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So, how are you finding the site so far?
I think I will find it okay once I get used to it, I hope!
In the meantime the pages don't always seem to load properly, so it becomes hard to read. To add this comment took more than one attempt. At the first attempt the add comment produced a javascript problem (sorry it didn't give any codes etc).
Too much seems to need knowledge, a silly example being in this case to add a comment, I had to first 'show comments', not intuitive.
It does seem strange that ratings can only be +ve, why?
Regarding page ratings - this is purely a choice that was made - trying to promote the idea of leaving positive views rather than negative
i.e.
'f you like a page then rate it, if not then don't'
rather than approach with a less postive view of adding negative ratings.
So, if a page rating is above zero, then in theory it should be useful.
If there is strong opinion that is widely shared that applying negative ratings as well offers more, then we can change this.
Just a follow up - the comment settings have now been changed, so the comments dialogue box should be open by default when pages load.