@cuztrpp

How do I quote a part of your comment? Where's the UI element from that?

Same as on reddit: copy and paste it and put a greater-than symbol on the front.

Why are photos cropped,

Beats me, but all you have to do to see the full photo is open the post.

and why are replies to posts and comments are just thrown in the home page parentless?

trp.red works just like Twitter. Twitter does that too, and it works for millions of people.

I need to click on a comment to pull up the whole thread?

Yes. It's that easy.

Why not posts and then tap the post to find the discussion?

Go to forums.red for that interface if that's what you prefer. It's more like reddit. You have options here. Many users stick to forums.red. A few stick to trp.red. A slightly larger few including myself use both. Your complaints seem like you'd enjoy forums.red a lot more than trp.red.

How do I distinguish a comment from a post being replied to in the home page?

99.9% of the time, a reply will have the person being replied to tagged at the beginning, like we've been tagging each other in this thread.

99.9% of the time, a new post won't have anyone tagged at the beginning.

You can also easily open the post in question and easily see whether it's an OP or a reply in a chain.

This isn't rocket science, and if you're too pathetically lazy to open a post, you just aren't going to make it in life.

Where's the upvote button?

At forums.red. Again, it seems to me you'd prefer that interface over this one. Everything you've asked for so far is there.

Why is there a star?

Seriously? Have you never used other social media besides reddit?

It's similar to the "like" on Facebook, and Twitter used to have the same star/favoriteb feature before they went all homogay about 15 years ago and switched to hearts.

Is that a "favorite" or "saved" feature?

Favorite.

Do you favorite your own comment (I noticed you did this previously)?

Yes, a lot of us do that, partly to amuse ourselves and partly because it bugs some people.

you keep tagging him, are you like hoping he hops on the conversation and backs you here or what's the point?

Like I said: he welcomes feedback, and if he has any questions to ask of you, I wanted to give him the chance. I'm not a dev, so I really don't know beyond what I've already asked.

As far as "backs me up", I've been the lone man standing against multiple users in arguments. Users I actually respected, I might add. I didn't need backup then, and I sure as shit don't need backup for this. I don't know if I've been clear on this, but your app is a dumb idea, and you are in no position to consider yourself some kind of RP thought leader to run something like that.

But again, RP is decentralized, and if we couldn't stop all the charlatans on YouTube from using the RP label, we won't be able to stop you.

But like I do with Tater Tot or Flush & Shit, I'll make fun of the bad stuff I happen to see.

I'm assuming it's an age gap.

I'm 46, and you talk like a teenager who has never done any real work (too lazy to open a thread to tell if it's an OP or nested reply?!), so probably.

no one will be able to access the comments on posts and the posts themselves except the OP, BUT they stay on your personal profile, accessible only by you, like you said, to be able to review later.

So if a newbie asks a question that's already been answered, I'd be able to see where I'd previously answered it, but unable to link him to it?

I don't think you realize how frequently the replies in askTRP are "read the sidebar" and/or "use the search feature for keywords because this has been asked and answered several times already".

If every newbie needs an original reply because he can't see the older stuff, that's going to be incredibly tedious for those doing the answering.

not everyone on the app will be TRP,

I get that. I totally understand that, but you chose to use piss-poor examples of morons giving normie BP advice.

the screenshot attached is just an example,

An example I'm assuming was written by you, since your app doesn't actually exist yet and therefore has no other users yet.

If you're trying to demonstrate examples of RP advice, you should write some and screenshot those.

Oh wait, you can't, because despite your assertion that you're "RP to the core", you really haven't digested the material at all. You have newbie enthusiasm, but no actual knowledge.

You have something similar to first post syndrome.

everyone and everything that was in the r/asktrp sub was TRP?

Of course not. Don't be retarded. The ones who weren't were corrected, removed, and otherwise addressed in some way. That's also why users with a history of giving solid RP advice are flaired, so that newbies know that the flaired user has merit.

And if I were to screenshot an example of RP advice, I'd make sure it was actually RP advice such as "you're too hung up on one particular woman" or "don't buy shit for women you aren't already fucking". I'd do my damnedest to exclude anything as bad as what you showed in yours.

And again, since presumably you wrote your examples, your RP knowledge is severely lacking.

If you create this thing and get it going, it's highly likely to be the blind leading the blind.

Best of luck to you.

@Typo-MAGAshiv

I mean look, if we want to sit down and dissect, nitpick and rip apart a product, sure, there will be a lot of faults, this applies to this shitty UI on the website and my app, so for the sake of being productive, let's not do that, but if you REALLY want to get into the details, here's just a sample of what I dislike about this website and why only boomers and people who are +40 years old will find it "good" (lol):

1. How do I quote a part of your comment? Where's the UI element from that?
2. Why are photos cropped, and why are replies to posts and comments are just thrown in the home page parentless? I need to click on a comment to pull up the whole thread? Why not posts and then tap the post to find the discussion?
3. How do I distinguish a comment from a post being replied to in the home page?
4. Where's the upvote button? Why is there a star? Is that a "favorite" or "saved" feature? Do you favorite your own comment (I noticed you did this previously)?

I could go on and on. To correct you there too, basic to me means lazy, I do not want to offend or disrespect @redpillschool (you keep tagging him, are you like hoping he hops on the conversation and backs you here or what's the point?) but basic means ugly, lazy, and unappealing, at least for me. I came here, I tried to find discussions/start a conversation and I'm just met with a barrage of comments and posts that have nothing to do with what I want.

I just can't believe how you'd see the app, you look at the website and go, "Yup, I prefer this +20 years old design". It does blow my mind, but I'm assuming it's an age gap.

Regarding the ephemeral nature of the app, valid feedback, and let me elaborate a bit more: posts and comments disappear from the PUBLIC domain, i.e no one will be able to access the comments on posts and the posts themselves except the OP, BUT they stay on your personal profile, accessible only by you, like you said, to be able to review later.

And for the love of everything that is holy: not everyone on the app will be TRP, the screenshot attached is just an example, this applies to the screenshot attached to this comment too, the advice will never 100% be TRP, so riddle me this: everyone and everything that was in the r/asktrp sub was TRP? I hope you catch this and move on already from "wHy tHe sHiTtY pOsT iN tHe sCrEeNsHoT nOt TrP, gAwRbAgE apppp!!"

Random Thought - Saturday Evening Edition:

At this point in time, why the fuck would any decent man want his wife to be a SAHM?

Having been a single father for the past 10+ years, I can say with supreme confidence that it has been BY FAR the easiest aspect of my life. So easy in fact, that I worked full time and it was STILL less than a half-time job.

Once the kids are in school (5 years old or so) they are busy from 8:30-3:30 every day. So I just needed to work around them getting home - which I did very easily with work schedule adjustments and a few babysitters.

I still enjoy my role as a father, although it is more of a mentor role to my adult children at this point. But I’m still Dad no matter what, and it is a leisure time activity. It always has been.

So a woman staying at home to “take care of the house” and “raise the babies” is a fake gay narrative. I got ALL the work in the house done in less than an hour a day.

Read that again - the entire job takes about an hour a day.

I don’t take the laundry down to the river to beat them on the rocks, I don’t have to tend to goats and chickens, or milk cows with kids underfoot. Neither do modern women. FFS, Microwave ovens and dishwashers have taken away the last mundane tasks they used to do.

Raising children is a J O Y not a J O B (I want credit for that one).

So when women say that their place is NOT in the kitchen, I agree. Get your fat lazy ass out there and make some money bitch. The bills aint gonna pay themselves.

Miss me with all that bullshit.

“Tradwife” my ass. More like “fat whiny asshole parasite” (AKA FWAT - quote me on that one too.)

Have a good weekend boys!

@Typo-MAGAshiv I never thought about it. My parents always called it a hose pipe. I will see what my kids call it and what my friends call it.

Yeah I suppose there are some safety features that are unhelpful. I had a hydraulic wood splitter like that. It still lives at a relatives house and is nominally mine but it was too controlling a machine to be worth it. It had a double trigger system so you could not load it with one hand and trigger it with the other in case you decided to place your hand under the very slowly moving ram. In fact they had placed the triggers at the opposite end of the machine from the ram, so you had to step to them after loading it. I understand it became a fairly widely accepted feature after a company was sued by someone who decided to chop fingers off doing something odd.

I am not generally a fan of drill being the safety solution. Design is generally a much better solution. I remember the first time I rolled a mini digger and realised how good the roll cage was. I also remember running to get help to pull one without a roll cage off an old guy and seeing a compound fracture for the first time. However this silly design feature on the splitter just meant that you spent twice as long splitting wood and I really couldn't see why any sane man would be advancing the ram unless he had already loaded the log. I worked out that I could split by hand a lot faster than this machine and never used a machine again.

Then again drill has its place. Chainsaw trousers are a bugbear of mine. They are legally mandated for all professional users where I am from. Never wear them. I have worn out over a dozen well cared for top model professional chainsaws over the years. The most I ever did was nick a boot. They are an expensive way to lose pints of sweat, which might of course lead to bad decision making... For most cases of active long duration chainsaw use by men with a few hundred hours experience I can't see chainsaw trousers being as safe as drill outside of the dead of winter.