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GA Dave

10-20-2007 21:01:39




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I know there are good and not so good in each version. On the Classic you get to see who is responding to something. In the Modern you get to see part of the question. Myself I prefer the Modern forum. Has there been a poll on this? Any more pros or cons? David.




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Trent M

10-22-2007 06:09:58




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 Re: Modern VS Classic in reply to GA Dave, 10-20-2007 21:01:39  
I like the modern view. In classic view the posts seemed out of order and sometimes I'd have trouble keeping up. I didn't like reading a reply to a post before I read the original post!



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Andy Motteberg

10-21-2007 14:17:41




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 Re: Modern VS Classic in reply to GA Dave, 10-20-2007 21:01:39  
I use classic veiw



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Hugh MacKay

10-21-2007 14:02:57




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 Re: Modern VS Classic in reply to GA Dave, 10-20-2007 21:01:39  
Dave: I think this depends on what you want out of YT. if your mainly interested in what's hot and popular, I think modern is the way to go.

Myself I come here to learn and quite often I learn as much from the thread that has one responce as the thread with a dozen responces. I also come here to help where I can. I'm not a mechanic or an engineer, just an old farmer that used a dozen different Farmalls, and If I've had your problem over the years, I can do a decent job getting you going. I even like to search out the threads with no responce, find out why the guy got no responce. In all cases, if I can't help, usually I can direct him in the right direction for help. For those reasons, I'll stick with classic.

CNKS made a good point, I have been around here since 1999, he was here when I came, don't know how long before myself. Kim has made vast improvments. There are other forums, I'm betting it will be a long time before they replace Kim and family at top of the pack. That is exactly where she is at.

Oh, buy the way Kim, your not perfect yet. I know you will strive for that.

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Dan67

10-21-2007 08:48:26




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 Re: Modern VS Classic in reply to GA Dave, 10-20-2007 21:01:39  
I still Like the classic, Tried the modern but with my Dial up and computer(new is not in the buget) it is super slow. I can have a cold one between pages



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CNKS

10-21-2007 08:35:16




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 Re: Modern VS Classic in reply to GA Dave, 10-20-2007 21:01:39  
I have used this forum since 1999, I can go either way, and am not opposed or in favor of one over the other. But, I usually use classic, but go to modern if there is a topic I am interested in, simply because it is easier to find. Red Power Magazine is "modern" I have no problems with it either. Kim and the rest of the staff have removed a lot of persistent bugs in this forum during the last couple of years. I commend them for that. I do believe that most negative comments about either the classic or modern are blown out of proportion. I am not a computer expert by any means, but have been using computers since 1983 (about the time use became widespread) and have learned to use whatever format is available.

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tn terry t

10-21-2007 05:49:50




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 Re: Modern VS Classic in reply to GA Dave, 10-20-2007 21:01:39  
i can take it either way my self but its true this is a great site only because of the "ole hands" that have been here for years giving us great information to keep these old tractors runing` with out them this place would be nuthin. i comend kim for seeing this. so i say lets all quit batching about this FREE site and lets get on with the tractor talking GA DAVE i"m not taking a shot at you i promise just my opinion

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Mike CA

10-20-2007 22:11:39




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 Re: Modern VS Classic in reply to GA Dave, 10-20-2007 21:01:39  
The cons I have to Modern stem from the continued use of Classic. Trying to get classic to work with Modern has taken away features in Modern, and it make's threads read a little strange. If people are answering someone 3 or 4 posts later in modern they can quote the fellow. But in classic that doesn't happen, so it reads strange for those in modern. When I hear complaints from folks who don't like modern because of a feature that is affected or squashed by classic, the irony hits me like a train.

I prefer modern because lively topics are kept to the top. Pictures are easy to post. And generally it just looks cleaner, with more usable features. I know not everyone feels this way, and that's a shame, because if we could have a full blown moden forum it would give more features, and easier use for everyone.

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