I Feel Great!

I feel terrible. I finally got around to doing weights for the first time in two months. It's safe to say some muscle loss has occured. Today I woke up and my shoulders and arms are sore. I'm so happy!

I asked Chow what features I could add to the journal that would increase user participation and he suggested that an entry rating system would be succesful on the front page. Would you rate entries if there was a link on each entry?

There's two systems I'm considering. One would be a simple 1 through 5 vote box. The other would be a thumbs up/thumbs down kind of thing. Let me know what you think.

Also, to encourage voting I have been tossing up the idea of a 'comment posted' confirmation screen that I would set up to provide an optional link to a nice pair of boobs or a cute animal depending on your sexual orientation (the script itself wouldn't determine that, it'd just give you the option for both). Who's interested?

Also Also, the weather is now only displayed on the individual entry display page to avoid clutter and because of filthy IE and it's horrible grasp of CSS and parent objects.

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Brad

Commenting to avoid irony of entry about commenting having no comments.

January 29 2006 - Like
Zippo

Who clicks on the entries to go to the invididual entry display?

January 30 2006 - Like
Brad

You did just then when you clicked comment :o

January 30 2006 - Like
Sam

So your weather is now an exclusive feature for Zippo, Zoe, Gus and I? I can live with that. Also, thumbs up.

January 30 2006 - Like
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