaway but as the day goes on the more scrolling down is needed to find it.... and the later comments right at the top, the first we see refer to others haveing trouble earlier on in the giveaway but because the comment timeline is reversed of the normal display order it feels like the messages must have been deleted.
Who want's to read conversations from the end to the begining?

TK  –  7 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+48)

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TK Like others here, I'm using Firefox and see no reason to have to change the browser to anything else. That being the case, there is no "sort" box on this page, so Firefox users are left to contemplate a comments thread that, today, makes little sense.

Though I suspect that today's bizarre rearrangement is a one-off glitch, I have to second the views of other GAOTDers who have found the "improved look" to be a disappointment. Yes, comments on a post can now be made in-line, but that one-step-forward move has been coupled with a two-steps-back, such that comments, now, are no longer numbered. Pre "new look" it was a simple enough matter to comment on a post by simply beginning one's comment with a reference "@postername, post #" and that was that: hardly a Herculean effort.

I've been a GOATD fan since it went live on its first day and greatly admire those responsible for pioneering what is, in fact, an entire Internet sub-genre. However. . . I have to say that although it was mildly irritating to be regularly confronted with a comments thread that began with some idiot posting "Hey! Look at me! I'm the first to post here!", that's as nothing compared to the irritation experienced today with an un-sortable thread that's running backwards and which doesn't have post numbers, either. I appreciate, it's desirable that when something is broken, then it should be fixed. But GAOTD wasn't broke. And it didn't need fixing.

<b>TK</b> Like others here, I'm using Firefox and see no reason to have to change the browser to anything else. That being the case, there is no "sort" box on this page, so Firefox users are left to contemplate a comments thread that, today, makes little sense. Though I suspect that today's bizarre rearrangement is a one-off glitch, I have to second the views of other GAOTDers who have found the "improved look" to be a disappointment. Yes, comments on a post can now be made in-line, but that one-step-forward move has been coupled with a two-steps-back, such that comments, now, are no longer numbered. Pre "new look" it was a simple enough matter to comment on a post by simply beginning one's comment with a reference "@postername, post #" and that was that: hardly a Herculean effort. I've been a GOATD fan since it went live on its first day and greatly admire those responsible for pioneering what is, in fact, an entire Internet sub-genre. However. . . I have to say that although it was mildly irritating to be regularly confronted with a comments thread that began with some idiot posting <i>"Hey! Look at me! I'm the first to post here!",</i> that's as nothing compared to the irritation experienced today with an un-sortable thread that's running backwards and which doesn't have post numbers, either. I appreciate, it's desirable that when something is broken, then it should be fixed. But GAOTD wasn't broke. And it didn't need fixing.
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MikeR  –  7 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+20)

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The new format of having to supply an email address has ruined this site. Programs never install. I have to go to the main website to download and then apply the code. This giveaway didn't accept the key. I am done with this site.

kelly  –  7 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+25)

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This program was installed for all users on Win 7 Pro. I had to register it once in each user account; the same registration code was accepted each time. The program starts quickly and is very easy to use because it offers few choices. Output is saved in .wmv format, and plays well on Windows Media Player but is unusable on VLC Media Player. No choices of output format or frame rate or codec are offered; movement in the recorded video is very jerky. The program records at a low frame rate and low resolution, but one's screen is recognizable when the output file is played in WMP. The screen recorder is a bit of resource hog and slowed down my computer, which as only a Core2Duo 3.00 GHz, and 4 GB. I wouldn't bother installing this program on a slower machine. I suspect that the program offered today is offered as a market test, because the output just isn't good enough that I'd want to show it to anybody else. All other Aiseesoft software that I've tried has been very good, and I hope Aiseesoft will soon offer an upgraded version of Screen Recorder 1.0.8. I'm going to uninstall today's offering because the output is not good enough to be used.

Walter Snodgrass  –  7 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+18)

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