Adding Googles +1 to TBT

[Justin]

EDIT: NEVERMIND someone beat me to it.

 

[muffun]

You, but as I previously posted it would be more convenient having it on the home page

Pretty sure Googling TBT takes about seven seconds.

 

[Jake]

I know. But still adding it to the home page would be convenient

Also, the time taken depends upon your internet speed

 

[muffun]

...you have GOT to be trolling right now. Please tell me you are. Please. Christ help me.

 

[Jake]

No. I'm just saying

 

[[Nook]]

And what if someone has not heard of the Bell Tree at all?

 

[Jake]

Then they check it out.

Anyway nvm, Jeremy said in the IRC it wouldn't happen

 

[Tyeforce]

Umm no.

And why can nobody see this the way I am

You wont +1 posts, you would just +1 the home page, so when people who have your google account go check it out, they will see TBT has been +1'd and they might go check it out.

I think an official Facebook page that you could "like" would be better. Basically the same thing, except, you know, people will actually use it (get it, because no one's on Google+? HAW HAW).

 

[Jas0n]

I think an official Facebook page that you could "like" would be better. Basically the same thing, except, you know, people will actually use it (get it, because no one's on Google+? HAW HAW).

18 million users is hardly "no one".

 

[Tyeforce]

18 million users is hardly "no one".

In comparison to Facebook.

I actually have quite a lot of people added on Google+ (not near as many as on Facebook, but a decent amount), yet it seems like no one is actually using it. No one every posts anything on it. They're too busy posting on Facebook, lol.

 

[D1llon]

This is a terrible idea, if Jeremy really wanted to intertwine TBT with a social networking site something would have been done.

A lot of the members who just use the "Animal Crossing" portion of the forum are relatively younger and may not even contain a social networking account, why just do this for a select group. And I don't support the like or +1 feature, I feel like it falls in with the newspeak in 1984 and is just bottlenecking our day to day vocabulary in online communication.

Another point I would like to make is, I am not comfortable with you people seeing what would be on my facebook/Google+ >.>

 

[SockHead]

I feel like it falls in with the newspeak in 1984 and is just bottlenecking our day to day vocabulary in online communication.

Internet grammar/vocabulary is already ****ed up dude.

Anyways, gonna close this since Jeremy already said no. :3