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Forum Home > Guitar For Beginners & Beyond General Forum > The Music Lounge > The Polling Booth > Activity bars, keep 'em or dump 'em?
View Poll Results: Should we keep or dump the activity bars?
Keep them, I like them, it makes it easy to see what's going on. 10 58.82%
Dump them, I find them annoying and distracting. 4 23.53%
I don't know, I never even knew what they were. 3 17.65%
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It is a really nice looking site. So many vBulletin sites out there look the same, but this one definitely has managed to capture it's own appearance. I say they add to that appearance: keep 'em !!!


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OK, ..I like them, they alert me to where the activity is. Only dump it if its using more bandwidth than you feel its worth...I dont see how they can hurt-unless its a bandwidth hog.

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Ok, we'll keep 'em. They don't slow the forum loading time down, so that's not an issue. I was really just wondering if they were annoying. I like them and find them useful but if everyone voted "dump 'em", I would have removed them... Glad to see the majority agree with me

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