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This week we introduced "Track this Forum", a membership feature for commentards and lurkers on El Reg and reghardware forums.

Take this example:

http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/1/2010/05/26/captain_cyborg_cyberfud/

See the grey star? See "Track this forum"? Click the link and log-in to El Reg forums, if you haven't done so already.

Hey Presto! The star turns yellow and the thread you want to monitor will live in a box on the right hand side of your forums page for two weeks - (which is when we typically switch off comments on story posts. It's the only way we can cope.)

Also we have re-organised our forum front pages for easier navigation.

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Any Chance (3)

That when you click on the comments link you could get taken to the FIRST page of comments rather than the LAST page of comments?

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Any Chance (4)

Any chance you could let me stay logged in for more than a few hours?

And make the vote buttons a bit more web 2.0 with some ajax so we don't have a pointless confirmation page?

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Better Yet...

...how about dropping the paging of comments entirely.

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