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Missing Facebook comments - 2/24/2012 11:00:35 PM
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smuglapse
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On the Info pages of each puzzle, people could post comments using their Facebook ID. It's nice to compare times against the top people from around the world. Now I don't see the option for these comments anymore. Were these removed from the site?
I am signed in to both Conceptis and FB, and I have tried it both through Firefox and Chrome.
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RE: Missing Facebook comments - 2/26/2012 6:31:21 AM
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gilg
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The Facebook comments option has been replaced with Facebook's new 'Like' and 'Send' buttons. The new Facebook buttons allow you to comment on every puzzle by Liking and sharing it on your Facebook wall or with specific groups and friends.
In addition, if you'd like to share your comments and solving times with other Conceptis members please feel free to do so directly on our Facebook page as well as right here, in the forums.
Thanks,
Gil
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RE: Missing Facebook comments - 2/26/2012 6:54:33 PM
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mayfield
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So if I've solved a puzzle, how do I then see what times other people have posted?
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RE: Missing Facebook comments - 2/27/2012 7:51:05 AM
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gilg
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At this point, I'm afraid I don't know of such a way. However, if we start posting our timings on the Facebook page then soon there will be a place where everyone can see timings of recent puzzles.
We're also considering a special content where you can post short reviews and timings through Twitter and Facebook and win credit prices. If we decide to run such a contest it may also be possible to follow a stream of puzzle solving times and reviews from other people.
Thanks,
Gil
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RE: Missing Facebook comments - 2/27/2012 4:12:55 PM
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mayfield
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As one data point for you: the chances that I will go to a facebook page and wade through times for a variety of puzzles to try to find times for the puzzle I just solved are zero. A key feature of the old system was that comments were specific to a single puzzle. Not that the facebook approach was particularly good (I'm not a member & so could never post my own times). But it was a single click to see all and only the comments on that puzzle.
I expect a contest would be fun for some, but it would not fill this need. I believed Diane from Virginia when she tanned my hide on everything except, perversely, plain sudoku (I never understood that). But I doubt I'd care about times for which there was some incentive other than bragging rights; it's too easy to cook them.
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