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This has become a point of contention for some. Do you think that this hinders your experience on RP by letting one know you are viewing their profile? I am a bit scared why 1SG (Join to see) is looking at my profile so much.
Edited 11 y ago
Posted 11 y ago
Responses: 67
Where do you even find how many times it's been viewed?
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1LT William Clardy
If you didn't have such a twisted sense of humor, I wouldn't have found it so funny...
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CPT (Join to see) I noticed that same perhaps a very short time back, but when I saw the count, I think the count came from when I first created an account. I however to make you feel better have a lesser count then you.
Now I look at other profiles for the purpose of seeing what they did, what units they been too, how long they served and where they stand on profile completion. In a sense I'm looking to perhaps rejoin with those SM whom were active during my time period at the same units. So far that count is : 0
I would image my profile is being looked at for perhaps the same reasons, but remember I said I image which may not be a fact. Facts are I really don't know why anyone would want to look at a very handsome looking veteran like me, with a very impressive and I mean highly impressive military and civilian record like mines :)
Now I look at other profiles for the purpose of seeing what they did, what units they been too, how long they served and where they stand on profile completion. In a sense I'm looking to perhaps rejoin with those SM whom were active during my time period at the same units. So far that count is : 0
I would image my profile is being looked at for perhaps the same reasons, but remember I said I image which may not be a fact. Facts are I really don't know why anyone would want to look at a very handsome looking veteran like me, with a very impressive and I mean highly impressive military and civilian record like mines :)
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Personally, I'd prefer they get rid of that, as well as notifying other people when you view their profile.
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CPT (Join to see)
It is a like Linked In. I don't see what is wrong with it. It gives you a sense who is peeking on you.
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LCDR (Join to see)
It may give you a sense of who is peaking in on you, but to me, it's just creepy.
The end result is that I never look at anyone's profile.
The end result is that I never look at anyone's profile.
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I stalk people who don't have a Blue Ribbon yet in order to see if the member's profile merits one. Other than that, I don't really view profiles and don't care to know if they've viewed mine.
I think that the new "Don't see who's viewed me" feature doesn't work. I unchecked that box in my settings, but I'm still getting several notifications per day when people view me.
I think that the new "Don't see who's viewed me" feature doesn't work. I unchecked that box in my settings, but I'm still getting several notifications per day when people view me.
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CPT (Join to see)
I like the feature. I have seen some people in some pretty high places view my profile. Whenever I see a officer from the pentagon view my profile. I wonder why at times. I hope it is for a new made up title such as command with the new US Army Social Media Command Staff.
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I'm not entirely clear on why we get points for people viewing our profile in the first place. I'm a big fan of having a complete profile, but it should be a means to an end (helping to connect to people) rather than being considered an end in and of itself.
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I don't think that people mean to view profiles that much, lol. I can't tell you how many times I'm scrolling through comments on a thread and my iPhone takes me to a random profile because I tapped the screen wrong. It's really kind of finicky.
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