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Appreciate it!

Really excited for the classification of threads update (if it ever comes out) :D
Thank you for your feedback, we're looking into these!

Re: Bold and italics can be used done by pressing Ctrl+I or Ctrl+B when on desktop (probably not on mobile at the moment though)
Haha, aren't forums so 90s anyway? Retro is back again!

Yours, Boomer mod
I agree. This looks more like 4chan than an actual forum. What even is this interface from the 1990s?
Hi, the new features are cool. But appearance wise, the old theme and layout - any day!

This feels like I'm using a prototype of some application that we designed in our high school computer lab.
Could you be more specific please about which part is stupid? The 'home' area, individual threads, or something else?
no use of better interface if this is the case lol
You should consider implementing a karma system like Reddit.
Thanks for sharing. Could you be more specific please on why it's hard to use on mobile? Is it too large, perhaps (smaller font sizes and less white space)?
Thank you - it should take you to an overview of posts similar to the standard LI homepage, but it does need to be cleaned up a little bit and is a bit too busy and confusing, agreed!
This may be a good idea. Especially to those who have sought help or feedback via a post.
Yes, this please using the new interface on mobile phones has become an absolute nightmare.
The 'Home' button at the bottom takes me not to the home page but to some other thread. Clicking it took me to the thread on nationalism/masculinity and football.
Will the mod be less intrusive and loud in his extreme political views in every thread?
Thank you for your feedback, that's helpful, we'll take a look!

Regarding voting being difficult - what do you mean? The size or position of the voting buttons on mobile, or something else?
πŸ“Œ How would you feel about users being able to pin / favourite posts on the homepage?
One great suggestion from a previous thread we are keen on:

🌴 Classifying posts into categories (corporate law, litigation, students, and society/culture/politics/other), so that it can be easier to avoid certain topics that are not of interest.