Going over the replies some astute users left on our recent feature announcement post, it seems we actually forgot to announce a (albeit small) feature we added along with the other two. Our mistake!

It's now possible to have your Viewing History pages display views from users in "Compact" mode.

Why is this great? With Compact mode, you can more easily get an overview of the people who've viewed a page on your site, or a particular piece of your content. You'll even see their headshots. Think: more information in less space.

We've also upgraded our "Headshot" view to a more sensible three-column mode that works just like Compact, just a bit larger.

As a side-note, if you're concerned with who's viewing your content, we'd like to remind you that the power to share your content intelligently — that is, as privately as you like — is in your hands! For more information on Multiply's access controls, see this FAQ.

For those who love the mini-profile pop-ups that appear when you move your mouse over someone's headshot, we're giving you yet another reason to love 'em - or just try them out, if you hadn't already.

Now, when you move your mouse over the headshots that appear in the viewing history on any page where you see one, you'll see the same mini-profile popup that you've already been seeing elsewhere on Multiply. This means that you can not only keep an eye on who's viewing your posts, but also get a quick feel for the person behind the username -- without having to actually view their page. You can even quickly and easily send them a Personal Message, add them as a contact or even block them.

And by the way, if you so desire, you can completely disable the mini-profiles by clicking here or clicking "Preferences" on your message board. Just so you know.