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info sidebar Who's used the info ad box on the side bar, and what do you put in it? It would be nice if Telnic allow us to add images to it, I really don't care about it "loading" fast it's the "desktop" version and not seen on the mobile one as far as I'm aware so in reality trying to adhere to the smallest size to download only helps Telnic serve more data with less cost to them, As I'm paying more than £12 or something I think it would be nice if you can allow us to add images and not just text+link. I just want to put in an alpha edged pic of me in a suit to give it some personality, and change them as they go though my profile sub domains. And that box should have the ability to be rounded corners I hate this square ones they drive me nutz. http://images.furry.se/images-sideinfo.png I hope if you install the digimi.com avatars you can allow us if we wish to display an avatar of ourselves on it, like where the thing is now, considering Google adverts have flash and other things which adds to the load on the page anyway, I don't see why a 3D avatar from a photo or a person or a 3D avatar of a persons choice should not be added. Which could be animated and allow end user to touch and poke and prod it, just in places that are not rude or even allow it to be a greeter bot, they can ask questions or have some kind of interaction with. |
So can we please get:
[size] And what I hope we can have in the future. [/size]
[size] All based on the Digimi that costs like $150 USD which when you think about it is nothing if Telnic had $35 million in investment capital when they started. If you have a 3D avatar + a room of your company or home or something and you provide the ability to animate it, such company websites can have a show and .tel bot about the location "hotel","office","business", e.t.c. greeting or FAQ helper a user can have an avatar of them to show people providing .tel with a powerful contact communications card other than single static links. Blow the competition away![/size] |
And can I suggest you host images on the http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/ amazon cloud they have much greater bandwidth and backup options should something fail, if Telnic is worrying about the ability of their system proxy for serving image data + results amazon cloud can solve that. |
Very good suggestions. |
