Post #106 by bighairymike on the US Policy board

Please be patient and understanding when interacting with others, and avoid getting frustrated or upset if someone does not respond to your posts or if a discussion does not go as you expected. Remember that everyone is entitled to express their own perspectives. Furthermore, even when you don't entirely agree, try to benefit in some way from it.

- Manlobbi

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Recommending, or creating, a single post is enough for the board to reach your Favourites.

Why?

Why not give members direct control over what boards they want to be their favorites?

There very well be boards I want to follow but have not yet felt the urge to post on.

And opposite of that, back on old TMF, I may have posted once or twice on PA, in response to a Best Of, but that is far far away from me having any desire for making that board a favorite.

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<< Why? Why not give members direct control over what boards they want to be their favorites?>>

Regarding the slightly aggressive tone, I have worked profoundly hard on my own initiative and without asking for support, nor do I charge for posting.

Regarding the question, you can click the 'configure' icon in Favourites, you can add and remove the boards from the list. I have said this two or three times on this board.

- Manlobbi

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