Where have the likes of you been?

I've recently noticed that when you click the options button in the top right hand corner (the gear thingy) the "Like" button has well and truly disappeared. Is anyone else facing the same problem?

I hope it can be re-installed there. I liked that function (geddit? :D)

Thanks! Please reshare so it reaches the staff :D

Btw, another #FeatureRequest from me:

When you search for stuff on Brilliant, I notice that Problems, Notes and Sets are all stuffed into the same page, yet "Members" gets an exclusive option. What I propose is that we could split up Problems, Notes and Sets into 3 different pages to make life easier when searching for specific things on Brilliant. :D

What do you all think guys? :)

#FeatureRequests

Easy Math Editor

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Comments

About your 2nd feature request, It'll be a really good experience if the things are separated, but do u know the problem that arises in that system? Once people start doing one thing, they won't go to the other thing. Like... if they start solving problems (of course, that is the thing everyone does for most of the time), then people might be reluctant to reading notes. Whereas if they come all stuffed together, it's a mixed flavor including problems and notes in between.... every coin has an "other side" ;)

Aditya Raut - 6 years, 10 months ago

Um... Not really because most problems appear above the notes, which are above the sets. So this problem (geddit?) still exists if you leave them clumped together. The proposed feature would allow for greater efficiency in searching for one particular note or set or problem though. :D