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I wish for one thing, now that I've received some many posts to this forum. I want to receive email notifications of one specific sub-forum (Fusion 360 in particular), but I'm sick of seeing emails related to this "Community Feedback" forum. I've given my input on how the Autodesk forums work and don't, and I'm not interested in seeing any more commentary on this topic, but I want to continue to get emails on postings related to F360. I tried "unsubscribing" (or whatever your system calls it) from this feedback forum, but then posts to F360 are also disable.
Seriously Autodesk, you'd think that a company that is capable of predicting injection molding product shrinkage could come up with a usable user group forum. This is NOT rocket science. I moderate several online user forums using four different platforms, and all of them have better facilities for searching topics, selectively participating in sub-forums, topics, etc. What I see going on here is reflective of the well understood fact that Autodesk does not value User Interface principles that are intuitive and consistent with industry standard conventions. It's like you put the inventor of DOS 5.0 in charge of the user experience.
I'd be happy to participate in an honest effort to gather a dozen users in a room and give feedback or provide usability testing. But this open commentary thread is just a random walk in confusion.
@WCrihfield wrote:
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Within the block of code posted, there happens to be the numeric digit 8 with the special character ) next to it. This is getting automatically converted to the 'face with sunglasses'
emoji just before clicking the [POST] button, then it gets deleted/omitted after clicking the [POST] button. Please make this behavior stop...just for these code areas of our posts.
PS: You can also momentarily see that 'smiley face with sunglasses' emoji visibly when refreshing the page (only for maybe a second or less), then it disappears again (within the code area).
I also raised objection to emojis, specifically that one, >here<. I hope squeaky-wheeling in multiple places will get some attention paid to the issue.
@davidpbest wrote:I wish for one thing, now that I've received some many posts to this forum. I want to receive email notifications of one specific sub-forum (Fusion 360 in particular), but I'm sick of seeing emails related to this "Community Feedback" forum. I've given my input on how the Autodesk forums work and don't, and I'm not interested in seeing any more commentary on this topic, but I want to continue to get emails on postings related to F360. I tried "unsubscribing" (or whatever your system calls it) from this feedback forum, but then posts to F360 are also disable.
Seriously Autodesk, you'd think that a company that is capable of predicting injection molding product shrinkage could come up with a usable user group forum. This is NOT rocket science. I moderate several online user forums using four different platforms, and all of them have better facilities for searching topics, selectively participating in sub-forums, topics, etc. What I see going on here is reflective of the well understood fact that Autodesk does not value User Interface principles that are intuitive and consistent with industry standard conventions. It's like you put the inventor of DOS 5.0 in charge of the user experience.
I'd be happy to participate in an honest effort to gather a dozen users in a room and give feedback or provide usability testing. But this open commentary thread is just a random walk in confusion.
@davidpbest, I agree with your larger point that the interface is not very intuitive, but you should be able to disable notifications from this specific thread by deleting the subscription in "Forum preferences".
Thanks @gherrmanRQ549 ! Great tip. I was wanting the same thing and just used your instruction to rid myself of the already annoying emails & notifications from this forum thread. Since this one huge main forum thread is so general/generic, it just doesn't pay to follow it, like I follow other topics more specific to my interests.
Wesley Crihfield
(Not an Autodesk Employee)
Seriously Autodesk, you'd think that a company that is capable of predicting injection molding product shrinkage could come up with a usable user group forum. This is NOT rocket science.
I seriously gave them the benefit of the doubt recently with all of the unsolved issues going on, and was so sure they were dumping Khoros/Lithium and contracting with another provider, but my wishful thinking was shot down with a resounding NO.
As I've pointed out in the past, I participate in other CAD forums that, in terms of platform, are superior to Khoros/Lithium, and those are run by individuals who did not have 3.3 billion in revenue in 2020. These other forums are run for probably just a few hundred dollars a year.
I'm still holding out some hope - perhaps they have a contract they can't get out of or something.
@gherrmanRQ549 wrote:
@gherrmanRQ549 wrote:
When I click on the Search bar in this community, a new tab is opened. I can't actually search for anything because every time I click in the Search bar, it opens a new tab
Does the same thing in Chrome.
We have a ticket open on this one for resolution
DA
That was a fast fix. It does not open a new tab or window here.
I know Autodesk doesn't display email addresses on users' profiles, but I'd like the option to search for users by email. I know my co-workers' emails but not their AD user names and I don't want to have go through my office asking each and every person.
@gherrmanRQ549 wrote:
I know Autodesk doesn't display email addresses on user's profile, but I'd like the option to search for users by email. I know my co-workers emails but not their AD user names and I don't want to have go through my office asking each and every person.
Sorry, not possible due to privacy issues
DA
@gherrmanRQ549 wrote:
@davidpbest wrote:
I wish for one thing, now that I've received some many posts to this forum. I want to receive email notifications of one specific sub-forum (Fusion 360 in particular), but I'm sick of seeing emails related to this "Community Feedback" forum. I've given my input on how the Autodesk forums work and don't, and I'm not interested in seeing any more commentary on this topic, but I want to continue to get emails on postings related to F360. I tried "unsubscribing" (or whatever your system calls it) from this feedback forum, but then posts to F360 are also disable.
Seriously Autodesk, you'd think that a company that is capable of predicting injection molding product shrinkage could come up with a usable user group forum. This is NOT rocket science. I moderate several online user forums using four different platforms, and all of them have better facilities for searching topics, selectively participating in sub-forums, topics, etc. What I see going on here is reflective of the well understood fact that Autodesk does not value User Interface principles that are intuitive and consistent with industry standard conventions. It's like you put the inventor of DOS 5.0 in charge of the user experience.
I'd be happy to participate in an honest effort to gather a dozen users in a room and give feedback or provide usability testing. But this open commentary thread is just a random walk in confusion.
@davidpbest, I agree with your larger point that the interface is not very intuitive, but you should be able to disable notifications from this specific thread by deleting the subscription in "Forum preferences".
The best way to subscribe/unsubscribe to a category or post is as follows
For a post
For a category such as AutoCAD or fusion 360
DA
@Discussion_Ad wrote:
@gherrmanRQ549 wrote:I know Autodesk doesn't display email addresses on user's profile, but I'd like the option to search for users by email. I know my co-workers emails but not their AD user names and I don't want to have go through my office asking each and every person.
Sorry, not possible due to privacy issues
DA
How about giving users the ability to change their privacy settings to display their email and allow others to search for them by email? What about searching by company? My company's name is part of my public profile under work information; if I could use company name as a search criteria, that would be acceptable.
Currently, there is no ability to edit ideas that you've created on product Idea Boards. What if I made a typo in the post? The idea creator should be able to modify the post in my opinion.
Here's a simple one for you people at Autodesk. One of the most basic. I have some feature requests to submit for Fusion 360. I have searched and searched for the proper forum to provide this type of feedback, and I don't find where to post my suggestions. There are forums to get help/support, a forum for submitting bugs, but I can not see where to properly post my suggestions for feature enhancements. If I were KING, I would want to make it obvious how to make suggestions of this nature with a "CLICK HERE" access point. If anyone here knows where I should post such suggestions, please let me know.
@davidpbest wrote:
.... I have some feature requests to submit for Fusion 360. .... If anyone here knows where I should post such suggestions, please let me know.
Go to the >Product Feedback page<.
@Kent1Cooper wrote:
Go to the >Product Feedback page<.
@Kent1Cooper
Uhm, did you actually follow that link?
Fusion 360 is not in the list of products.
The Fusion 360 Ideastation was killed off some time ago (Editorial Comment: Good riddance.)
Uhm, did you actually follow that link?
Fusion 360 is not in the list of products.
The Fusion 360 Ideastation was killed off some time ago (Editorial Comment: Good riddance.)
That should pretty much answer the question for @davidpbest then - they don't want any feedback regarding ideas or suggestions. There has never been an AutoCAD Ideastation either.
I went to that link, and Fusion 360 is not listed in the pull-down to select a product to leave feedback about.
I spent 30 years working in tech firms like Intel, Apple, Microsoft, much of the time as someone responsible for a specific product. I was ALWAYS interested in user feedback on how the products could be improved and open to suggestions from all corners. It boggles my mind to think that the F360 team is so arrogant that they don't want user input.
Add option to product Idea Boards to see recent status changes (e.g. from "Accepted" to "Implemented").
@Kent1Cooper wrote:
And now the differentiation between Topics in which I have seen all posts and those in which I have not has disappeared. [Microsoft Edge browser, Windows 10].
I'm seeing this huge regression also. No longer any distinction between read and unread topics? What could possibly have justified this loss of functionality??
@Tiana_Y wrote:
We’ll be looking out for popular topics and common issues, and we’ll promote those to their own thread for a deeper conversation as needed.
Looks like the issue of Screencast Embedding (Your Knowledge Network) is not promoted to "needed".
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