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Re: Forum Update?
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Posted by CNKS on August 04, 2004 at 19:13:34 from (207.178.99.177):
In Reply to: Re: Forum Update? posted by Hugh MacKay on August 04, 2004 at 13:56:48:
Hugh, I don't want the forum changed, but as I said in my previous posts, some of the posts that don't have an easy answer fall off the page--but, there is a chance that some diligent person like yourself might see it and respond. The question then is at the top of the page, and someone who has the answer and hasn't read the forum for a couple of days might see it and add to it. As an example, I asked a question about a 350 HU last week. ZERO response-I bought it anyway. If only one person had answered, the question would have been at the top of the page, and perhaps someone else would see it. It is not always the most popular questions, those are the easy ones anyway. I see no advantage, other than that, to the other type of forum. Can work the other way too, unfortuantely. There is one silly thing on the RPM forum that has been on page 1 for two months, that's overkill. The people who post this forum are, in general more knowledgeable about the A through 560, on RPM it is mostly later tractors, or people who just like to talk.
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