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I guess I should have been more explicit previously, but I like it a lot.

I'm not qualified to comment on what it would do to the PM servers. It seems to load in reasonable time, but if everyone started using it, I don't know how it would scale.

I also like some of the customization options people have mentioned: thread depth, size, etc. I presume it would already use some of the User Settings, like which sections to show, whether to include reaped nodes, and so on.

Thanks for all the good work, Patchmaster.

In reply to Re: Does the monastery want a threaded newest nodes? by VSarkiss
in thread Does the monastery want a threaded newest nodes? by demerphq

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