Chinese mylotters
By Zhu Huifen
@zhuhuifen46 (3483)
China
August 28, 2015 4:38am CST
The framework is changed totally. In the old version, we can find membership status, and numbers of mylotters of different nationalities. I wonder how many Chinese mylotters still stay here.
I miss mylotters of other countries, as well. How have you been in recent years? We are getting senior in age, but need more encouragement through communication.
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4 responses
@owlwings (43897)
• Cambridge, England
28 Aug 15
Yes, it is true that we can no longer see lists of members from different countries. That was one of the features which was done away with in 2013. I don't know whether the new owners of MyLot (who are the same small crew who began it in 2006) plan to bring back that feature or not.
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@yugasini (12892)
• Secunderabad, India
29 Aug 15
Hi Owlwings,
I have already posted an article to restore old version of Mylot using before 2013, there are lot of features I am finding, for every thing I have to search once again in the new mylot page. It is convenient to look old and new articles posted including zero response posts also. I once again request the admin to use the old version which was using before 2013.
@owlwings (43897)
• Cambridge, England
29 Aug 15
@yugasini There really isn't any point in going on about it. They will not go back to the old version, and you will only do yourself harm by wishing or asking that they should.
Much better to adopt a positive attitude, learn to appreciate the good things about this version and suggest ways in which it might be improved within the framework of what it is.
@owlwings (43897)
• Cambridge, England
29 Aug 15
When the new interface was launched, all of those whom you had on your 'friends' list became both 'followed' and 'followers'. One way which has brought a few people back is to search out some old discussions and leave some responses, comments or likes on them. If the person still uses the email they had (and if they had email notifications turned on) they will get an email saying that something happened on one of their discussions &c. Very often, that makes people curious about what is going on and they will return.
@GardenGerty (169568)
• United States
29 Aug 15
I miss some of those things as well.It was fun to see what countries and even what states members were from.
