I just want to point out how much I really like the "I've Checked All These" behavior. It often works out that between the time I retrieved the last Newest Nodes page, and the time I have finished going to and from the posts listed there, there are more new nodes. (How's that for awful sentence construction?) So, the list changes to all my (once again) newest nodes when I click the button. This is extremely helpful.

I haven't had a good opportunity to rave about the great forethought that went into this feature. As I recall, vroom added it on-the-fly in response to a thread a few of us were working on. He had added the feature before we were even finished discussing it.

We've all seen the saying, "Fast, Correct, Cheap: Pick two." This time, we got all three. Once again, vroom, "You are the man."

Russ
Brainbench 'Most Valuable Professional' for Perl

In reply to RE: Wrong behaviour in 'Newest Nodes' by Russ
in thread Wrong behaviour in 'Newest Nodes' by fundflow

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