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How can we make the XDA forums better?
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- 7Considering my 10th year passed silently 2 months ago without me noticing until just now:
And where is my cake?
...but honestly, I don't think there are many good sites like XDA that are worth staying with for so long, thanks!4
Certainly! Give that man a cream pie, nuck, nuck, nuckConsidering my 10th year passed silently 2 months ago without me noticing until just now:
And where is my cake?
...but honestly, I don't think there are many good sites like XDA that are worth staying with for so long, thanks!3
Do I get a cake and a half thenConsidering my 10th year passed silently 2 months ago without me noticing until just now:
And where is my cake?
...but honestly, I don't think there are many good sites like XDA that are worth staying with for so long, thanks!
Some of us oldies (on Non-rooted pixels) just stick around for the lolz these days.
Occasionally, something useful pops up but I'm mostly doing pay-back support for the dev help in the old days.3
It's rumored they're perpetually upset and irritable. I may have started that rumor.I'm all for OT but let's not make the Admins and Moderators upset with the off topic. Soooo, unless there's free cake or pie....
Thanks.
On that note I will refrain from posting my cream pie spam. - 9I think we should have an AI powered button which can summarize the big discussion in a thread . That really helps to get the max understanding of the topic in just short span of time
Well, that would be somewhat different. But hey can we get a "bruh" button instead...
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To be honest, we're not a big fan of AI, and are quite proud to be a Zion of sorts to tech websites. There are multiple browser add-ons, and even whole browser distributions that already do that, but I think a useful AI implementation would be a kind of "smart thread search". Like, for example, one could ask "does this ROM allow slow motion recording?", instead of browsing through 300 pages to find out. One could also do a dumb search for "slow", of course, and these LLMs still do an awful lot of hallucinating, so I wouldn't count on any AI implementation in the near future. But thanks for the idea!I think we should have an AI powered button which can summarize the big discussion in a thread . That really helps to get the max understanding of the topic in just short span of time7Considering my 10th year passed silently 2 months ago without me noticing until just now:
And where is my cake?
...but honestly, I don't think there are many good sites like XDA that are worth staying with for so long, thanks! - 30I figured since we turned this forum into a Questions forum with up and down voting for each answer, I'd ask:
How can we make the XDA forums better?
No answer is too outlandish...be creative. We're listening!
Maybe you think we have too many ads, or maybe you think search totally sucks. Perhaps you want more theme options, or you want more ways to learn development. Whatever your idea is, we want to hear it!11Do something to get rid of the elitism that permeates so many forums here at XDA. This drives away new users who would otherwise want to participate in the community. It also drives away old users who used to participate more.
Source: an old user who used to participate more.
"Elites"? Buzz words are useless; specific details/incidents/threads please.
Anytime everyone agrees, something is usually very wrong.
Censorship kills sites.
Losing "elite" keystone members kills sites.
Censorship kills sites... an occasional flamewar is desirable. Real life is much worse; dumbing down a site kills it every time.11I simply offered an opinion in response to the OP asking for opinions. I'm sorry my opinion has offended you so much. I stand by it. Elitist behaviors where people attack another just because they think their opinion is inferior is the exact kind of thing I was referring to. And you are demonstrating it admirably.
And by the way, I never once argued anything. You are the one doing the arguing. And you're welcome to continue. I'm done with you.You offered no tangible problems or solutions just a buzzword for something you alleged to exist here. No evidence to back you your claim or specifically what the "elitists" do to destroy the site.
That offends me. Vagueness is a common troll and political tactic.
Guys, please stay on topic11
One of the cornerstones of XDA is learning how to mod one's device, this is not a remote support service. There can of course be 1-on-1 support but that should just be set up between those members privately, including assuming the liability of all security implications. Above all, it defeats the purpose of the community: sharing knowledge.Suggestion : I would like to implement Teamviewer or any similar free program to this forum or it's certain section to help others in that manners directly rather than write whole set of pages for one thing. It would be great for Android head units section.
"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime"
