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  1. 1. When I log in, I prefer to be taken to...

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Today we made a slight change with what happens when you log in to QUADCRAZY. Up until now, you were automatically directed upon login to your account page.

Based on some conversations that Admin and I had, along with some of our moderators, we'd like to try something new. Upon logging in, all members will be directed to the forums page, in an effort to increase our member participation. Your account page can be accessed any time by clicking the MY ACCOUNT link in the top menu. We also added a small link to your account page under the forum welcome and last visited block (top of forum).

We're also attaching a poll to this thread for your feedback. Please take a moment to vote and comment in this thread. Thank you.

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I think that's a good idea, maybe we'll get some more people joining the forum discussons. When I log in, I usually hit the forum button in the menu, so this just makes it easier for me. Although sometimes I go to the home page to see what's new.

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Maybe we could have a column with recent thread activity and then have all news/updates along with contest info nice and big in the middle of the page.

Maybe the ads flashing on the left just MWKE!!!!LOL

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when i log in the first thing i click is home

i like to see the shout box n what new pics n vids ppl have posted also i like to see the new posts but i think this is a great idea ya'll got i dont like when it goes to my account page lol unless i have messages

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when i log in the first thing i click is home

i like to see the shout box n what new pics n vids ppl have posted also i like to see the new posts but i think this is a great idea ya'll got i dont like when it goes to my account page lol unless i have messages

I agree with you. :yes:

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