"Oh, the Places You'll Go . . ."
. . . as Dr Seuss said. And we have some grand places cooked up in our heads. And the things that you'll do, you'll think they are cool, but we need your feedback and feelings about these new tools.
. . . as Dr Seuss said. And we have some grand places cooked up in our heads. And the things that you'll do, you'll think they are cool, but we need your feedback and feelings about these new tools.
Posted by
Martin Clifford
at
2:59 PM
Things have been a hectic sort of quiet on wis.dm in 2008. A few new features have rolled out, a number of small enhancements. But mostly, we've let the community thrive. You all have been cranking out just about every Yes/No question you can think of to spark discussion, find others to chat with, and learn a bit about yourselves in the process.
In recent days, Team wis.dm has made some under-the-hood updates that will act as building blocks for amazing upcoming changes. In the coming few months, you'll be seeing a lot more changing around wis.dm, and we're pretty sure you're going to love it. In the meantime, keep using wis.dm, keep pushing the boundaries of the questions you ask, the games you play, and the people you meet. We'll be back in touch soon with some bits of wis.dm on where we're headed!
Posted by
Will Koffel
at
10:19 AM
Team wis.dm hopes everyone had a great holiday season. In between sips of egg-nog and rousing choruses of "Auld Lang Syne", our team has been busy with a few improvements to wis.dm. In no particular order...
Posted by
Will Koffel
at
11:03 AM
While many people were relaxing with family over the last few days enjoying some turkey, we locked ourselves in the office working on some new features for the people page. Here's the quick overview...
The People page has taken on slicker, more functional look. In addition to a cleaner way of displaying people, we’ve provided some new views to see who’s doing what on wis.dm. Check out the “fans” tab to see who’s marked you as a friend and the “matches” tab to see which wis.dm’ers you’re most compatible with.
Ever wonder whether someone’s online to read a comment you just posted? Well, wonder no longer. - an “online” indicator now appears below a user’s avatar when they’re on the site.
We’ve also modified the way you identify yourself on wis.dm. The “username” field is the primary way you’re identified on the site and will be displayed with your avatar (for existing users, your username is defaulted to a combination of the old “first” and “last” name fields). If you’d like to share your real name, just fill out the “profile name” field. Profile name will be displayed with your location when someone views your profile page.
Enjoy the fruits of our Thanksgiving weekend!
Posted by
dan
at
3:59 PM
The holidays are fast approaching. The spirit of giving is in the air. To that end, we've made it easier than ever to give the gift of wis.dm!
Posted by
Will Koffel
at
10:38 AM
Another new day here at wis.dm has ushered in some brand new changes to the site.
You may have noticed that the "my friends' questions" page has now been replaced by a "questions for me" page. Let's take a quick look at what this means and what exactly has changed.
Over the past few months many of you have let us know that you would rather not have your inbox filled up with messages from other users when they "share" a question with you. Well, we agree with you and starting today your inbox will now be reserved for messages sent from other users and not page after page of shared question messages.
The "questions for me" page now serves a two-fold purpose. Just like the old page, you will still see questions asked by all your friends here. In addition, you will now also see questions that other users have shared with you. When another wis.dmer shares a question with you it will appear on the "questions for me" page with an extra line showing you which wis.dm user shared the question with you.
As a result of the new "questions for me" features, the question sharing section also looks slightly different. When sharing a question via email, you can now also include a personal message to the recipient. When sharing a question with your friends on wis.dm, they will no longer receive a message in their inbox; instead they will see the question show up on their "questions for me" page.
Hopefully this will help all of you manage your inboxes a little easier and allow you to find all the great content on wis.dm that your friends are participating in more easily.
Enjoy the new changes and keep on wis.dming.
Posted by
Craig Jolicoeur
at
10:12 AM
In the last few weeks, wis.dm has really begun to hum along nicely. You all are creating an inquisitive, welcoming, and rather addicting community!
Posted by
Will Koffel
at
5:18 PM