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12 May 2018, 13:19
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We have recently released an upgrade to our old and trusted Kudos system, used to thank other members, identify great content, and to make GMAT Club just more fun.
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In this release, we have added several new features including a bookmark option, a smiley face and a sad face. You can still use the Kudos button like it has worked in the past - just click it to give Kudos. For those who used the new features, Kudos button, Sad and Smiley face buttons will have the same effect as giving Kudos. I hope you find them useful and I would love to know your feedback about this update
Several people have asked about the purpose of the Sad Face and whether it meant it was a negative symbol. It is not and that was not the idea. The original purpose was for the sad face to be a sign of compassion, to express support, and solidarity in those tough moments. To be be sad when there is sadness. It was meant to make GMAT Club more human.
What's next? We are planning to evaluate the new features for a few more weeks and then decide on the best approach for keeping, changing, or leaving it alone. If you have any feedback, I welcome your suggestions.
Thanks
BB
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kudos2.png [ 11.19 KiB | Viewed 1507 times ]
In this release, we have added several new features including a bookmark option, a smiley face and a sad face. You can still use the Kudos button like it has worked in the past - just click it to give Kudos. For those who used the new features, Kudos button, Sad and Smiley face buttons will have the same effect as giving Kudos. I hope you find them useful and I would love to know your feedback about this update
Several people have asked about the purpose of the Sad Face and whether it meant it was a negative symbol. It is not and that was not the idea. The original purpose was for the sad face to be a sign of compassion, to express support, and solidarity in those tough moments. To be be sad when there is sadness. It was meant to make GMAT Club more human.
What's next? We are planning to evaluate the new features for a few more weeks and then decide on the best approach for keeping, changing, or leaving it alone. If you have any feedback, I welcome your suggestions.
Thanks
BB
12 May 2018, 20:23
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This is awesome!!
I truly believe text along with such smileys can go on a long way to build empathy and
have a 'personalized touch' among the members of Gmatclub family.
You could even experiment with angry / scolding face (for some making silly mistakes in
qaunt; I would be highest recipent of those by courtesy of my fellow mods
LOL!) or even
having a prize or victory smiley (for those who share experiences about exam and their prep.)
Worth a food for thought?
Quote:
This is awesome!!
I truly believe text along with such smileys can go on a long way to build empathy and
have a 'personalized touch' among the members of Gmatclub family.
You could even experiment with angry / scolding face (for some making silly mistakes in
qaunt; I would be highest recipent of those by courtesy of my fellow mods
LOL!) or even having a prize or victory smiley (for those who share experiences about exam and their prep.)
Worth a food for thought?
