Hello everyone!
In the coming days we will be moving a few things around on the site, searching for ways to optimize the TuDiabetes experience for everyone. If you have any ideas or suggestions about ways to do this, please post them in here, so we can explore them.
Thank you so much!
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Permalink Reply by Andreina Davila on December 2, 2011 at 11:24am The changes will happen specially on the home page. I
MPORTANT: Please let us know what do you think of the features we have on the very top of the main page, for example: the rotating banners on the top of the page, the Left Side Navigation (blue-green buttons)
or the TuAnalyze box bellow the banners...
They are all taking some prime space at the top of the page, however we think they are important because,
Banners: Feature discussions, blogs, etc. Rotating visual element help us get a sense of space, belonging?
Left Side Navigation: Help people, specially new members find relevant content organized by topic.
TuAnalyze Box: Updates members of TuAnalyze findings or facts.
Members box: face of our community.
Please let us know your thoughts!
Thank you!
Permalink Reply by BadMoonT2 on December 2, 2011 at 11:34am I have noticed the formatting options on a reply like this are gone. For instance I can't make a word into a link. Tried both Internet Explorer and Firefox.

Permalink Reply by Andreina Davila on December 2, 2011 at 11:48am Hi, we noticed that was not working... I think it is working now, right? Let us know what do you see...
Permalink Reply by bobnominous on December 2, 2011 at 12:20pm Moo Test. (Chrome, btw)
Works in Chrome... before and after edit too
You might have JavaScript or something else turned off on your browser. I can link to things just fine from Safari and Chrome.
What about having links to research sites and/or having a technical research area beyond forums to keep people up to date on advances? For example, you could add categories, CGM's, Artificial pancreas, Insulin, BG meters, Pumps and infusion sets.

Permalink Reply by Andreina Davila on December 2, 2011 at 11:49am Do you mean, adding those categories to the forum?
maybe adding a new area all together, my thoughts were around Technology and how we could see what is all being worked on in a simplified view. For example, I came across the HG1-c CGM being developed by C8 MediSensors and did not realize it had already been talked about multiple times. (I should have done a search first :( ) But if there was a technology page that enabled someone to drill down to what is happening with CGM's there can be a single place to provide update to the research/product as well as links to the reviews and discussions on it?
Permalink Reply by tmana on December 3, 2011 at 3:15am I think rpwils may be talking about full-text indexing all entries and putting up a keyword index for all therapies (available and/or being researched). This should, in theory, be worked from the side of the thread initiator, but as we've seen, a popular topic may move off the originally-intended keywords into totally different areas.
Permalink Reply by Emmy on December 2, 2011 at 11:49am I'd like to see a clearly defined area for type 1, type 2, and "other types". There are forums and groups listed separately which is rather confusing. Its hard to know where to go. The type 1, type 2, other type groups or sections should be at the top of the list and most visible, as that is what most people look for when they first land here. I found it confusing when I joined, and its still confusing. We need better organization.
For example, under Groups, Omnipod users shows up first. The type 1, type 2, etc should be right at the top of the list so people can find it right away.
Overall, the organization of this site is very poor. I hope you can work on improving that, as it would contribute more to the site than anything else, especially for new diabetics, who are already confused enough, and under stress.
Thanks for reading.
Manny Hernandez(Co-Founder, Editor, has LADA)
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