How to Customise Your Thread Dashboard For A Better Yield

Following the updates that flow in and out about threading, which were already promised by boss @khaleelkhazi on literally every Friday of the month, threading keeps on getting better and better. For me, I have already changed the direction and thought about thread so that my knowledge and use of thread will change for the better every time an update for the addition of a feature is done because it is actually an avenue for me to learn more about thread to justify the saying that "learning never ends."

These updates added to threads are for a better yield for each and every one of us because the more updates and additions of features, the more we learn, add to the little we already know, and then increase our yield. This is for threaders only, and that's another reason why you should thread.

As the updates and add-ons of features on threads are done, it is important that we follow suit with what has been added and integrate it into our own dashboard so we can enjoy threading more. Therefore, to customize your thread settings and dashboard for the better, here is what to do:

[a]

Log on to your thread dashboard. If this is your very first time hearing about thread or you haven't threaded before, check back on my previous posts; you will definitely see how to navigate through to log on to thread.

[b]

Immediately after you are logged on, go to the thread feature on the project blank, but not to thread but rather to activate some settings.

[c]

At the center of the threading dashboard, you are provided with two options:

[a] One-Click Votes (5% WEIGHT)

[b] Hide Threads, Including Yields

[d]

Activate the first option, which is one-click votes (5% weight), by turning it on. If it is successfully turned on, the color changes to yellow.

The importance of this is that for every click, 5% of the person's vote is added to yours.

Turning on the next feature in there will be on the basics if one wants to see all the links pertaining to posts published or something related to that that has been hidden.

Threading keeps on getting better and better with the addition of all these features, and I must say that if you aren't threading, you are probably missing out to some extent.