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General Discussion » Better Clarity for searching not self-assessment Tracks

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vanward 34 Posts #830 (13 years, 1 month ago)	I have an improvement suggestion about searching faster and more comfortable for not self-assessment tracks - why not put an extra note beside the average rating what stands for your personal rate for logged in members? For me its uncomfortable at clicking on each particular track for to find out if i know the track. When i see i rated the tracks already when i scroll through the lists, that would make it way more comfortable for everyone who wants to play unknown tracks for him.
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vanward 34 Posts #905 (12 years, 10 months ago)	Or easy saied - an search thing about notself rated tracks would be really cool.
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