Forums » Suggestions & Development Discussion » My only RPR Pet Peeve: [a] [b] [c] [d] [e] links.

Sometimes I click on a cool person on Furc and it takes me to their RPR.

And then, along the top of their RPR, I see a bunch of song lyrics divided up into pages. 'cause they wanna be artsy or something silly.

[ I] [HAVE] [A] [LOVELY] [BUNCH] [OF] [COCONUTS]

But this is awful because chances are I don't care what's on 90% of those pages. Like the guestbook, or the list of friends and enemies.

I suggest when mousing over one of these things, the text either turns into what it's supposed to be or it has a tooltip explaining what it is.

[ I] (general infos] [HAVE] (images) [A] (guestbook), etc

As somone who, uh, might indulge in this from time to time, I think the solution is an awesome idea! It might be a little difficult or time consuming to implement, though, I think?

What is to prevent people from using their additional nav descriptions for more artsiness, though?

This also won't help everyone on touch screens, where "hover" isn't a thing. And that's a lot of people these days.

Being artsy isn't silly.

Having a tiny bit of text in the main page somewhere indicating what link goes to what information would be a better midway solution.

This would work on mobile/tablet as well, which I like a lot.