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[Jassper]

It is cool and all, but I am constantly switching back and forth between the BioWare community, Dragon Age players community, and the Dragon Age Builders community to track the "Recent activity".

Case in point, Fester Pot made a new post, his post shows only on the Bioware Community recent activity. I replied to his post but my reply only shows in the Dragon Age Builders Community. When Fester Pot replies, (provided he sees it on the builder community site) I won't know unless I switch to the Bioware Community, because his reply only shows on that subsite.

I don't understand the point here, why can't all activity show on all the sub-sites? It's just "recent Activity".

[Fester Pot]

This old guy is confused too! Just look at what it's done to my eyes?!



FP!

[Hexenmeister Raven]

Yes, I agree! Put the networks together, one is enough.

I also noticed that there are some activities shown in the Bioware Community and in the builder subnetwork, I tried to figure out why but haven't found an answer yet. The two people have the same subnetwork than I have but my activities are only shown in the builders network, very strange.

[Snoteye]

The pages are not identical (it's not just the recent activity). I think a better suggestion would be to make activities appear in the domain of the user performing the action as well as the domain of the user on the receiving end. If that makes any sense.

[Jassper]

Snoteye wrote...

The pages are not identical (it's not just the recent activity). I think a better suggestion would be to make activities appear in the domain of the user performing the action as well as the domain of the user on the receiving end. If that makes any sense.

Just making the "Recent Activity" section the same for all networks would improve a tone. The rest can still be different which makes since for the different networks. That would be acceptable.

[Jesse van Herk]

Sorry, those subnetworks will only be being expanded on. Most of the differences you are seeing are due to caching.



The default homepage shows only your friends.

The "My Network" page shows people int he same subnetwork as you.

The "DA Builder Home" and "DA Player Home" will have more to distinguish them over time, and are ways for other people to see what is going on in those networks.



We know the current setup is not ideal, and there is probably a refactor for it in the future sometime. At that point, the subnetworks should start to make more sense.