Introducing the Exclamation Symbol
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I would like to take a brief moment to introduce a new symbol appearing in the sajha homepage.
You might have noticed the exclamation symbol 
appearing next to few threads. This has been added after careful consideration to the issues raised by few sajha visitors.
Quite a few sajha visitors have to refrain from opening threads at work, or in front of their family or in public because they have been embarassed while opening postings with inappropriate images. While it is not possible to rate the images posted, it is possible to give a warning as to which threads contain any graphics or images.
With the addition of this symbol, I hope it's easier for visitors to freely browse the discussions without having to risk being embarassed in front of others.
Also, with this note, I would like to point out that the spirit of sajha should be sajha for all - meaning everyone should be able to take advantage of and enjoy this free medium. What that means is that we, as responsible posters, should keep in mind that sajha should suitable for everyone from teenagers to older more mature visitors. Let us try to keep swearing at a minimum so that sajha can be fun for everyone.
Having more participation is always more fun than less. As they say - the more the merrier. So let us make room for everyone by participating in productive discussions, showing mutual respect for each other in our interactions within and outside of sajha.
appearing next to few threads. This has been added after careful consideration to the issues raised by few sajha visitors.
Quite a few sajha visitors have to refrain from opening threads at work, or in front of their family or in public because they have been embarassed while opening postings with inappropriate images. While it is not possible to rate the images posted, it is possible to give a warning as to which threads contain any graphics or images.
With the addition of this symbol, I hope it's easier for visitors to freely browse the discussions without having to risk being embarassed in front of others.
Also, with this note, I would like to point out that the spirit of sajha should be sajha for all - meaning everyone should be able to take advantage of and enjoy this free medium. What that means is that we, as responsible posters, should keep in mind that sajha should suitable for everyone from teenagers to older more mature visitors. Let us try to keep swearing at a minimum so that sajha can be fun for everyone.
Having more participation is always more fun than less. As they say - the more the merrier. So let us make room for everyone by participating in productive discussions, showing mutual respect for each other in our interactions within and outside of sajha.
cool, i like that
and San, I was wondering if sajha had this little avatar for every users like other forums and like emoticons, fonts and stuff, if possible. :P
and San, I was wondering if sajha had this little avatar for every users like other forums and like emoticons, fonts and stuff, if possible. :P
mark shud be not just the pix, but videos too!!
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