DannyW
Senior Member
Just a suggestion...may not be possible.
Some threads have many responses and it's easy to forget who started the thread in the first place. This is especially true for large threads, ones that may be viewed over the course of days. When you reopen the thread, you are indexed to the next unread post, and you have to go back to the first page to find the author.
On one web board I visit (NextDoor), they place a simple "author" indicator beside the name of the person who initially started the thread. That way, even if you are 50-100 responses into the thread, you can tell who started it.
Not a big deal but nice to have. Being able to identify the author would save some "who started this dad-blamed stuff" comments when 5-10 pages deep in a thread.
Some threads have many responses and it's easy to forget who started the thread in the first place. This is especially true for large threads, ones that may be viewed over the course of days. When you reopen the thread, you are indexed to the next unread post, and you have to go back to the first page to find the author.
On one web board I visit (NextDoor), they place a simple "author" indicator beside the name of the person who initially started the thread. That way, even if you are 50-100 responses into the thread, you can tell who started it.
Not a big deal but nice to have. Being able to identify the author would save some "who started this dad-blamed stuff" comments when 5-10 pages deep in a thread.