"Who read this thread"

[Luke132]

this is a terrible idea, if someone links a thread and i say "nice" then they say to me "u didnt click it"....what kind of fucking cambridge analytica shit are u running here kevin, the point of a forum is you can be an anonymous viewer of threads, imagine being a new user and u can see 30 ppl have looked at your thread and nobody could be arsed to reply lmao fills them with confidence doesnt it, it was bad enough when views would go up but nobody replied....fuck me

why are u fucking obsessed with making the forum "appear" busy, its like rsps with fake player count its pathetic. weve gone from the pinnacle of rsps dev to...fuck knows....theres....1 rsps dev website now...and we arent 1st..thats how bad it is.

 

[Corey]

All the arguments against this feature when it was first introduced still apply, which resulted in it being removed: https://rune-server.org/threads/pro...viewed-a-thread-or-remove-it-entirely.523688/

We should have the 'Users who are viewing this thread' but not 'Who read this thread' like before

 

[jameskmonger]

Yeah this isn't a good feature IMO, the arguments in the thread that Corey linked are all convincing

Also if the intention was to make the forum look busy and active, I find it does the opposite - it's been a month since the Xenforo upgrade and large portions of the forum seem to have only been viewed by a small handful of people

 

[Jire]

I highly appreciate this feature personally, I disagree.

 

[Tyluur]

It's a good addition in my opinion.
The community has decreased in size anywho.

You're free to sign out if you wish to be anonymous.

 

[Riley]

scrap it

 

[Dust R I P]

Horrible feature. Can't even leech without people knowing now

 

[Format]

Itll be interesting if we start seeing new names

 

[_jordan]

1. i dont support
2. who gives a fuck
3. none of u even post here nor do anything with rsps

 

[[object Object]]

This thread is hilarious

1. i dont support
2. who gives a fuck
3. none of u even post here nor do anything with rsps

incredibly based