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Good to know! It would make the website more interactive.
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Hi Tonia,Tonia Freeman wrote: ↑11 Aug 2022, 09:32 That would be good. It took me forever to even feel remotely comfortable with that forum format. I don't know why but it seems like there is a large learning curve for someone that has never used any kind of forum. At first, it seems very clunky and not user-friendly. I am now more comfortable with it but I could see how getting instant help from other users on a simple thing would be very useful to the new users. And of course like you said just having a real-time chat about books or other topics would be nice. I have found most users here to be very kind and helpful, which seems to be a rarity on the internet.
I certainly agree with your statement saying "I have found most users here to be very kind and helpful, which seems to be a rarity on the internet." Many times, people seem to always have something negative to say, regardless of what the post or topic is about. I am glad you are comfortable here and enjoy what this site has to offer; this is very pleasing to hear.
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Hello.kipper_ wrote: ↑23 Aug 2022, 00:10 Nice suggestion! It could be interesting to also implement the live chat room concept with a timed format. For example, if concern develops over lack of forum use/need for chat room moderation/etc., a one to two hour period could open up for the chat room at random. After the time ends, the chat room is no longer available until a staff member opens up the next one.
Thank you for this idea. It looks like a great one. I'll look into it further to see if I can suggest it to the management.
Thank you.
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