From the manager of Peak Performance: Do you have any suggestions?

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Mark Edwards

Question:

From the manager of Peak Performance: Do you have any suggestions?

Hi everyone. I manage PP Online and we're keen to make the Answers section as user-friendly as possible.

Is there anything you think we could do to make the section easier to use? Do you have suggestions about features or functions you'd like to see? Do you find the Answers sections easy to use? This is your chance to give me your feedback.

Thanks

regev landau's picture

regev landau

i think it would be very good if you gave a rating tothe people that aske questions and more importanly those who answear because obviously not eveybody have hte same level of knowledge and it could be important to know just who is giving you advice (a health proffesional or an amatuer bodybuilder...)

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MartinM

I most certainly think it would be good to have a system whereby answers were rated, possibly so that the best answer moves to the top? I have also seen forums whereby posters accumulate 'reputation' and because of this, the 'rating' they give someone else has greater impact. Hope that makes sense.

Is there a search function for the Q&A section? This would obviously be of great help.

Not sure if Moderators have been appointed yet but there seem to be a large number of questions in the wrong subsection, especially the 'nutrition' section.

Cheers

M

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MartinM

Oh, another suggestion, if the Q&A section stays the same it might be an idea to make it such that when a question is replied to it is shifted to the top of the page....?

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emmettcre

How do you buy stuff with your points?

peterm533's picture

peterm533

I am sorry to say it but I find that compared to the many long established fitness forums available elsewhere this one is badly laid out, excessively cluttered and pretty unattractive overall.

It really does need a design overhaul to be made more user friendly.

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neil.holmes

any information taken from journal articles should be cited.Also personal experience counts for a lot when advising on issues.